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Regent’s Viceroy targets “early March” for US Marine-aided sea trials

11th February 2025 - 16:32 GMT | by Wilder Alejandro Sanchez

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The Regent Viceroy prototype is being developed with assistance from the US Marines. (Photo: Regent)

The sea trials will focus on de-risking the seaglider with US Marine involvement after Regent signed a partnership to help develop the prototype, against a backdrop of growing military interest from the UK and Japan.

The Viceroy seaglider is expected to begin sea trials “in early March and will last throughout the summer into September”, Tom Huntley, Regent’s VP of government relations & defense, told Shephard.

The US-based company has a partnership with the US Marine Corps to develop the prototype, with Regent reportedly “working toward the first Viceroy defense contract in 2026”.

The sea trials will focus on de-risking the Viceroy’s system and will combine internal engineering and defence-specific milestones.

“For the defence-specific milestones, we plan to have representatives from the US Marine Corps present and anticipate a demonstration towards the end of

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