Royal Navy Turns Ship into Drone Mothership
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The Royal Navy is transforming RFA Lyme Bay into a mothership for minehunting drones, aiming to secure the Strait of Hormuz amid Iranian blockades. This hybrid fleet strategy, combining manned ships with uncrewed tech, prioritizes sailor safety and sea lane security. The ship, initially in Gibraltar for maintenance, was swiftly readied for high readiness following the Iran conflict. It has been training in the Mediterranean, alongside HMS Dragon, to safeguard Cyprus and prepare for potential Lebanon evacuations. This setup offers the UK flexible options without full commitment, positioning RFA Lyme Bay to support merchant shipping flow when the time is right.
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