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UK investigates autonomous maritime airborne heavy lift capability

by Richard Scott

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has begun work to investigate technologies and capabilities that could have the potential to deliver an autonomous maritime airborne heavy lift capability for the Royal Navy (RN).

In a request for information (RFI) that was released in December 2020, the MoD asked potential suppliers and interested parties to submit information so as to inform its understanding of the range of maritime airborne autonomous capabilities that currently exist or are in development, in order to support the development of the RN's autonomy network and the creation of the Future Maritime Aviation Force (FMAF).

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