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R&E recently hosted an event to demonstrate next-generation autonomous systems designed to enhance naval operations, improve situational awareness, and bolster defense capabilities in an increasingly complex maritime environment. The event was conducted in support of the AUKUS Advanced Capabilities line-of-effort — known as Pillar II — and featured new and emerging technologies in preparation for future collaboration between the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia. The MBP initiative provides a unique platform for the discovery of opportunities for cooperative development among AUKUS partners. By fostering a spirit of innovation and collaboration, participants are identifying areas where joint research, development, assessment, and experimentation can advance combat capability in the maritime domain. More at: https://lnkd.in/gkJ-x2BF

Trilateral Maritime Capabilities Test a Stepping-Stone Toward Future AUKUS Successes

Trilateral Maritime Capabilities Test a Stepping-Stone Toward Future AUKUS Successes

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