PILOT FISH

The PILOT FISH program, part of the Navy's Research, Development, Test & Evaluation efforts, focuses on advanced component development and prototypes. This initiative is designed to enhance the Navy's capabilities through cutting-edge research and development. It aims to address specific technological challenges and advance strategic objectives by developing innovative solutions that can be integrated into existing systems or lead to new operational capabilities.

The primary goal of the PILOT FISH program is to foster technological advancements that support mission readiness and operational effectiveness. By investing in advanced component development, the program seeks to create prototypes for testing and evaluation for potential deployment. This involves collaboration with various agencies and stakeholders to ensure alignment with broader defense strategies and objectives.

Additionally, PILOT FISH aims to maintain a competitive edge by exploring emerging technologies that could provide significant advantages in naval operations. The program's objectives include identifying promising research areas, conducting rigorous testing of new components, and ensuring these innovations meet stringent requirements for performance and reliability. Through these efforts, PILOT FISH contributes to the continuous modernization of naval forces, equipping them with state-of-the-art tools and systems.