Universal maritime craft aerial delivery system
AssigneeCapewell Aerial Systems LLC
InventorsStephen Parkinson, Adam J. Fitzgerald
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AssigneeCapewell Aerial Systems LLC
InventorsStephen Parkinson, Adam J. Fitzgerald
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A universal maritime craft aerial delivery system (UMCADS) is an airdrop system that enables the delivery, by parachute from military transport aircraft, of a multitude of surface and subsurface marine craft. The UMCADS can be used to deploy marine craft that will be manned on splash down and unmanned autonomous marine craft that could be operational immediately on landing. The UMCADS allows air cargo crews to assemble an air cargo transport platform from standard, modular components, reposition sub-assemblies and swap them out to accommodate a wide range of marine craft without the need to redesign the platform or recourse to the manufacturer. Incorporating actuators that do not require manual positioning by personnel beneath the platform during loading improves safety. A proven single point release system triggered by the actuator releases the platform from the marine craft after the marine craft and platform have left the delivery aircraft.
An aerial delivery system for marine craft comprising a hull, said aerial delivery system comprising:
An aerial delivery system for marine craft comprising a hull, said aerial delivery system comprising:
An aerial delivery system for marine craft comprising a hull, said aerial delivery system comprising:
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