US delivers maritime drone to Philippine Marines

Inquirer.net - Nov 6, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Marine Corps has received an American-made maritime drone designed for surveillance and other naval operations as the country strengthens its maritime defense capabilities. US Ambassador to the Philippines Lee Lipton announced the delivery of the T38 Devil Ray manufactured by US-based Maritime Tactical Systems Inc. (MARTAC) in a post on

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