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C-1 Dropmaster - $50 million - Felucan Original

The C-1 is capable of rapid strategic delivery of troops and all types of cargo to main operating bases or directly to forward bases in the deployment area. The aircraft is also able to perform theater airlift missions when required. The design of this aircraft lets it operate on small, austere airfields. The C-1 can take off and land on runways as short as 3,000 feet and as narrow as 90 feet wide. Even on such narrow runways, the C-1 can turn around by using its backing capability while performing a three-point star turn. Maximum use has been made of off-the-shelf and commercial equipment, including Air Force standardized avionics.




Primary Function: Cargo and troop transport
Prime Contractor: Stockyard Air Design
Thrust (each engine): 40,900 pounds
Wingspan: 170 feet 9 inches (to winglet tips) (51.81 meters)
Length: 173 feet 11 inches (53.04 meters)
Height: 55 feet 1 inch (16.79 meters)
Cargo Compartment Length: - 85 feet 2 inches (26 meters);
Speed: 500 mph (Mach .77)
Range: Unlimited with in-flight refueling
Crew: Three (two pilots and one loadmaster)
Load: 110 troops/paratroops;
48 litter and 54 ambulatory patients and attendants;
2 tanks/APCs;
170,900 pounds (76,644 kilos) of cargo (20 pallet positions)
Chaff/flare dispensors
Felucan strike/warning suite
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/c17-5.jpg

A-1 Alpha - $30 million - Felucan Original

The A-1 Alpha is a close support ground attack aircraft designed the purpose of destroying surface targets. Specific survivability features include titanium armor plated cockpit, redundant flight control system separated by fuel tanks, manual reversion mode for flight controls, foam filled fuel tanks, ballistic foam void fillers, and a redundant primary structure providing “get home” capability after being hit. Design simplicity, ease of access and left to right interchangeable components make the A/OA-10 aircraft readily maintainable and suitable for deployment at advanced bases.

The A-1 has excellent maneuverability at low air speeds and altitude, and are highly accurate weapons-delivery platforms. It can loiter near battle areas for extended periods of time and operate under 1,000-foot ceilings (303.3 meters) with 1.5-mile (2.4 kilometers) visibility. The wide combat radius and short takeoff and landing capability permit operations in and out of locations near front lines. Using night vision goggles, A-1 pilots can conduct their missions during darkness.

The 30mm gatling gun can fire 3,900 rounds a minute and can defeat an array of ground targets to include tanks. Some of their other equipment includes an inertial navigation system, electronic countermeasures, target penetration aids, self-protection systems, and guided missiles.

Alphas have Night Vision Imaging Systems (NVIS), compatible single-seat cockpits forward of their wings and a large bubble canopy which provides pilots all-around vision. The pilots are encircled by titanium armor that also protects parts of the flight-control system. The redundant primary structural sections allow the aircraft to enjoy better survivability during close air support than did previous aircraft. The aircraft can survive direct hits from armor-piercing and high-explosive projectiles up to 23mm. Their self-sealing fuel cells are protected by internal and external foam. Their redundant hydraulic flight-control systems are backed up by manual systems. This permits pilots to fly and land when hydraulic power is lost.


Role: Ground attack, support, anti-vehicle.
Contractor: Stockyard Air Design
Speed: 450mph
Range: 800 miles
Payload:
7 barrel 30mm cannon
Up to 16,000 pounds (7,200 kilograms) of mixed ordnance on eight under-wing and three under-fuselage pylon stations, including infrared countermeasure flares; electronic countermeasure chaff; jammer pods; 2.75-inch rockets; illumination flares and:
500lb bomb
2,000lb bomb
500lb, 750lb or 1,00lb napalm
AGS-1 Air-to-surface guided missiles
GBU guided bombs
CBU guided cluster bombs
Flare/chaff dispensors
Felucan strike/warning suite
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/a-10-19990422-f-7910d-509.jpg

AH-1G Tiger - $25 million - Felucan Original

Multiple role, high speed attack helicopter. Features armoring versus .30 caliber weaponry and shrapnel, and a stealthy profile and composite structure for low detection. Day and night capabilities.

