The Midget Submarine is a compact, stealth-capable underwater vessel designed primarily for coastal defense, special operations, and covert missions in shallow or confined waters. Despite its small size, it is equipped with essential systems to carry out a variety of tactical missions with precision and discretion. Length: Approx. 31.9 meters Displacement: 260 tons (submerged) Crew Capacity: 6 personnel + 4 special forces Endurance: Short to medium-range operations; can remain submerged for several days depending on battery and life support systems Propulsion: Diesel-electric with quiet operation for stealth missions Armament: include 2 tube torpedoes, mines, or diver delivery systems Speed: Moderate underwater speed; optimized for silent, low-detection movement Mission Capabilities: Special Forces Insertion : The submarine is ideal for transporting and deploying elite units undetected close to enemy shores. Surveillance and Reconnaissance: Capable of conducting covert observation in littoral zones without detection. Harbor Penetration: Its small size allows it to enter restricted or shallow waters for sabotage or intelligence-gathering missions. Training Platform: Often used as a training asset for anti-submarine warfare (ASW) exercises or personnel development.

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Meeting radar signature design objectives RCS measurements are useful in determining the detectability of a potential target or the contrary, in the development of low-profile stealth devices or aircraft. Several factors can influence the RCS of an object such as the material it is made of, its size relative to wavelegth of the illuminating signal, the incident angle the signal is received, the reflected angle, or the polarisation of the transmitted and received radiation with respect to its orientation. RCS measurements require DUTs to be set on low-profile pylons to avoid interference and reflectivity from the support system in measurement results. MVG provides a selection of measurement solutions particularly suited for RCS testing including light-duty to heavy-duty RCS pylons

The Pratt & Whitney APS5000 APU is the industry's first all-electric APU for large commercial aircraft. This single-shaft, variable-speed gas turbine APU develops 450kVA of electrical power at sea level that starts and operates up to 43,100 feet. The APS5000 APU was designed exclusively for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. It is the quietest APU in its class with the lowest emissions in the industry and backed by maintenance plans that deliver flexibility and predictable costs while maximizing performance and time between maintenance.