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AUKUS navies remote-control ships from 10,000 miles away in experiment (www.reuters.com)

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"The successes experienced, including proving the ability of all three AUKUS navies to command-and-control vessels on the other side of the world in a tactically realistic scenario, show how close we are to realising our ambition of a genuine team of crewed and uncrewed systems, capable of operating and prevailing everywhere on the planet, from the seabed to space," Royal Navy Director Develop James Parkin said in a statement.

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[–] crumpted@sopuli.xyz 2 points 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago)

It's not where I'm coming from, I'm just repeating various means, methods, and technologies, that are currently being used, or are documented requirements for current nextgen programs, by the DoD.

Here's just one example of an existing platform, with the technologies that you're alleging can't, or don't, exist: Ghost Bat (MQ-28A)

And that's just a single platform, within a much larger DoD program: Loyal Wingman.

Also, I never said it wasn't a constant race with measures, countermeasures, and counter-counter measures. I was just simply keeping my comments short and to the point of the question asked.