France Evaluating Sub-Launched UAS Flight Tests

Helen Chachaty September 07, 2023
Didion HP30

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PARIS—France’s Defense Innovation Lab and the French Navy have recently been evaluating flight tests of an uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) prototype launched from a submarine. The system, which is capable of staying airborne for 30 min., has been developed to improve the submarine’s overall...
Helen Chachaty

Based in Paris, Helen has specialized in defense and aerospace journalism since 2011. She covers French and European defense programs and industries.

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