Naval Weapons

Naval weapons are equipment and systems used to perform maritime combat, defense and support missions. Naval weapons include naval guns, missile systems, mines, submarines, unmanned underwater vehicles and naval aviation.

Naval gun: Naval gun is one of the most traditional naval weapons, used for sea and shore strikes. Modern naval guns usually use automatic loading systems and advanced fire control systems to improve shooting accuracy and speed.
Missile system: Naval missile system includes anti-ship missiles, anti-aircraft missiles and anti-submarine missiles. These missiles have high-speed, long-range and precision strike capabilities, capable of causing fatal strikes against targets such as enemy ships, aircraft and submarines.
Mine: A mine is an explosive weapon placed on the seafloor or in the water to destroy enemy ships and submarines. The Navy can use unmanned underwater vehicles or submarines to lay mines.
Submarine: A submarine is a concealed underwater combat platform with a high degree of maneuverability and concealment. Submarines mainly perform anti-ship, anti-submarine and intelligence collection tasks, and carry a variety of weapons and sensor systems.
Unmanned underwater vehicle: An unmanned underwater vehicle is an autonomous underwater robot that can be used to perform tasks such as intelligence reconnaissance, target tracking, and weapon delivery.
Naval aviation: Naval aviation refers to various aircraft owned by the navy, including fixed-wing aircraft, rotary-wing aircraft, and unmanned aerial vehicles. Naval aviation is mainly used for maritime reconnaissance, patrol, anti-submarine and attack missions.
In addition, the Navy also uses a variety of advanced sensors and communications equipment to provide real-time battlefield information and command and control support. These devices include radar, sonar, electro-optical/infrared sensors, satellite communications systems and data links.