Role: Scout, escort, anti-tank, fire support.
Contractor: Stockyard Air Design
Max speed: 160mph
Range: 450 miles
Endurance: 4 hours
Crew: 2
Payload:
Up to 2x22 rockets
up to 2x12 rocket pods
up to 2x2 air-to-air missiles
up to 2x4 anti-tank missiles
30 mm turreted gun
Flare/chaff dispensors
Felucan strike/warning suite
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/row/tiger-new008.jpg

F-1 Hawk - $41 million - Felucan Original

The Felucan Air Force's first major step into a homegrown air superiority fighter, the Hawk is a high-speed, intermediate range fighter/strike interceptor. The dual-engine Hawk offers manuverability and intercept speed along with a sizable air-to-air or air-to-surface payload. Sophisticated look-down and forward-looking target aquisition equipment packed into the Felucan Strike/Warning Suite enable hands-off strike capability. (A training version with 2 seats and 7 weapon hardpoints is available for the same price.)

Role: Intercept
Crew: 1
Speed: Mach 2.9 / Afterburn 3.7
Range: 900 miles full combat load
2,100 miles max
Payload:
20mm cannon
11 weapon hardpoints for missiles, bombs, fuel tanks or electronic pods
Chaff/flare dispensors
Felucan strike/warning suite
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/row/rafale-m-colb.jpg

SH-1/UH-1 Ace - SH-1 $8 million, UH-1 $6 million- Felucan Original

The Ace multi-role helicopter is a major step forward in both transport and ASW warfare. The overall design is economiclly based on the premise of lift power and speed, at the sacrafice of some cargo space. The SH1/UH1's engines compose a large part of the build, but a heat-dissipating system called Blackout reduces the infrared signature overall.

Role: SH-1 variant, anti-submarine/ship warfare. UH-1 variant, transport/cargo.
Crew: 3 (UH variant + 10 passengers)
Speed: 130mph
Range: 450 miles
Endurance: 5 hours
Payload: SH-1 variant, 9 countermeasure devices, + 4x MK40 torpedos or 4x 2.75 inch rocket pods or 4x Mallet missiles.
Flare/chaff dispensors
Felucan strike/warning suite
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/uh-60-ae32-flint-05.jpg

B-1 Atlas - $225 million - Felucan Original

The B-1 Atlas is a long-range heavy bomber aircraft that features 3 massive payload bays capable of delivering as many as 96 bombs to a target. The crew of 4 consists of a commander, pilot and defensive and offensive control officers. The Atlas was designed for the delivery of as much ordance as possible to an area, and to facilitate that goal is equipped with in-flight refueling and small bunks for crew to sleep in rotations.

Role: Bomber
Crew: Four (aircraft commander, pilot, offensive systems officer and defensive systems officer)
Speed: 935mph
Range: Intercontinental, unrefueled. Mid-air refueling, unlimited.
Payload: x96 500lb bombs
x30 1,000lb bombs
x12 2,300lb bombs
Flare/chaff dispensor
Felucan strike/warning suite
Picture: http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/usa/bomber/b1_cbus.jpg

E-1 Telescope - $150 million - Felucan Original

High-wing, all-weather, carrier-based airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft that patrols task force defense perimeters
Provides early warning of approaching enemy aircraft and vectors interceptors into attack position
In addition to its primary AEW function, can also provide strike and traffic control, area surveillance, search and rescue guidance, navigational assistance, communications relay, and drug interdiction.
AN/APS-145 radar provides fully automatic overland detection and tracking and significantly extends the radar detection limits. The radar capable of detecting targets anywhere within a three-million-cubic-mile surveillance envelope while simultaneously monitoring maritime traffic.

An Enhanced High-Speed Processor, which expands the active track file by 400% over previous versions, is incorporated into the mission computer. Each

E-1 is equipped with topographical scanning equipment, making it useful for civilian research and mapping. This also provides a 3-Dimensional view of surrounding terrain, automaticly detecting anomalies and bringing it to the attention of an electronics officer.

E-1 can maintain all-weather patrols, track, automatically and simultaneously, more than 600 targets, and control more than 40 airborne intercepts.

