U.S. sends unmanned systems to Guantanamo for new command
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U.S. sends unmanned systems to Guantanamo for new command
U.S. Southern Command has deployed unmanned systems to Naval Station Guantanamo Bay in Cuba, the first step toward a training and mission-support site there for its new Autonomous Warfare Command. Marine Gen. Francis L. Donovan, the SOUTHCOM commander, saw the systems during a visit to the base, the command said in a post on X. […]
The deployment of American unmanned boats has begun in Cuba
The deployment of American unmanned boats has begun in Cuba.Despite the sanctions against Havana, the Pentagon continues to actively increase the capabilities of its naval base in Guantanamo Bay.So, during the recent visit of the head of the...
Drones on Cuban Soil: U.S. Turns Guantánamo Naval Base Into the First Regional Autonomous War Center
SOUTHCOM deployed drones in Guantánamo and announced that the base will be the first site of the new autonomous war command (SAWC) on Cuban soil.
The U.S. Army Southern Command has deployed unmanned systems at the Guantánamo base in Cuba, where it plans to set up a site for the training of military personnel and the use of autonomous technologies in operations against drug cartels and other threats in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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