I despise the USMC's Stand In Force Concept but Lockheed Martin just solved the resupply problem

 

U-Hawk

🇺🇸 Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company (@LockheedMartin) unveiled S-70UAS™ U-Hawk™ at #AUSA2025.

"a versatile autonomous unmanned aircraft system (UAS) that has 25% more cargo space than a typical Black Hawk. Sikorsky replaced the cockpit section with actuated… pic.twitter.com/H0W5ChvGDA

— Counter Unmanned Systems (@CUAS_NEWS) October 14, 2025

Has anyone else noticed that all the changes the USMC is making to its force structure to become more "littoral" reside on the ground side when its the air side that could most easily flex into the gap to actually make it work? Regardless, the U-Hawk will get the job done faster with smaller risk to interception (perhaps not outright destruction) than unmanned resupply boats.