According to information published by the Alliance on January 14, 2025, NATO has initiated Baltic Sentry, a mission to secure critical undersea infrastructure in the Baltic Sea. Central to this operation is the groundbreaking deployment of a small fleet of naval drones.
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Teledyne Webb’s Slocum™ underwater glider at REPMUS 2024. (Picture source: JASCO)
Teledyne Webb’s Slocum™ underwater glider at REPMUS 2024. (Picture source: JASCO)
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