Unmanned Vehicles
UDT 2010: RN continues move in to unmanned
The UK Royal Navy (RN) is moving ‘tentatively’ into the world of unmanned underwater systems to counter mine threats (UUS) ahead of possible unmanned solutions for anti-submarine warfare (ASW), according to Rear Admiral Mark Anderson.
Speaking at the Undersea Defence Technology (UDT) conference in Hamburg, Germany on 8 June, the ...
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