UK sets pace on new undersea sensors to detect threats, as AUKUS partners test advanced kit in San Diego
What happened
The Ministry of Defence said the UK will lead development of three advanced undersea sensor payloads for uncrewed vehicles under AUKUS, after a week of testing in San Diego.
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Official source: Ministry of Defence: UK sets pace on new undersea sensors to detect threats, as AUKUS partners test advanced kit in San Diego
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