British developers have presented the latest TLS torpedoy system for combat frigates

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/55/C8/IB-1IMP95DUO_316240df.jpg" Alt = "British developers presented the latest TLS torpedo system for combat frigates"/> ~ < P > The Royal Navy Malaysia will receive a new system of torpedo units from the British company SEA, which is part of the Cohort Plc Group. The contract provides for the supply of a fixed trial system of Torpedo Launcher System (TLS) for equipping P & Rsquo; Rsquo; < P > The advanced system will significantly enhance the protachic capabilities of Malaysian near the sea zone, allowing to act more effectively in conditions of threats from underwater space. Starting installations will have a versatile design that allows the use of different types of light torpedoes depending on the tasks and needs of the fleet.

< p >TRUPEDO TLS (TORPEDO LAUNCHING SYSTEM) & MDASH; It is a modern shipping system of torpedo designed to combat underwater threats. It provides rapid and accurate use of torpedo against hostile submarine, using advanced guidance and management technologies. TLS integrates with ship's shipping systems that allows you to run in semi -automatic or automatic mode.

< P > Depending on the modification, the system can use light torpedoes of 324 mm caliber, such as MU90 or MK 54. Compact design allows you to install TLS on different types of surface ships, including frigates, corvets and destroyers. High accuracy and flexibility in application make it an important element of protachic defense capable of effectively responding to underwater threats in difficult combat conditions.

< P > Compact structure and ease of TLS maintenance will reduce operating costs and long service life. According to the head of the SEA Torped System, Chris Bennett, a contract with Lumut Naval Shipyard & mdash; Confirmation of the company's desire for long-term cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region.

< P > The project is part of a larger -scale modernization program of the Malaysian Navy. It is designed not only to strengthen the combat capabilities of the fleet, but also to support the development of the local defense industry through cooperation with the National Ship Lunas.