Marlborough Communications
British supplier of military communications and uncrewed systems.
Founded in Redhill in July 1980, Marlborough Communications supplies military communications and uncrewed systems. On 16 September, it supplied Skydio X10 drones for the British Army's Project Rapstone procurement.
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Marlborough Communications supplies communications, intelligence-collection and robotic technology to British armed forces and police users. Its work includes electronic warfare equipment and uncrewed systems, placing the Redhill company in defence procurement where platforms must work with wider command and sensing systems.
Companies House records show that Marlborough Communications Limited was incorporated in July 1980. The Firm acts as a British supplier of Skydio drones, including the X10 supplied on 16 September for Project Rapstone. That role links overseas drone manufacturing to British military users without making Marlborough Communications the manufacturer.
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