A Navy submarine has launched an unmanned aerial vehicle powered by fuel cells in the culmination of a project that took less than six years and is designed for special operations forces, the Naval Research Laboratory said Thursday. The all-electric, fuel-powered UAV known as the XFC, or eXperimental Fuel Cell Unmanned Aerial System, took off from the Los Angeles-class USS Providence (SSN-719) while the sub was under water. The XFC fired out of a torpedo tube in a Sea Robin…
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