U.S. Navy tests drones capable to detect mines in shallow water
By
Dylan Malyasov
Jun 15, 2021
Modified date: 13 mins ago
U.S. Navy has conducted a series of tests of new Unmanned Aircraft Systems designed to detect mines and build up a detailed picture of what’s in shallow water.
According to a recent Navy news release, Members of the Office of Naval Research held the test of new drone systems equipped with sensors developed to detect and map mines as part of the 50th Baltic Operations (BALTOPS 50) military exercise.
The BALTOPS 50 exercise is the premier maritime-focused exercise in the Baltic Region. Between June 6-18, air and maritime assets from 18 NATO Allies and partner nations participates in live training events that include air defense, anti-submarine warfare, amphibious operations, maritime interdiction, mine countermeasure operations.
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