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RED Cat and Havoc partner on autonomous maritime defense systems

RED Cat's Blue Ops and Havoc are partnering to develop open-architecture autonomous maritime defense systems. The headline does not provide details on deployment, capabilities, or location.

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Autonomous maritime defense technology could affect future military capabilities and security planning, although the immediate impact is unclear.

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  1. RED Cat's Blue Ops and Havoc Partner to Develop Open-Architecture Autonomous Maritime Defense Systems ↗seapowermagazine.org · Recorded source date: Aug 19, 2026, 6:46 PM UTC

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