US military claims first drone boat rescue of downed helicopter crew
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美国军方称，其无人艇在霍尔木兹海峡附近成功救起两名坠毁阿帕奇直升机飞行员。这是美军首次使用无人艇执行海上救援任务。事故发生于6月8日阿曼海岸附近，美国中央司令部声明称救援得到第五舰队第59特遣队支持，该部队负责整合无人系统与人工智能。匿名官员确认，无人艇由驻巴林第五舰队操作。
A drone boat picked up two US Army pilots from waters near the Strait of Hormuz after their helicopter gunship went down, US military officials said in interviews with various broadcast news outlets. The incident apparently represents the first time the US military has used a drone for such a rescue mission at sea.
The two crew members from the US Army AH-64 Apache were “rescued by American forces” at 7:33 pm US Eastern Time after their helicopter went down off the coast of Oman on June 8, according to a US Central Command press release. That press release mentioned support from US Navy units including the US 5th Fleet’s Task Force 59, which is charged with integrating uncrewed aerial, surface, and underwater vehicles, alongside AI, into 5th Fleet maritime operations.
Anonymous US military officials told CBS News that the Apache air crew was rescued by an uncrewed surface drone operated by Task Force 59 from the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain. The officials also described the incident as the first time the military had used a drone to rescue people from the water.
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