This Is Why US Navy Is 50 Years Ahead Of The World!

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Published 2024-07-26
In this video, we dive deep into the revolutionary DARPA Ray, America's first unmanned submarine that is set to redefine naval warfare. Join me, [Your Name], your trusted expert in cutting-edge military technology, as we explore the features and capabilities of this groundbreaking vessel.

The DARPA Ray is not just any submarine—it's designed to operate autonomously, silently, and effectively in the most challenging underwater environments. We'll discuss its advanced stealth capabilities, making it undetectable by conventional sonar, and its AI-powered decision-making that allows it to adapt in real-time without human intervention.

Learn how this submarine can stay submerged for months, performing crucial reconnaissance missions and gathering intelligence that manned vessels cannot achieve. Hear insights from retired Navy Admiral [Admiral's Name], who explains why the DARPA Ray is a game-changer for maritime security and strategic dominance.

Imagine a fleet of these unmanned submarines patrolling our oceans, providing constant surveillance and ready to act at a moment's notice. The DARPA Ray is set to become the backbone of America's underwater defense strategy.

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All Comments (6)
  • @robschaller9061
    Active sonar.... LMAO subs when I served 40 years ago did all of their hunting, plotting target course along with the fire control solution. Back then they used a single sonar ping to confirm the firing solutions and it was weapons away. Even then, in a real war situation they would likely just trust their passive solution which they could verify by making numerous course changes. Bottom line is 40 years ago you didn't know that you were being tracked by an enemy sub until the torpedo was already in the water screaming towards you at over 80 knots. The surface fleet was largely abandoning active sonar as the primary method of tracking and targeting enemy subs. even the surface fleet had switched to towed array systems. I cant even imagine how sensitive the new equipment is today... light years ahead of what we had.
  • @leeduncan447
    Boring narration, the same words over and over just jumbled about. Interesting tech though.
  • @Mordalo
    This does not even exist at this point. The video is total BS.
  • @stephenzucchari6937
    The USA will always be a step ahead of everyone else in the world. God Bless America and Donald Trump