Anti-sabotage boat crews of the Project 21980 "Grachonok" of the Pacific Fleet took part in exercises to protect ships in an unprotected roadstead. This was reported by the fleet's press service.
The servicemen used the "Anapa" sonar station (GAS) to monitor the underwater situation. After receiving target designation, they carried out firing from DP-65 and DP-64 anti-sabotage grenade launchers.
Machine gunners repelled an attack by unmanned boats and unmanned aerial vehicles of a mock enemy. The sailors prevented the penetration of "saboteurs" on board the ships.
Characteristics of the "Anapa" GAS:
- Target detection range (minimum) — 25 m
- Number of simultaneously tracked targets — up to 4
- Continuous operation time — up to 120 hours
- Time to bring to combat readiness — about 3 minutes.
- Power consumption — no more than 1000 VA
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