H2x
H2X was a British underwater glider made of steel and called by the British "'snake wagon." It was designed to attack enemy submarines and ships by releasing its payload of anti-ship bombs. The glider's length was approximately 24 feet, and its diameter was about 90 cm.
The glider was designed by British engineers during World War II. It was used for various maritime
The pilot could guide it from a distance before releasing the payload using wireless remote control. H2X
On test launches, the H2X successfully completed its mission. Results showed low speed, poor range, leaked seals,