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Unmanned Systems·RIMPAC

Navy's Kamikaze USV Sinks Ship

2 sources · first reported 3d ago

The Navy's kamikaze Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) was used to sink an amphibious assault ship during a RIMPAC exercise, just days after its first combat use. The exercise demonstrated the USV's capabilities in a sinking operation. This technology is being tested for potential future use in naval operations.

Why it matters

The successful use of a kamikaze USV in a sinking exercise highlights the Navy's advancements in unmanned technology and its potential to enhance naval capabilities. This development could significantly impact future naval operations and warfare strategies.

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