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Navy test reports submerged launch of HADALUS unmanned vehicle

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The US Navy carried out a submerged launch demonstration of HADALUS, a low-cost, long-endurance unmanned undersea vehicle, in sea trials at Portsmouth, Rhode Island, according to a report citing Raytheon. The vehicle conducted end-to-end operations in a single mission, including detecting, reacquiring and acting against a target. Raytheon and Composite Energy Technology developed the 34-foot prototype in under 18 months; the companies say it is designed to cost roughly one-third to one-fifth as much as comparable long-endurance vehicles.
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