torpedonivåer

Torpedonivåer, or torpedo levels, refer to the depth at which torpedoes are launched from submarines. These levels are crucial for the effectiveness and safety of torpedo operations. The primary torpedo levels are the surface, periscope, and snorkel depths, each serving different tactical purposes.

Surface depth is the shallowest level, typically around 10 meters, where the submarine's periscope is used for observation and targeting. This level is used for launching torpedoes against surface ships or submarines that are also at the surface. The periscope depth is slightly deeper, around 20-30 meters, and is used for launching torpedoes against surface ships or submarines at periscope depth. Snorkel depth is deeper, around 30-50 meters, and is used for launching torpedoes against submarines that are submerged at greater depths. The choice of torpedo level depends on the target's location and the submarine's mission.