US Marines to get high-speed, radar-evading electric seagliders for rescue ops

This phase began with testing a quarter-scale prototype and culminated in the recently successful sea trials of the full-scale Viceroy prototype. High-speed, radar-proof electric seagliders The second phase of the agreement aims to deepen the evaluation of the Viceroy’s technical capabilities. This will involve demonstrations relevant to specific defense operations, a crucial aspect as military needs evolve. Tom Huntley, Vice President of Government Relations and Defense at Regent, expressed pride in continuing collaboration with the Marine Corps. He highlighted the role of Regent’s seagliders in meeting national security requirements, specifically in logistics operations that face challenges in contested maritime environments. The advantages of seagliders are particularly noteworthy for defense operations, where speed and efficiency can determine the success of missions. The Viceroy seaglider can soar up to 180 mph over approximately 180 miles. ... Read full article.