Made in Acadiana: Gov. Landry marks Navy unmanned ship built in Loreauville
Gov. Jeff Landry joined the U.S. Navy to mark Romulus, a 151-foot unmanned ship built by Breaux Brothers in Loreauville. New Iberia Parish ship manufacturer, Breaux Brothers, has been commemorating a milestone in its work with the U.S. Navy to produce a fleet of vessels that can operate without sailors. The 151-foot ship, Romulus, will feature advanced technology and autonomous operation designed to strengthen national security. The company is building the ship in partnership with Huntington Ingalls Industries in Loreauville, Louisiana. The goal is to launch the first ship in March. So far, Breux Brothers has produced three vessels so far, each taking about 10 months to build and each taking around 10 months.
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IBERIA PARISH, La. (Acadiana News First) - Gov. Jeff Landry and the U.S. Navy marked a milestone for Breaux Brothers, a New Iberia business building unmanned vessels for the military on Tuesday, Oct... [1671 symbols]