Enhanced Main Display Units provide operators with improved visual representation.

Joint Tactical Information Distribution System (JTIDS) incorporates several anti-jam features to allow uninterrupted voice and data communications, thereby enhancing interoperability.

Role: Early warning and control aircraft.
Crew: 5
Speed: 365mph
Range: 1,500 miles
Payload: Radar and surveillance systems AN/APS-145 radar.
AN/ALR-73 Passive Detection System, IFF
Chaff/Flare dispensors
Felucan strike/warning suite
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/E2_2.jpg

Felucan Strike/Warning Suite
The Felucan Strike/Warning Suite gave computers the ability to acquire, recognize, and attack tactical targets during day, night, and adverse weather conditions. It was developed for common usage on most Felucan military machinery. It is fully integrated into the host digital computer system. The pod uses an imaging infrared sensor, GPS and laser designator/ranger for navigational updates, target acquisition and recognition, and weapon delivery. The laser designator gives guidance for laser-guided weapons and has four-digit PRF or PIM coding.

The suite provides a two-way communications system that allows for precision guided weapons that can be controlled from the launch vehicle or a surveillance platform. The weaponry can be "steered" to the target by a weapons control officer monitoring a display from a specially designed television camera or an infrared sensor in the weapon's nose.

The Advanced Radar Warning Receiver (ARWR) continuously detects and intercept RF signals in certain frequency ranges and analyzes and separates threat signals from non-threat signals. It displays threat signals to operators on a priority basis and provides efficient and effective logistical support to the using command activities for the system. It contributes to full-dimensional protection by improving individual probability of survival through improved crew situational awareness of the radar guided threat environment. An RWR processor/memory capacity upgrade was required to allow incorporation of software algorithm enhancements (RAD, etc) to fix known threat ambiguity and false alarm problems.

The Felucan military initiated an ALR-512M processor upgrade program which will provide a common processor for both the ALR-512M/69C configurations; the military committed funds to the common NRE tasks. This upgrade will replace 7 SRUs with one. The ALR-512M includes a fast scanning superhet receiver, superhet controller, analysis processor, low band receiver/power supply, and four quadrant receivers. The ALR-512M is designed to provide improved performance in a dense signal environment and improved detection of modern threat signals, as compared to the version of the ALR-69C which it replaced. A miniaturized version of the ALR-69C, the ALR-512M is a form and fit replacement for the ALR-69C RWR in the F-1 Hawk and other aircraft.

The system comes in several versions, each optimized for that arm's specific needs. Examples are the naval and naval submerged systems, which provide countermeasures and detection equipment specially designed for naval warfare. This includes towed sonar arrays and integration, as well as triangulation and listening specializations for submerged threats. The naval version fully allows for the precision hunting of submarines and other submerged threats.

AIM-1 Fang Air-to-Air Missile - $300,000 - Felucan Original

The AIM-1 advanced medium-range air-to-air missile (AMRAAM) is a new generation air-to-air missile. It has an all-weather, beyond-visual-range capability and is scheduled to be operational beyond 2015. AMRAAM is a supersonic, air launched, aerial intercept, guided missile employing active radar target tracking, proportional navigation guidance, and active Radio Frequency (RF) target detection. It employs active, semi-active, and inertial navigational methods of guidance to provide an autonomous launch and leave capability against single and multiple targets in all environments.

The AMRAAM weighs 340 pounds and uses an advanced solid-fuel rocket motor to achieve a speed of Mach 4 and a range in excess of 50 miles. In long-range engagements AMRAAM heads for the target using inertial guidance and receives updated target information via data link from the launch aircraft. It transitions to a self-guiding terminal mode when the target is within range of its own monopulse radar set. The AIM-1 also has a "home-on-jam" guidance mode to counter electronic jamming. With its sophisticated avionics, high closing speed, and excellent end-game maneuverability, chances of escape from AMRAAM are minimal. Upon intercept an active-radar proximity fuze detonates the 40-pound high-explosive warhead to destroy the target. At closer ranges AMRAAM guides itself all the way using its own radar, freeing the launch aircraft to engage other targets.

