Exercise Subsurface Attack Guided Missile

Exercise Subsurface Attack Guided Missiles are a type of guided missiles that are specifically designed for training and exercise purposes. They are part of the supply class Guided Missiles, which falls under the supply group Guided Missiles.

These missiles are used to simulate and practice submarine-launched attacks on enemy submarines or surface ships. They are typically non-lethal and do not carry explosive warheads. Instead, they are equipped with sensors and tracking systems that allow them to accurately simulate the behavior and characteristics of actual attack missiles.

Exercise Subsurface Attack Guided Missiles are an essential tool for training naval forces in anti-submarine warfare tactics and techniques. They provide realistic training scenarios and allow crews to practice their skills in a controlled environment. By using these missiles, naval personnel can improve their proficiency in detecting, tracking, and engaging enemy submarines, ultimately enhancing their combat readiness and effectiveness in real-world operations.