Business Insider: 'These will be everywhere': We spent the day with the US Navy's drone warship that might change naval combat
PORTLAND, Oregon — The Pentagon is about to realize its dream of having a drone warship to hunt foreign stealth submarines.
Meet the ACTUV (Antisubmarine warfare Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel) — a crewless, 140-ton, 132-foot-long robotic ship unveiled in Portland's Willamette River on Thursday.
"This is a big, big, deal," Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work said.
"It looks like a Klingon Bird of Prey," he added, admiring the vessel's narrow bow.
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