The US Navy recently successfully launched the unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) Yellow Moray (REMUS 600) from the forward torpedo tube of the Virginia-class submarine USS Delaware. This experiment was an important step in the development of underwater and naval warfare technologies.
The launched vehicle performed a pre-programmed mission profile, demonstrating high maneuverability and the ability to effectively solve tactical tasks without the participation of the crew. The commander of the US Submarine forces noted that the successful test of the UUV opens up new opportunities to expand the potential of underwater operations and increase the combat effectiveness of the fleet.
The use of unmanned underwater vehicles makes it possible to significantly increase the control area, improve reconnaissance and reduce risks for submarine crews. The technology of UUV integration into torpedo tubes highlights the U.S. Navy's commitment to innovation and modernization of its forces.
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