Posted on Aug 24, 2021
US Navy’s UISS completes ship-based initial test and evaluation
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The US Navy’s uncrewed influence sweep system (UISS) programme has completed the ship-based initial operational test and evaluation (IOT&E).
The IOT&E was conducted on board the littoral combat ship (LCS) USS Manchester (LCS 14) off the California coast in May and June.
The event witnessed end-to-end minesweeping missions and Navy Instrumented Threat Targets (NAVITTARs), showcasing UISS supportability and integration with the LCS sea frame.
The IOT&E team also conducted underway launch and recovery, maintainability demonstrations, as well as end-to-end mission execution in support of initial operational capability (IOC) and capability delivery to the fleet.
The UISS system is designed for the LCS under the mine countermeasures (MCM) mission package.
The IOT&E was conducted on board the littoral combat ship (LCS) USS Manchester (LCS 14) off the California coast in May and June.
The event witnessed end-to-end minesweeping missions and Navy Instrumented Threat Targets (NAVITTARs), showcasing UISS supportability and integration with the LCS sea frame.
The IOT&E team also conducted underway launch and recovery, maintainability demonstrations, as well as end-to-end mission execution in support of initial operational capability (IOC) and capability delivery to the fleet.
The UISS system is designed for the LCS under the mine countermeasures (MCM) mission package.
US Navy’s UISS completes ship-based initial test and evaluation
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