Range: 55 miles
Guidance: Active radar terminal/inertial midcourse
Warhead: Blast fragmentation, 40lbs
Speed: Mach 3.9
Weight: 335lbs
Diameter: 8 inches
Length: 12 feet
Wingspan: 20 inches

AIM-2 Claw Air-to-Air Missile - $470,000 - Felucan Original

The AIM-2 Claw Long-range air-to-air missile, carried in clusters of up to six missiles on the airframe.It is an airborne weapons control system with multiple-target handling capabilities, used to kill multiple air targets with conventional warheads. The weapon system consists of an AIM-2 guided missile, interface system, and a launch aircraft with a Felucan Strike weapon control system. The AIM-2 is a radar-guided, air-to-air, long-range missile consisting of a guidance, armament, propulsion, and control section, interconnecting cables, wings and fins. The total weapon system has the capability to launch as many as six AIM-2 missiles simultaneously from the aircraft against an equal number of targets in all weather and heavy jamming environments.

Range: 105 miles
Guidance: Semi-active and active radar homing
Warhead: Proximity fuse, high explosive 135lbs
Speed: Mach 3.6
Length: 13 feet
Diameter: 15 inches
Wing span: 3 feet
Weight 1000 pounds

Hydra 70 Rocket System - $10,000 for launch system, $120 per rocket - Felucan Original

HYDRA-70 Warheads can be categorized into two areas. Unitary warheads are fitted with impact detonating warheads. Cargo warheads, with airburst range setable or fixed stand-off fuzes, utilize the "wall-in-space" concept. The "wall-in-space" concept provides an extremely large increase in effectiveness and virtually eliminates range-to-target errors due to variations in launcher/helicopter pitch angles during launch. The M439 Fuze is remotely set from the aircraft with time (range) to the target data. After firing, the initial forward motion of the rocket begins fuze functioning at the computer-determined time (at a point slightly before and above the target area), the M439 Fuze initiates the expulsion charge. The submunitions (SMs) are ejected, and each Ram Air Decelerator (RAD) inflates. This separates the SMs, starts the arming sequence, and causes each SM to enter into a near vertical descent into the target area. Similarly, the payload of the M267 is discharged to deploy the three M75 Practice SMs.



Range: 2,350 feet (Varies on subtype)
Guidance: Unguided
Warhead: Varies
Pictures: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/missile/hydra-fam2.gif
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/missile/hydra_70_01.jpg

Subtypes
The M151 HE Warhead is the 10-pound anti-personnel warhead -- traditionally referred to as the "10 Pounder" -- which was designed and developed by the Army and is currently in production. It consists of two main parts, the nose and the base, which are welded (brazed) together. The bulk of the lethality is obtained from the nose section which is fabricated using nodular, pearlitic malleable cast iron. The nose end of the warhead is threaded to receive the M423 Fuze. The M151 can be used M423, M429, and M433 fuzes. The base section is fabricated using steel or cast iron and is threaded for attachment to the rocket motor. The total weight of the loaded, unfuzed, warhead is 8.7 pounds (3.85 kg), of which 2.3 pounds (1.04 kg) is composition B-4 High Explosive (HE). Upon detonation, the warhead fragments into thousands of small, high velocity fragments. The bursting radius is 10 meters; however, high velocity fragments can produce a lethality radius in excess of 50 meters. Temperature limits for storage and firing the M151 are -65 F to +150 F.

The M156 White Phosphorous (Smoke) is primarily used for target marking and incendiary purposes. It ballistically matches the M151 and is of similar construction. Filler for the M156 is 2.2 pounds of WP with a .12-pound bursting charge of composition B. The approximate weight of the fuzed warhead is 9.7 pounds. The M156 uses M423 and M429 fuzes.


The M229 HE Warhead is an elongated version of the M151 Warhead and is commonly referred to as the "17 Pounder" warhead. The M229 HE warhead is currently in the inventory. It was designed and developed to increase the lethality and destructiveness of the 10 pound high explosive warhead. The total weight of the loaded, unfuzed warhead is 16.1 pounds (7.3 kg) [other sources report an unfuzed weight of 16.4 pounds] of which 4.8 pounds (2.18 kg) is composite B-4 HE. Upon detonation, the warhead fragments into thousands of small, high velocity, fragments. Temperature limits for storage and firing the M229 are -65 F to +150 F.

