UDT Europe 2017: SF diver delivery system showcased
Two companies, Rotinor and JFD, have brought their diver delivery systems for the special forces community to UDT Europe 2017, both with varying concepts on the platform.
Rotinor's Seabob Black Shadow 730 is a diving scooter that uses jet propulsion to move through the water, while JFD’s Torpedo Seal swimmer delivery system employs external propellers and is capable of carrying two divers, or one diver and a larger payload.
The main principle for swimmer delivery systems is to conserve the energy of special forces operators being deployed on a mission.
Anthony Simmons, international sales manager at Rotinor, said that the
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