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GLBLeiting A2000 Thunderer Drone 3D Model
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Leiting A2000 Thunderer Drone 3D Model
With a displacement of 280 tons and a length of 45 meters, the Thunderer A2000 boasts impressive specifications. Powered by twin diesel engines and two CPP propellers, it surges at a top speed of 35 knots, delivering both agility and efficiency. The trimaran hull design, reminiscent of CSSC’s JARI USV, ensures low radar cross-section and stealth.
A standout feature lies in the 24-cell launchers positioned on the starboard and port sides, initially believed to be countermeasure launchers. However, Naval News learned that these launchers deploy loitering munitions, enhancing the USV’s offensive capabilities. Notably absent are anti-ship missiles, suggesting reliance on kamikaze-style strikes.
A standout feature lies in the 24-cell launchers positioned on the starboard and port sides, initially believed to be countermeasure launchers. However, Naval News learned that these launchers deploy loitering munitions, enhancing the USV’s offensive capabilities. Notably absent are anti-ship missiles, suggesting reliance on kamikaze-style strikes.
