The deployment will test surveillance and attack capabilities that the Navy might find useful against China’s larger fleet.
Sept. 21, 2023 5:42 am ETWSJ’s Shelby Holliday traveled to Bahrain to get a rare look at how the U.S. is pairing unmanned surface vessels with artificial intelligence to see “from seabed to space.” Illustration: Adele Morgan
YOKOSUKA, Japan—Two prototype U.S. drone ships have arrived in Japan for their first deployment in the western Pacific, testing surveillance and attack capabilities that the Navy might find useful against China’s larger fleet.Continue reading your article with
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