Sea Battle: The United States is preparing for war with China and testing new unmanned systems

The United States, the United Kingdom and Japan are testing new drones in Australia for an experiment that will change the future of the Marine War. During the student, the military involved 30 different systems - from the seabed to the stratosphere.

This week, representatives of the US, Australia, Great Britain and Japan have gathered in the Gulf of Jervis in Australia for a weekly experiment to check how to integrate new technologies from different countries to accelerate the transfer of intelligence data at sea. Defenseone. com writes about it.

Madeleine Mortelmans, Acting Assistant Defense Assistant to Strategy, Plans and Opportunities, announced the expansion of the submarine warfare, protesting the launch and lifting of unmanned submarine systems from torpedo devices in modern classes of British and American submarines. "This will increase the range and capabilities of our underwater forces. We integrate the light torpedo Ray into a P-8A marine aircraft patrol aircraft, which will help our forces to become interchangeable," she said.

The United States brought a GARC unmanned overwill boat, Vanilla unmanned aircraft and Ocean Aero (Triton). The participants of the event noted that during the exercises the military involved 30 different systems - from the seabed to the stratosphere. The military checked how well the systems can collect and distribute intelligence. "The trials were caused by specific scenarios.

Unmanned and piloted devices were used to perform intelligence, observation and reconnaissance, and to maintain a general operational picture," one official said. Another purpose of the experiment was to determine how allies could modify or develop certain tactics, methods and procedures to ensure faster exchange of intelligence within the Alliance - and do so with a wide range of drones and other devices.

One former high -ranking military official said Defense One: "Integration of more autonomous opportunities is crucial for the future success of all three fleets. " According to him, the experiment "provides a unique platform for experiments, which allows every country to benefit from the achievements of another country, helping partners better and faster to scale up future opportunities. " Earlier it was reported that North Korea creates drones with copies of American hellfire missiles.