America's Mysterious 85-foot Underwater Drone Exposed

In an astonishing development, Boeing Defense has just released the first-ever footage of its Orca extra-large unmanned undersea vehicle, or XLUUV, in action. This 80-ton autonomous titan, the U.S. Navy's pioneer in unmanned undersea warfare, is undergoing rigorous underwater tests, marking a seismic shift in maritime defense and exploration. The Orca, with its autonomous capabilities, is designed to redefine naval warfare, offering a future where sailors are spared from the terrors of the deep sea. Capable of operating for months at sea and launching and recovering without the help of support ships, the Orca is a testament to the leaps in naval technology. However, the waters of innovation are far from calm. China, in a move shrouded in mystery, has been testing its own massive unmanned submarines in the contested waters of the South China Sea. Defense analysts have noted striking similarities between the Chinese XLUUVs and the U.S. Navy’s Boeing Orca, hinting at a brewing competition in this new era of undersea warfare. China's XLUUVs, twice the size of their previous models, have been in the water since 2021, potentially indicating a technological lead. These vessels are large enough to carry smaller UUVs, sensors, and naval mines, and seem to be designed primarily for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance purposes. The stage is set for a tense showdown in the depths of the world's oceans. Adding fuel to the potential fire, some models of the Orca have now been spotted with heavyweight torpedo tubes and bomb bay doors… --- Dark Footage showcases the most unbelievable photos and videos from history while telling the stories behind the camera. Featuring military, space, aircraft and real-life historic events caught on tape.