Kazak Composites Introduces Precision Aerial Delivery Of Dropsondes

Edited by Patricia J. Parmalee June 14, 2010
Kazak Composites’s PADD (precision aerial delivery of dropsondes) is a means of delivering sensors that can improve the placement accuracy of the U.S. Navy’s Antisubmarine Warfare (ASW). The service’s system “delivers unguided sensors that follow a ballistic trajectory, resulting in errors in actual...

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