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Akya

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Indigenous heavyweight torpedo developed for anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare. Designed for launch from Reis-class submarines with fiber-optic wire guidance, active/passive acoustic homing, and programmable attack profiles.

Akya
ПОСМОТРЕТЬ В ПОЛНОМ РАЗМЕРЕ
Akya - Roketsan
ПРЕИМУЩЕСТВА
  • First Turkish indigenous heavy torpedo — no foreign restrictions on use
  • Electric propulsion is near-silent — harder to detect than thermal torpedoes
  • Dual active/passive acoustic homing guidance
  • Wire guidance allows mid-course updates and abort capability
  • Modern lithium battery for extended range and higher speed
НЕДОСТАТКИ
  • Newly entering service — limited operational track record
  • Electric propulsion has shorter range ceiling vs. some thermal torpedoes
  • Development required significant investment; small production runs are costly
  • Wire guidance limits torpedo maneuverability at maximum range
  • Dependent on Turkish Navy submarine platforms for delivery
ТЕХНИЧЕСКИЕ ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ
TYPEHeavy Torpedo
RANGE50 Km At 30 Knots
LENGTH6.5 M
WEIGHT~1,370 Kg
WARHEAD300+ Kg Shaped Charge
DIAMETER533 Mm
GUIDANCEActive/Passive Sonar Homing + Wire Guidance
MAX SPEED55 Knots
PROPULSIONElectric (Lithium Battery)
LAUNCH PLATFORMSubmarines (Reis, Preveze, Atilay Class)
СВЯЗАННЫЕ РАЗВЕДДАННЫЕ1 СТАТЬИ
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spartan_anonSergeant Major
1d ago

Network integration allows this platform to function as a sensor node as much as a strike platform.

37d ago

Anti-ship missile defense integration at this displacement represents a doctrinal commitment to area defense.

EmiratiEdgeMarshal of the Air Force
89d ago

Range and payload figures here are impressive but the basing requirements limit operational flexibility considerably.

monsoon_tigerMaster Sergeant
99d ago

Radar cross-section management at this level requires trade-offs in payload capacity that tacticians need to understand.

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