The US Navy (USN) has planned to transition the TETRA remotely operated vehicle (ROV) programme from an N94 Rapid Prototyping Experimentation and Demonstration effort to a programme of record in fiscal year (FY) 2022, with plans to field an initial capability in FY 2022.

The USN describes TETRA as an ROV system that will comprise three medium-class ROVs and ancillary equipment. It will have the capacity for multiple mission payloads and is intended to be a future optional payload for the USN's Los Angeles- and Virginia-class nuclear-powered submarines.

The US Navy (USN) has planned to transition the TETRA remotely operated vehicle (ROV) programme from an N94 Rapid Prototyping Experimentation and Demonstration effort to a programme of record in fiscal year (FY) 2022, with plans to field an initial capability in FY 2022.

The USN describes TETRA as an ROV system that will comprise three medium-class ROVs and ancillary equipment. It will have the capacity for multiple mission payloads and is intended to be a future optional payload for the USN's Los Angeles- and Virginia-class nuclear-powered submarines.

The US Navy (USN) has planned to transition the TETRA remotely operated vehicle (ROV) programme from an N94 Rapid Prototyping Experimentation and Demonstration effort to a programme of record in fiscal year (FY) 2022, with plans to field an initial capability in FY 2022.

The USN describes TETRA as an ROV system that will comprise three medium-class ROVs and ancillary equipment. It will have the capacity for multiple mission payloads and is intended to be a future optional payload for the USN's Los Angeles- and Virginia-class nuclear-powered submarines.

The US Navy (USN) has planned to transition the TETRA remotely operated vehicle (ROV) programme from an N94 Rapid Prototyping Experimentation and Demonstration effort to a programme of record in fiscal year (FY) 2022, with plans to field an initial capability in FY 2022.

The USN describes TETRA as an ROV system that will comprise three medium-class ROVs and ancillary equipment. It will have the capacity for multiple mission payloads and is intended to be a future optional payload for the USN's Los Angeles- and Virginia-class nuclear-powered submarines.

The US Navy (USN) has planned to transition the TETRA remotely operated vehicle (ROV) programme from an N94 Rapid Prototyping Experimentation and Demonstration effort to a programme of record in fiscal year (FY) 2022, with plans to field an initial capability in FY 2022.

The USN describes TETRA as an ROV system that will comprise three medium-class ROVs and ancillary equipment. It will have the capacity for multiple mission payloads and is intended to be a future optional payload for the USN's Los Angeles- and Virginia-class nuclear-powered submarines.

The US Navy (USN) has planned to transition the TETRA remotely operated vehicle (ROV) programme from an N94 Rapid Prototyping Experimentation and Demonstration effort to a programme of record in fiscal year (FY) 2022, with plans to field an initial capability in FY 2022.

The USN describes TETRA as an ROV system that will comprise three medium-class ROVs and ancillary equipment. It will have the capacity for multiple mission payloads and is intended to be a future optional payload for the USN's Los Angeles- and Virginia-class nuclear-powered submarines.