British Marines practiced landing on a warship using a jetpack created by Gravity Industries. The military believes that the new method can be considered as an alternative to conventional methods of air landing.
On the channel of the company Gravity Industries , a video has appeared showing the exercises of the Royal Marines of Great Britain, testing a jetpack. The role of the target was played by the patrol ship HMS Tamar.
The jetpack is considered as an alternative to the use of helicopters and a system of cables for landing. Gravity Industries itself noted that the concept allows fighters to land in any part of the ship, use weapons and evacuate from the deck if necessary.
Tests of the satchel from Gravity Industries / ©youtube Previously, something similar with the help of the Gravity Industries satchel was worked out by the military of the Netherlands. The target was a relatively large vessel.
Earlier tests / ©youtube Recently, the United States announced a new competition designed to provide its military with an individual wearable aircraft. For the first prototype, any participant was awarded a reward of up to one and a half million dollars. At the same time, the preferred flight technology was not announced.
