Forces Network: "RNAS Culdrose Leads Royal Navy Drone Research"

[soleil]

"A team from RNAS Culdrose is leading research into how the Royal Navy can effectively use drones and remotely-piloted aircraft.

The work is being undertaken by 700X Naval Air Squadron (X for experimental), who are testing new air systems nearby Predannack Airfield on the Lizard peninsula.

The squadron also took to the sea for a week of testing aboard the fishery protection ship HMS Mersey."

RNAS Culdrose Leads Royal Navy Drone Research

It is hoped the research could change the way drones and remotely piloted vehicles are used on naval ships.

www.forces.net

 

[soleil]

 

[WreckerL]

WAFUs at sea..whatever next

 

[Alfacharlie]

Looks like an STC briefing to me.
Look, there’s ‘Johnny two combs’ with his trademark woolly hat.

 

[WreckerL]

Interesting that is for sure but the drones are useful

You Americans found them even more useful when you started to put missiles on them!

 

[Waspie]

Interesting that is for sure but the drones are useful

Let me guess, another bored Yank who specialist subject is resurrecting old threads.

Drone, def. speak tediously. Says it all!!