US Navy Deploys Autonomous Drone Boat With Carrier Strike Group
Published 19h ago · Latest report 1h ago
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The US Navy deployed a carrier strike group with an autonomous drone ship for the first time.
The United States Navy deployed an uncrewed surface vessel alongside a carrier strike group for the first time. The Theodore Roosevelt strike group departed San Diego accompanied by the autonomous drone ship.
- The vessel involvedThe uncrewed ship was a Leidos Seahawk designed for months of long-distance operation.
- The announcementActing Navy Secretary Hung Cao confirmed the historic deployment.
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The integration of uncrewed vessels into carrier strike groups marks a significant shift in naval strategy as militaries worldwide test autonomous technology to extend operational reach and reduce risk to personnel.
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The Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group deployed from San Diego with an uncrewed autonomous vessel.
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- Washington ExaminerThe Roosevelt carrier strike group deployed with a 135-foot drone boat. Here’s what that looks like1h ago · open ↗
- The Straits TimesCarrier strike group deploys with uncrewed ship in US Navy first19h ago · open ↗
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