Brecourt in the News

Brecourt Solutions develops non-violent tech to combat violent threats such as active shooter events. We’re inspired the by the WWII Easy Company’s assault at Brécourt Manor during Normandy. Lieutenant Richard Winters led a small group of eleven men to successfully disarmed four German 105mm Light Field Howitzer guns that were set up to shoot 5100 yards across the landing area at Utah Beach. It’s estimated this German Artillery Battery had  50-70 men, a formidable opponent for the twelve Americans, demonstrating creative leadership that multiplied a small force in a large combat situation. 

With active shooter events on the rise, public safety remains critically important for communities, schools, concert venues, sports arenas and retail centers.

In the U.S., it’s illegal for drones to carry dangerous weapons or hazardous materials payloads. Just like Lieutenant Winters, our approach attacks the weapon, reducing additional risk for innocent bystanders.  

At Brecourt, we’ve developed a non-violent approach to prevent violent events. Our system integrates with existing monitored security systems, deploys within 0.2 seconds autonomously through a facility to track a threat and sends valuable data to first responders, and has a payload capable of malfunctioning a weapon. 

We’re committed to building a more peaceful and free world.