The Indian Navy will equip its P-28 class of ships with a new generation multi-sensor, multi-weapon defence system to combat enemy targets.

The Bharat Electronics-developed Gun Fire Control System (GFCS) is designed to provide air, surface or shore defence with 76mm and 30mm guns.

The GFCS is a quick reaction, multi-sensor, multi-weapon, short / medium / long range defence system against air, surface or shore targets onboard naval ships, according to a senior official at Bangalore-based Navratna Defence PSU.

The system incorporates five functional sub-systems, which include tracker, weapon control, sight control, a combat management system and support systems.

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Acting on early warning search radars, GFCS locates a hostile target using a radar or video tracker, and accurately tracks its approach to obtain reliable target data.

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The collected data is further processed and used to control the weapons to destruct the target by simultaneously pointing it in an exact ballistic firing position.