Hogsweat
20-11-2004, 01:20
HOGSWEATIAN HOMELAND DEFENSE INDUSTRIES PRESENTS…
The Type 48 Cruiser
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Displacement: 7,420 tonnes (deep delivery), 5834 tonnes (light delivery)
Length: 150.4m
Max Beam: 20.3m
Speed: 29 knots
Range: 7012 nautical miles at 18 knots
Complement: approx. 200, space for 230, providing significantly better accommodation standards than before
Equipment selected includes:
The Principal Anti Air Missile System (PAAMS), with the BAE SYSTEMS SAMPSON Multi-Functional Radar (MFR) (for surveillance and fire control) and the Signaal/Marconi S1850M Long Range Radar (LRR) for air/surface search.
Armament:
12x 20MM CIWS
1x 8” Main Gun
SYLVER launcher and combination of up to 48 Aster15 and Aster30 missiles
4x Dual Harpoon Launchers
2x Torpedo Tubes
5x Tomahawk Missiles
Notes:
Fully NBC Protected
Lifeboats for 200
Dual Bridge/Fire Control Systems
Can Carry 25 Marines
Helicopter: 1 Westland Lynx HMA 3/8 or 1 Merlin EH101 HAS 1
Radar
Sampson is a multi-function radar which is destined for the Type 45 destroyer. It brings together the roles of surveillance and tracking into one single system, with sophisticated anti-jamming arrangement. The two array faces of the radar sit back to back in an A-frame structure that rotates up to 30rpm.
PAAMS
The main armament of the class will be the sophisticated and lethal Principal Anti Air Missile System (PAAMS). PAAMS will equip the Type 48 to defend itself and other ships in company from attack by existing and future anti-ship missiles of all types. The Type 45 will also be able to operate close inshore and use PAAMS to give air cover to Hogsweatian Forces engaged in the land battle. The system is designed to defend against supersonic, stealthy, highly manoeuvrable missiles that could use sea-skimming or steep-diving flight profiles approaching in salvoes, simultaneously from several directions.
PAAMS is capable of controlling several missiles in the air at any one time, each one of which could engage individual targets, preventing attackers from swamping the fleet's air defences. MOPD oversight of the three-nation PAAMS project is provided by Type 45 Anti Air Warfare Destroyer project team members working at the joint PAAMS Project Office in Kurzk, from where the programme is administered
Cost: 1 Billion USD
Type 48s In Production
HHDI has ordered the production of twelve Type 48's to replace the Kirov.
The Type 48 Cruiser
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v224/HogsweatNS/Type48.png
Displacement: 7,420 tonnes (deep delivery), 5834 tonnes (light delivery)
Length: 150.4m
Max Beam: 20.3m
Speed: 29 knots
Range: 7012 nautical miles at 18 knots
Complement: approx. 200, space for 230, providing significantly better accommodation standards than before
Equipment selected includes:
The Principal Anti Air Missile System (PAAMS), with the BAE SYSTEMS SAMPSON Multi-Functional Radar (MFR) (for surveillance and fire control) and the Signaal/Marconi S1850M Long Range Radar (LRR) for air/surface search.
Armament:
12x 20MM CIWS
1x 8” Main Gun
SYLVER launcher and combination of up to 48 Aster15 and Aster30 missiles
4x Dual Harpoon Launchers
2x Torpedo Tubes
5x Tomahawk Missiles
Notes:
Fully NBC Protected
Lifeboats for 200
Dual Bridge/Fire Control Systems
Can Carry 25 Marines
Helicopter: 1 Westland Lynx HMA 3/8 or 1 Merlin EH101 HAS 1
Radar
Sampson is a multi-function radar which is destined for the Type 45 destroyer. It brings together the roles of surveillance and tracking into one single system, with sophisticated anti-jamming arrangement. The two array faces of the radar sit back to back in an A-frame structure that rotates up to 30rpm.
PAAMS
The main armament of the class will be the sophisticated and lethal Principal Anti Air Missile System (PAAMS). PAAMS will equip the Type 48 to defend itself and other ships in company from attack by existing and future anti-ship missiles of all types. The Type 45 will also be able to operate close inshore and use PAAMS to give air cover to Hogsweatian Forces engaged in the land battle. The system is designed to defend against supersonic, stealthy, highly manoeuvrable missiles that could use sea-skimming or steep-diving flight profiles approaching in salvoes, simultaneously from several directions.
PAAMS is capable of controlling several missiles in the air at any one time, each one of which could engage individual targets, preventing attackers from swamping the fleet's air defences. MOPD oversight of the three-nation PAAMS project is provided by Type 45 Anti Air Warfare Destroyer project team members working at the joint PAAMS Project Office in Kurzk, from where the programme is administered
Cost: 1 Billion USD
Type 48s In Production
HHDI has ordered the production of twelve Type 48's to replace the Kirov.