"The Surprising History of Unmanned Navy Systems" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	19 Jun 2020 4:45 a.m. PST
The Navy is pushing into unmanned systems in a big way, simultaneously developing unmanned aerial systems (UASs and UAVs) that can operate thousands of miles from friendly forces, as well as ships (USVs) and undersea craft (UUVs) that can operate autonomously for weeks at a time. But the Navy's interest in unmanned systems is nothing new—it stretches back more than a century… link
Max Schnell	19 Jun 2020 4:53 a.m. PST
Interesting and learned something today. Thanks!
ColCampbell	19 Jun 2020 6:56 a.m. PST
Thanks, Bill. Jim
NOLA Chris	19 Jun 2020 7:11 a.m. PST
Wow! Nice! Go NAVY! (see Jim, we are good for SOME things!) lol

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