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A Swarm at Sea: Supplying Troops with On-Demand Autonomous Watercraft

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By Kanna Rajan, Karlyn D. Stanley
| RAND Corporation
In any drawn-out military confrontation, the U.S. must support its ground forces with food, fuel, ammunition and weapons. In a conflict with China over Taiwan, however, that material will be coming from as far away as the Philippines and Japan. That means relying on the large, mostly unarmed, civilian-crewed ships, such as those operated by the Military Sealift Command, which are highly visible and vulnerable to attack.
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supplying troops with on-demand autonomous watercraft Original

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By Kanna Rajan, Karlyn D. Stanley
| The Hill Verified
In any drawn-out military confrontation, the U.S. must support its ground forces with food, fuel, ammunition and weapons. In a conflict with China over Taiwan, however, that material will be coming from as far away as the Philippines and Japan. That means relying on the large, mostly unarmed, civilian-crewed ships, such as those operated by the Military Sealift Command, which are highly visible and vulnerable to attack.
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Unmanned Cargo Vessels

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By Karlyn D. Stanley, Kanna Rajan
| RAND Corporation
The promise of autonomous operations in a marine environment that covers 70 percent of the planet, near which more than 600 million people reside, is tantalizing. The world's oceans support the large cargo ships that carry the bulk of global trade and commerce. Yet, as this working paper shows, countries vary substantially in their approaches to adopting unmanned cargo ships.
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