US Navy Develops Silent Anvil, a Drone-Fired Anti-Submarine Weapon

The US Navy is advancing a new aerial torpedo system called Silent Anvil, designed to be deployed from drones and fighter jets to target enemy ships and underwater vehicles.

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U.S. Navy Wants Anti-Submarine Weapon That Drones Can Fire Above Water

The new Silent Anvil would mirror small diameter bombs and could be clipped to the wings of drones and fighter planes to kill ships and underwater vehicles from the air.

By Zita Ballinger Fletcher, Contributor

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US Navy Develops Silent Anvil, a Drone-Fired Anti-Submarine Weapon

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U.S. Navy Wants Anti-Submarine Weapon That Drones Can Fire Above Water

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