Marine Corps Wants Drone Fleets "Cached & Hidden" on Amphibious Assault Ships

Published on March 12, 2024

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Surface, air and undersea maritime warfare drones can be “cached and hidden” on large amphibious assault ships to survey enemy coastline, hunt submarines, conduct forward undersea and surface reconnaissance, deliver small attack units or even launch precision attacks when directed by a human.

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