Uncrewed Systems, a division of HII’s Mission Technologies, showcased its next-generation medium-class unmanned underwater vehicle, the REMUS 620, during the U.S. Navy UUV Confidence Course held in Bangor, Washington. The vehicle was transported from its manufacturing facility in Pocasset, Massachusetts, to Keyport, Washington, where it successfully completed a series of pre-mission checks and ballasting procedures. This participation underscores the company's commitment to advancing underwater technology and enhancing the capabilities of unmanned systems for naval operations.
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Original from ROVplanet.com: HII’s Mission Technologies Tests Next-Generation REMUS 620 UUV on US Navy Confidence Course
HII’s Mission Technologies Tests Next-Generation REMUS 620 UUV on US Navy Confidence Course
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