The ATMACA cruise missile, developed entirely with national resources, successfully passed another one of its most challenging tests, bringing it one step closer to production.
Defense Industry President İsmail Demir announced on his social media account that the ATMACA cruise missile successfully completed a test launch using its own GPS-independent inertial navigation system. The ATMACA cruise missile stands out with its superior features, including a 250 km range, GPS-independent target acquisition capability, and the ability to receive real-time updates via the Kement data link.
What are the characteristics of the Atmaca Cruise Missile?
ATMACA is a high-precision surface-to-surface guided missile developed to meet the operational needs of the Naval Forces in surface warfare; it can be used on patrol boats, frigates, and corvettes.
System Specifications
• Autonomous
• Low Radar Signature
• High Precision
• Can operate in all weather conditions.
• Resistant to Countermeasures
• Ability to Update Targets, Re-attack, and Cancel Missions via Data Link
• Three-Dimensional Task Planning
• Engagement of Land and Surface Targets from Surface and Underwater Platforms
• Engagement of Surface Targets from Surface Platforms
• Target Selection
• Long Range
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