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HUNTINGTON BEACH, California. Boeing has delivered the first Orca Extra Large Uncrewed Undersea Vehicle (XLUUV) to the U.S. Navy, following the completion of acceptance testing earlier this month, the company announced in a statement.
In the depths of Huntington Beach, amidst the salt and spray, Boeing just flipped the game on its head, delivering the Orca XLE0 to Uncle Sam's fleet. This beast, a titan of the deep, is not just a machine but a revolution, a 51-foot whisper in the ocean that spells a new dawn for undersea warfare. It's the kind of leap that gets an old salt's blood pumping, a testament to decades of grit and brains, all to ensure our nation's might runs silent and runs deep.
As part of the partnership between Boeing and the U.S. Navy, the Orca XLUUV has undergone several phases of at-sea testing, including above and below-surface maneuvers to demonstrate the vehicles' unique capabilities.
It can perform long duration critical missions.
It can perform long duration critical missions.