TRITON

Also known as

Triton USV
Global Mark TRITON
TRITON unmanned surface vessel

TRITON is a Ukrainian Global Mark unmanned surface vessel displayed at Eurosatory 2026 as a modular maritime platform for reconnaissance, patrol, strike, drone-launch, missile-launch, and remote weapon-station configurations.

TRITON, Multifunctional unmanned surface vessel, Naval Systems

Image source: United24 Media TRITON report

Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin: Ukraine
Built by: Global Mark
Type: Multifunctional unmanned surface vessel
Service note: Unveiled at Eurosatory 2026
Designer: Global Mark
Designed: Publicly unveiled in 2026

Specifications

Hull: High-density polyethylene hull with 7.949 m overall length, 6.9 m waterline length, and 2.545 m beam
Length: 7.949 m overall; 6.9 m waterline length
Beam: 2.545 m
Displacement: 1,971 kg light displacement; 4,000 kg full-load displacement
Propulsion: Two Suzuki DF200 AP-2 or two Suzuki DF325 APX outboard engines
Range and speed: 600 nautical miles reported range; 22-knot cruise speed; 40-knot maximum speed
Fuel and endurance: 1,700-liter gasoline fuel tank plus battery power described as supporting up to 120 hours of autonomous operation
Sensors: 360-degree day/night camera system plus a fixed forward-looking day/night camera
Communications: Anti-jamming Starlink terminal with a secondary anti-jamming communications station
Payload options: Remote launcher for drones or missiles, remote weapon station with 12.7 mm machine gun, sensors, communications, and self-destruct charge
Missile payload: EDR reports a remotely controlled launcher option for two AIM-9 or R-73 guided missiles
Self-destruct payload: 7.5 kg warhead and self-destruct mechanism described for anti-capture or one-way strike configuration

Variants

Public sources describe TRITON as a modular unmanned surface vessel rather than a single fixed loadout; the rows below separate the displayed baseline and sourced payload or derivative configurations.

Variant	Configuration	Designation notes
TRITON multifunctional USV	Baseline unmanned surface vessel	Global Mark's English brochure describes TRITON for long-range maritime missions, reconnaissance, strike operations, infrastructure targeting, protected communications, and modular payload integration. Sources: Global Mark English product brochure
Missile/drone launcher configuration	Remote launch payload	United24 Media reports remote launcher options for drones or missiles, while EDR describes a launcher option with two AIM-9 or R-73 guided missiles. Sources: United24 Media TRITON report, EDR Magazine TRITON report
12.7 mm RCWS configuration	Remote weapon-station payload	EDR describes a remotely controlled weapon station with a 12.7 mm Browning machine gun, 500 rounds, and an optical target-acquisition and designation station. Sources: EDR Magazine TRITON report
One-way strike configuration	Self-destruct payload	United24 Media and EDR describe a 7.5 kg warhead and self-destruct mechanism for strike or anti-capture use. Sources: United24 Media TRITON report, EDR Magazine TRITON report
FPV-drone carrier derivative	Further-development carrier concept	EDR reports that Global Mark displayed a related USV carrier mockup for 32 FPV drones, describing it as a further development of the basic TRITON vessel with a different bow and container layout. Sources: EDR Magazine TRITON report

Missile Payload Options

EDR's Eurosatory report identifies a remotely controlled TRITON launcher option for two short-range air-to-air missiles; public reporting describes the configuration as an exhibited payload option rather than documented operational use.

Carried item	Item type	Carriage evidence
AIM-9 Sidewinder missile	Short-range guided missile	EDR reports that TRITON can be equipped with a remotely controlled launcher carrying two AIM-9 guided missiles. Sources: EDR Magazine TRITON report
Vympel R-73 short-range air-to-air missile	Short-range guided missile	EDR reports the same launcher option using R-73 guided missiles as an alternative payload. Sources: EDR Magazine TRITON report

Carried item

Item type

Carriage evidence

AIM-9 Sidewinder missile

Short-range guided missile

EDR reports that TRITON can be equipped with a remotely controlled launcher carrying two AIM-9 guided missiles.

Sources: EDR Magazine TRITON report

Vympel R-73 short-range air-to-air missile

Short-range guided missile

EDR reports the same launcher option using R-73 guided missiles as an alternative payload.

Sources: EDR Magazine TRITON report

Payload And Control Architecture

Public TRITON reporting centers on modular payload and control options shown at Eurosatory 2026, not on a documented battlefield deployment. The configuration details are useful because they show how Global Mark presents the vessel as a reusable USV platform rather than only a one-way explosive boat.

Launcher options

Sources describe remote launcher fits for drones or missiles; EDR identifies a two-missile AIM-9 or R-73 launcher option.

Gun payload

EDR reports a 12.7 mm Browning remote weapon station with 500 rounds and an optical target-acquisition and designation station.

Control and sensors

Reported equipment includes Starlink-backed communications, a secondary anti-jamming station, 360-degree day/night vision, and a fixed forward day/night camera.

Carrier derivative

EDR describes a related FPV-drone carrier mockup as a further development of the basic TRITON vessel, with launch containers for 32 FPV drones and a visibly different bow layout.

Sources: Global Mark English product brochure; United24 Media TRITON report; EDR Magazine TRITON report.

Timeline

TRITON Key Events

Jun 15, 2026
TRITON unveiled at Eurosatory
United24 Media, citing Militarnyi, reported that Global Mark unveiled TRITON at Eurosatory 2026 in Paris.
Jul 3, 2026
EDR reports TRITON static display
EDR Magazine described TRITON on the Eurosatory open static display and summarized its payload, communications, hull, propulsion, range, and speed details.