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The MK 30 Mod 2 Anti-Submarine Warfare Training Target System (ATS) provides cost-effective training services for submarine, surface ship, and aircraft crews to employ their sensors and weapon systems in operationally realistic scenarios.

SPAT is a reusable underwater vehicle that simulates the acoustic and dynamic characteristics of an operating submarine. SPAT provides a realistic moving target for Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) training without the cost and risk associated with the use of an actual submarine as the target.

Because SPAT responds to torpedo and sonar activity, it has long been a preferred anti-submarine warfare training target for surface ships, submarines, helicopters, fixed-wing aircraft, and acoustic homing torpedoes. SPAT is fully compatible with most ranges and incorporates retrieval aids for open-water use. SPAT uses state-of-the-art technology to provide new capabilities and achieve higher reliability and simplified maintenance in this affordable ASW training target.

The MK 39 Expendable Mobile Anti-Submarine Warfare Training Target, or EMATT, was designed through the eyes of a submariner. The result is a small, dynamic submarine-like target equipped with acoustic and non-acoustic signatures. Lockheed Martin Sippican has produced over 14,000 EMATT's for the U.S. Navy and other allied navies around the world.

Lockheed Martin Sippican's Submarine Mobile Acoustic Training Target, or SUBMATT, can be deployed from an underway submarine to enhance fleet readiness in anti-submarine warfare. The vehicle provides the flexibility to train when and where the submarine desires.

With the MK 39 EMATT Field Programmability System, ASW crews can program training targets to meet changing operational requirements and environmental conditions.  The Portable Target Programmer, or PTP, is compatible with Lockheed Martin Sippican's EMATT's and SUBMATT's.