A remotely operated anti-mine marine drone
The Seafox is an anti-mine marine drone . It is a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) manufactured by German company Atlas Elektronik to locate ground and moored mines. There are two versions and a training version. The orange Seafox-I "inspection" variant has a sonar and an INS , and the black Seafox-C "combat" round has a 1.4 kg warhead.
Service history [ edit ] In 2001 the Royal Navy leased some Seafox drones for use on HMS Bangor and HMS Blyth off Iraq as part of Operation Telic . The Bangor also deployed them off Libya in 2011.
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