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acoustic research.
Sonobuoys are
typically around 13 cm (5 in) in
diameter and 91 cm (3 ft) long. When
floating on the water,
sonobuoys have both a radio...
- the AN/ARC-164 UHF radio, AN/SSQ-53
series sonobuoys, AN/ALQ-128 EW equipment, AN/SSQ-62
series sonobuoys, and the
Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data...
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positioning devices where the
transducers are
installed on GPS-equipped
sonobuoys that are
either drifting or moored. GIBs may be used in
conjunction with...
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sonar or a
magnetic anomaly detector. It can also
carry either up to 36
sonobuoys, or a torpedo, or
between six and
eight conventional depth charges, or...
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fields of active-p****ive
sonobuoys or can
operate dipping sonar, such as the AQS-13.
Fixed wing
aircraft can also
deploy sonobuoys and have
greater endurance...
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Harpoon anti-ship missiles, and
other weapons, can drop and
monitor sonobuoys, and can
operate in
conjunction with
other ****ets,
including the Northrop...
- sonar, and may be
equipped with up to four
lightweight torpedoes and 32
sonobuoys. Z-18J:
Airborne early warning (AEW) variant, with a
lowerable radar antenna...
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charges Other: MK-46 Type 97
torpedo Type 12
torpedo 30+ pre-loaded
sonobuoys, 70+
sonobuoys deployable from
inside Avionics Radar: Toshiba,
Active Electronically...
- ocean. The
Magnetic Anomaly Detector (MAD),
diesel exhaust sniffers,
sonobuoys and
other electronic warfare technologies also
became a
staple of ASW...
- 65 or 18× Mk 62 or 11×Mk 63
Quickstrike naval mines Active and p****ive
Sonobuoys Avionics RADAR:
Raytheon AN/APS-115
Maritime Surveillance Radar, AN/APS-137D(V)5...
