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$240 Million Triton Spy Drone Stops Feet From Disaster After Apparent Florida Runway Overrun

$240 Million Triton Spy Drone Stops Feet From Disaster After Apparent Florida Runway Overrun A roughly $240 million MQ-4C Triton surveillance drone built by Northrop Grumman apparently overran a runway at Naval Station Mayport near Jacksonville, Florida, last week, stopping just dozens of feet from plunging into the water.  Footage circulating on X appears to show the drone perched on shoreline riprap beyond the departure end of the base's 8,001-foot Runway 05, narrowly avoiding a plunge into the St. Johns River. A US Navy MQ-4C TRITON got stuck trying to take a...
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