Stark and MBDA Launch Vanta-12/Sea Venom Combination to Support NATO Deterrence Requirements
The AI-enabled boat combines surveillance and strike systems to support lower-cost maritime deterrence and extends Sea Venom beyond helicopter use.
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Stark unveils autonomous unmanned surface vessel Vanta 12 with range of up to 1,200 nautical miles
German defense company STARK, which has an R&D center in Ukraine, has unveiled the Vanta 12, an autonomous unmanned surface vessel (USV) for reconnaissance, surveillance, and countering maritime threats.
Stark and MBDA launch Vanta-12/Sea Venom combination to support NATO deterrence requirements
Stark and MBDA have combined to offer a new capability package designed to support NATO requirements for projecting strike capability into the North Atlantic, to build alliance deterrence and defence. On 28 September, Stark revealed the development of its new Vanta-12 uncrewed surface vessel; the USV is set to bring a fit of MBDA’s Sea Venom anti-ship/land-attack guided weapon. This announcement follows the USV’s participation in ‘REPMUS 2026’ –…
Plymouth-built uncrewed boat armed with Sea Venom missile
A twelve-metre armed uncrewed surface vessel built near Plymouth has been launched carrying MBDA's Sea Venom anti-ship missile. The post Plymouth-built uncrewed boat armed with Sea Venom missile first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Germanys STARK Unveils Vanta 12 Autonomous Uncrewed Boat With Range of Up to
German defence company STARK introduced the 12-metre Vanta 12 uncrewed surface vessel, citing a 1,200-nautical-mile range and integration of Cascade loitering munitions and Sea Venom missiles.
The German manufacturing company STARK also has a presence in Greece
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