NationStates Jolt Archive

LRR invites all nations to bring your flagship and several (no more than two or three) other smaller ships to the port of Gdansk and the surrounding coast for the first annual international navy review!

This will be a place for nations to show off their navy's most powerful ships, as well as showcase new technologies and view other ships.

Gdansk is a large, heavily fortified port on the LRR coast, located reasonably far from major population centers so as to divert a nuclear attack from the cities. It has many defenses, and the safety of your ships and crews is assured. Naval aircraft can also be shown at the Gdansk airbase. While Gdansk is one of the major LRRN bases, so there will be many LRRN ships, there will be several which will be our showcase vessels.

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The missile cruisers LRRNS Baba O'Riley (Left) and Walt Whitman (Right) will be in Gdansk for the occasion. These ships will be available for tours.

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The Sovremenny class destroyer Goose Bay will be in port and available for tour.

Along with these will be a large collection of frigates, corvettes, submarines, and patrol boats, some of which will be sampled here:

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A Krivak frigate.

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An F-124 frigate.

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An Oksoy class minesweeper.

Also available for tour will be some of the port facilities at Gdansk, sampled here:

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A Visby corvette undergoing repairs.

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A U-212 submarine inside a construction hangar.

We accept your offer, and shall send our newest Juka Heavy Battleship, along with a Wolfe Class Carrier, and a Xev-Nac Carrier to your show case.

Our Juka Heavy Battleship
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And a Xev-Nac Carrier:
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And a Wolfe Class Carrier:
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We accept your offer, and shall send our newest Juka Heavy Battleship, along with a Wolfe Class Carrier, and a Xev-Nac Carrier to your show case.

Our Juka Heavy Battleship
http://homepage.mac.com/isven9000/Battleship.jpg

And a Xev-Nac Carrier:
http://www.aether.demon.co.uk/coolkit/graphics/trimaran/carrier.jpeg

And a Wolfe Class Carrier:
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ship/cvn77sg.jpg

Kurashita will send a small envoy to this convention, including:

The KBS Jupiter
Avenger-class Battleship - 86,706.77 tons - eight 20'' guns with 3200 total rounds, 800 bunks, 75 two-man cabins, 49 one-man cabins, 1 luxury cabin, advanced composite armor, capable of reaching a 28.75 knot top speed in 12.5 seconds, or full stop from top speed in 12.5 seconds.
Price tag $11B
The KCB Hammerhead, KCB Marksman, and KCB Rodger Young
Guardian-class Heavy Escort Cruiser - 20,916.57 tons - eight 14'' guns with 4000 total rounds, 90 bunks, 9 cabins, 1 luxury cabin, advanced composite armor, capable of reaching a 39.675 knot top speed in 6 seconds, or full stop from top speed in 6 seconds.
The KSSBN Horizon
Zeus-class Nuclear Attack Submarine - 2,855.14 tons, 6,535.83 tons submerged - eight ICBMs (two 1MTon, four 100KTon, two .1KTon), two torpedo tubes with 50 torpedos, 175 bunks, 24 cabins, 1 luxury cabin, capable of reaching a 51.75 knot top speed in 4.5 seconds, or full stop from top speed in 45 seconds.

we will send a small display;

*NNS Victor (Dartmouth Class)
our flagship, the Victor is a brand new vessel, the second Dartmouth built. it is designed for maximum power projection ablity.

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*NNS Maurice Dickson (Minsk Class)
the Minsk class is the latest upgrade of the VANGAURD ASW/AAA Defence ship. the Minsk replaces the Merimack II, A 1970s program to update the 1950s VANGAURD system.

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