US Navy Unmanned Surface Vessel Division One
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- Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2024
- Interview with Commander Daley, CO of Unmanned Surface Vessel Division One (USVDIV-1), the US Navy unit currently deploying four USVs in the Pacific.
The interview took place in Sydney, Australia, on the sidelines of Indo Pacific 2023.
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This is the role for a Zumwalt ( or in this case an LCS ), as a defender mothership to coordinate and carry emergency repair staff as needed but to stay out of sight using their designed stealth capabilities. Then the flagship can carry a variety of the smaller USVs as well for further fleet defense.
If the US can get this working right it would certainly change how we fight. It would also help with the insane cost of building and upkeep for a massive manned fleet. I think the US Navy is making a very smart move I just hope they can set it all up before anything big pops off in the SCS. We need lots of these USVs with arsenals ready to launch instead of manned ships.
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Great Piece CDR Daley, I learn a lot more about Unmanned Surface Vessel Division ONE (USVDIV-1)
The future of Naval Warfare Dominance, & success. Possibilities are endless, this will be a great asset to any Fleet, or surface action group.
Drone vessels will be the future of most modern navies. These vessels will be surface and sub-surface and be able to stay sea for a long time.
Nice to see these ships putting in some work with the Aussies. 🇺🇸🇦🇺
Australia just ordered 6 Large Optionally Crewed Surface Vessels armed with 32 vertical launch cells
This is one step closer to the USB arsenal ship. Packed with VLS cells and little else.
....what about DC when one takes a hit? Are they considered expendable?
I believe the word the US military has decided to use is ‘Attritable’. These aren’t meant to be one time use, expendable, but the loss of a few is to be expected
I would like to know more about how a mothership and suport vessel will work with these.
Task force 59
Ranger looks like a supply vessel from Chouest Marine in Grand Isle LA
According to the commander it was an oil rig support vessel.
It was a Seacor ship. Designed by Incat Crowther and built at Gulf Craft LLC in Franklin, LA. Same with Mariner. Sea Hunter was built at Christensen Yacht which is now Vigor Vancouver, WA. Sea Hawk was built at USMI.
@@mikeynth7919 It was a Seacor ship. Designed by Incat Crowther and built at Gulf Craft LLC in Franklin, LA. Same with Mariner. Sea Hunter was built at Christensen Yacht which is now Vigor Vancouver, WA. Sea Hawk was built at USMI.
Terrifying.
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What About Someone Getting on it and Taking it Over ????????This is the Worst idea Possible,Anyone in a Boat Can Rock up and Take Command of the Ship and Remove its Weapons For Themselves!!!!!!!!!!!!How You Going to Stop That With No one on it ???????????Total Madness ,This Will Come to Bite You Hard You Fools !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
38 knot top speed and can turn tightly or stop very rapidly. Its not a tanker or containership.
Maybe they could get someone who speaks English to narrate these videos.
unmanned changes the risk calculation, more warfare coming down the pike.
Problem is with all these USV's is unless they are set to defend themselves what's to stop the Chinese, Russians, Iranians or North Koreans towing one off? Do they have an automated message they can broadcast warning they'll defend themselves if interfered with?
Pretty sure Iran did recently attempt to tow a very small one away but was stopped by manned USN surface vessels.
Ooof. It’s a little disappointing you think these don’t have cameras on them, trackers on them, or that they’re a US Navy ship and they’d not be watched over in some way.
Some like the LRUSV are armed with hero-120 loitering munitions.
@HoLeeFook68 Yeah I know. Was just saying that he has a valid concern as it has happened before.