U.S. Navy’s New Autonomous Submarine Drone Unlocks New Fear for America’s Enemies
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US Navy wants submarine launchers for weapons and underwater drones - Navy Lookout
The US Navy has begun seeking a new generation of submarine payload launchers designed to deploy uncrewed systems as well as weapons. The move raises questions about how far the Royal Navy’s future SSN-AUKUS boats will share in the evolving American approach to undersea payloads. On 29 July, the USN signalled interest in launchers able […] The post US Navy wants submarine launchers for weapons and underwater drones first appeared on Navy Lookout.
U.S. Navy’s New Autonomous Submarine Drone Unlocks New Fear for America’s Enemies
After they’ve become the dominant force in the airspace over the battlefield and are rapidly doing the same on the ground, drones are beginning to expand their reach to the naval domain. And I’m not talking here about surface drones, of which plenty are already in use, but about submarine ones that are poised to redefine naval warfare. There are several designs in the works right now, but the one that brings us here i... (continue reading...)
(Seoul = Yonhap News) A U.S. Army combat unit recently conducted performance tests of the new attack drone 'Rogue 1' in the California desert, according to the military news outlet DefenseBlow...
According to the U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM), the Navy for the first time used an autonomous overwater vehicle (ASV) as a one-way attack system of the type CORSAIR in a combat operation. The aim of the attack was an Iranian coastal submarine of the Ghadir class (120 tons, 29 meters long) in the naval base Bandar Abbas. Photo: Submarine of the Ghadir class. Tasnim News Agency/CC BY 4.0 According to this report, three Saronic Corsair overwate…
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