Red Team Drones
Find your weaknesses during training,
not on operations
Independent 360 degree exercise observation, expert analysis and debriefing – for military, emergency and remote response services.
Objective evidence
Better decisions
Improved performance
As objective as a camera...
Day and night ground and aerial observation of routines and specific activities during exercises. Visual (including low-light, near-infrared and thermal imaging) and microphone systems capture objective evidence, whatever the conditions. Our trained operators then turn this into real time expert critiques.Want to know where it happened? The map in the report will show you. What gave it away? The video highlights and soundtrack. Want to know if you followed your SOPs? Give us criteria, and we can score you against them.Objective evidence, professionally collected, analysed and reported.
As expert as your team
Our experienced personnel have spent years in your shoes. Depending on your requirements, our personnel may be drawn from military, emergency services or remote and offshore operational backgrounds.They know exactly what that piece of equipment does. What it can and can't do. Where it works well, and where it fails.More importantly they know what its presence there means, and what that tells other people.
Our trainers have years of Directing Staff experience, but more than that, they are trained simulation facilitators. Their feedback will encourage and embolden, not demoralise and defeat. Their observations lead directly to actionable improvements.They are not there to score points, they are there to save lives.
Security minded
Whatever your requirements, we can meet them. A NATO SC team? Drones only from specified manufacturers? Special data handling requirements?No problem.
Your best friends tell you the truth
in the most helpful way possible
Objective evidence
Better decisions
Improved performance
Meet the team
In over 25 years as an Army Emergency Physician, Si Horne has retrieved casualties from battlefields, evacuated patients from Antarctica, and treated Ebola. He has led tiny specialist teams, large hospitals, and advised policymakers on national resilience and battlefield survivability. He is also a CAA registered commercial drone pilot.
For over a decade, "J" Lowe has lived and worked in extreme environments, as part of small, low signature teams, focussed on surviving with a minimal footprint. He has moved both patients and medical resource across the Arctic and Antarctic circles in the harshest of settings. He also serves as one of Defence's leading Mass Casualty experts.
Harvey Pynn is a Consultant in Emergency and Pre-hospital Medicine in Bristol. In 25 years as a Military Doctor, he has deployed worldwide, both championing (as Defence's Lead Advisor) and delivering medical care in challenging and austere conditions. He spent ten years as the medical director for Wilderness Medical Training and revolutionised exertional heat illness care in both military & civilian practice.
Harvey Pynn is a Consultant in Emergency and Pre-hospital Medicine in Bristol. In 25 years as a Military Doctor, he has deployed worldwide, both championing (as Defence's Lead Advisor) and delivering medical care in challenging and austere conditions. He spent ten years as the medical director for Wilderness Medical Training and revolutionised exertional heat illness care in both military & civilian practice.
In 23 years as a BASICS and HEMS doctor, Matt Warner has delivered critical and medical care at the point of need- from the streets of London and across New South Wales, to every British Antarctic Survey ship and base. He started work as an Emergency Medicine Consultant at the Royal London, and for the last seven years has been MD for BAS’s Medical Unit. He co-created the UK’s first Critical Care Paramedic Master’s degree and an endorsed PHEM course in polar and remote medicine with prolonged field care.