Sea Dagger Self-propelled Ship Developed for Commando Use

The Second World War gave birth to commando teams that carried out sabotage actions against the enemy and gathered information before the actual attack was carried out. The United Kingdom commando team collected samples of beach sand before the D-Day landing site was carried out more than a year ago. Although the world has changed, the UK Command Force (UKCF) team still exists and now they will use self-propelled ships to carry out operations.Sea Dagger is a commando carrier ship with self-propelled capabilities. It was developed by Leidos with each ship able to carry up to 12 commandos and also light vehicles for landing on the coast. Full information about the Sea Dagger has not yet been shared with Leidos saying that it can travel at a speed of 40 knots (74 km/h), is armored and has a long operational range in a war situation.Shared concept images of the Sea Dagger show a fully enclosed ship, a ramp at the stern, equipped with drones and a flat surface like an F-117 aircraft to reduce radar reflection.Its development was carried out under the Future Commando Force (FCF) initiative to improve UKCF's ability to meet future mission requirements. In addition to Sea Dagger, the use of artificial intelligence, cyber technology and drones will also be integrated in the near future.

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