The 132-foot "Sea Hunter" was on display in San Diego Monday. It will next sail to a Naval base for testing and seaworthiness, reports the Associated Press.
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Wednesday, May 04, 2016
Military Shows Off Unmanned Naval Ship That Sails on Its Own
The 132-foot "Sea Hunter" was on display in San Diego Monday. It will next sail to a Naval base for testing and seaworthiness, reports the Associated Press.
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If there's nobody aboard, can someone claim it under salvage laws in international waters?
ReplyDeleteTerminator - rise of the machines
ReplyDeleteThey can try...
ReplyDelete(I imagine they'll be a few other USN vessels in the area)
On the surface, in the air and down below.
DeleteI want one. But I don't know why.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant
ReplyDeleteLet's tell everyone in the world what we are doing!
ReplyDeleteWTH do we need one of those for? I think that the money could of been put to better use taking care of wounded soldiers and the veterans. Wow
ReplyDeleteThis is the stupidest thing I have seen. Another waste of money.
ReplyDeleteThese things do not function without a human. Those humans communicate with this vessel via satelites. It is well known that in the event of a war the enemy will take out our satelites.
Basically this is a sea drone.
War is fought by people not drones. War is won or lost by people not drones. The rule of war is that people die. You can't change that rule.
Wars are fought between the good and the evil and visa versa.
5:51 Story time is over at the nursing home. Time to get your meds and off to bed.
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