Exercise Torpedo

Exercise torpedoes are training devices used in naval exercises to simulate the launch and tracking of torpedoes without the use of live ammunition. These torpedoes are designed to mimic the behavior and characteristics of real torpedoes, allowing naval personnel to practice their skills in a safe and controlled environment.

Exercise torpedoes are typically smaller and lighter than actual torpedoes, and they may be equipped with sensors and tracking systems to provide feedback on their performance. They can be launched from submarines, surface ships, or aircraft, and are used to train personnel in various aspects of torpedo warfare, including target acquisition, tracking, and evasion techniques.

By using exercise torpedoes, naval forces can conduct realistic training scenarios without the risk of causing damage or injury. These training devices help to improve the proficiency and readiness of naval personnel, ensuring they are well-prepared for real-world combat situations involving torpedoes.