Submarine False Target

Submarine False Targets are a type of pyrotechnic device used in naval warfare. They are designed to create decoy targets that mimic the acoustic and magnetic signatures of submarines, diverting enemy attention and confusing their tracking systems.

These devices are classified under the supply class Pyrotechnics, which refers to items that use chemical reactions to produce light, sound, smoke, or other effects. Pyrotechnics are commonly used in military operations for signaling, illumination, and diversionary purposes.

Submarine False Targets fall under the supply group Ammunition And Explosives, which encompasses various types of munitions and explosive materials used in military operations. This group includes items such as bullets, shells, grenades, bombs, and other explosive devices.

In summary, Submarine False Targets are pyrotechnic devices that belong to the supply class Pyrotechnics and the supply group Ammunition And Explosives. They are used to create decoy targets and confuse enemy tracking systems in naval warfare.