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Tel: (561) 732-4368; Fax: (561) 732-6984 ing the development of Boeing’s new 51-ft. Unmanned

Underwater Vehicle, Echo Voyager, starting on page

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Big. 22. Obviously UUVs come in every conceivable shape,

John C. O’Malley size and capability, but Echo Voyager stands out for a number of reasons, and most of them [email protected] come back to ‘Big.’ This 51-ft. frame packs in some major capability, with a massive 30 x 8.5 ft. payload bay. The UUV is game-changing in a number of ways, particularly as it

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Gregory R. Trauthwein carries a diesel generator capable of recharging the vehicle’s lithium ion and silver zinc [email protected] battery banks, giving the Echo Voyager a hard-to-match presence at sea.

As many readers of MTR slog through the slowdown in business due to the persistently

Web Editor low price for oil and gas, attention increasingly is turning to the global defense markets.

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To put it bluntly the world is becoming a more dangerous and volatile place. With that, the

Contributing Writers importance of Unmanned Underwater Vehicle systems is starting to grow exponentially,

Kira Coley, United Kingdom as Secretary of the U.S. Navy Ray Mabus said in our overview feature on subsea defense

Capt. Edward Lundquist, USN (Ret.)

Claudio Paschoa, Brazil starting on page 16: “While nominal force structure requirements for FY25 have not been

William Stoichevski, Norway determined, the Navy is committed to growing both the size and composition of the AUV

Production Manager force. In the near-term, AUVs present an opportunity to increase undersea superiority and

Irina Vasilets [email protected] offset the efforts of our adversaries. LDUUV will be launched from a variety of platforms, including both surface ships and submarines. The craft’s missions will include ISR, acous-

Production & Graphic Design tic surveillance, ASW, mine countermeasures, and offensive operations.”

Nicole Ventimiglia [email protected]

Finally, we dispatched our Oslo-based contributor, William Stoichevski, into the creative nooks of the Norwegian Subsea Valley. The result is the ? rst in a series of two reports,

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Manager, Marketing starting on page 28, which examines some of the grass roots innovation in the works in this

Mark O’Malley country that possesses and unparalleled history of innovative thinking in the subsea space.

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