The M255A1 Flechette Warhead design results from a program to develop an air-to-air/air-to-ground warhead with a payload of 1,179 60-grain flechettes. This warhead was type classified standard (for SOF only) and fielded in 1993. The warhead uses many standard components with the M261/M267 Warhead, such as the plastic nose cone, aluminum case, umbilical cable, and the M439 RS Fuze. The M255A1 is intended to be used against light material and personnel targets. At expulsion the flechettes separate and form a disk like mass which breaks up with each flechette assuming an independant trajectory, forming a repeatable dispersion pattern. The flechette uses kinetic energy derived from the velocity of the rocket to produce the desired impact and penetration effect on the target.

The M255E1 Flechette flechette warhead, which contains approximately 1,180 60-grain hardened steel flechettes, is in limited production. It is designed for use with the M439 fuze and has possible air-to-air as well as air-to-ground application.


The M257 Illumination Warhead with M442 Fuse (delay) was designed for battlefield target illumination. The flare warhead is assembled to the MK66 Rocket Motor in the field. The flare and rocket can be launched from either fixed-wing or rotary-wing aircraft. The M257 consists of an ignition system, flare, main parachute, drogue parachute assembly, and an integral fuze and delay assembly. The warhead is enclosed in an aluminum case. The setback-actuated fixed time integral fuze provides a standoff distance of approximately 3,000 meters. The arming fuze and delay assembly is actuated by motor acceleration. The rocket is fired from the helicopter to attain elevation between 2000 and 4000 feet at 3000 meters downrange. An M442 integral fuze provides a standoff range of approximately 3,000 meters with the MK 40 motor and approximately 3,500 meters with the MK 66 motor. The M257 candle descends at 15 feet per second, burns for approximately 100 seconds with a minimum light output of one million candle power. It can illuminate an area in excess of 1 square kilometer at optimum height. The weight of the M257 is 10.8 pounds, of which 5.4 pounds is magnesium sodium nitrate.

The M261 High-Explosive Multipurpose Submunition [MPSM] warhead provides improved lethality against light armor, wheeled vehicles, materiel, and personnel. The M261 is a cargo warhead consisting of a nose cone assembly, a warhead case, an integral fuze, nine M73 submunitions, and an expulsion charge assembly. The nose cone assembly, a plastic cone bonded to a metal cup-shaped base, is attached to the body by shear pins. The body is a hollow cylinder loaded with 9 full caliber multipurpose submunitions (MPSM). Each submunition has a Ram Air Decelerator (RAD), folded, which nests into the shaped charge cone of the submunition ahead; the 9th (forward) submunition nests into the forward cup which makes up the base of the nose cone. A metal pusher plate is located just aft of the submunition cargo stack and is forward of the expulsion charge assembly. The threaded end of the body is machined internally to accommodate a base detonating, remote settable, variable range fuze. The 9 High Explosive (HE) submunitions are deployed by initiation of a 5.5 gram expulsion charge, consisting of 80% M10 double base probellant and 20% Class 6 black powder. The expulsion charge is initiated by an M84 electric detonator contained in the M439 fuze. A pusher plate then ejects the stack of submunitions through the nose cone. The primary warhead fuze, M439, is remotely set with the ARCS, MFD, or RMS to provide range settings (time of flight) from 500 meters to approximately 7,000 meters. On the AH-1, the RMS is programmable only from 700 meters to 6,900 meters

AGM-1 Stake Air-to-Surface Missile - $130,000 - Felucan Original

The AGM-1 Stake is a tactical, air-to-surface guided missile designed for close air support, interdiction and defense suppression mission. It provides stand-off capability and high probability of strike against a wide range of tactical targets, including armor, air defenses, ships, transportation equipment and fuel storage facilities. Maverick was used during the Felucan Independence War and, according to the Air Force, hit 85 percent of its targets.

Range: 17 miles
Guidance: Electro-optical television and imaging infrared
Warhead: 125lbs delayed-fuse penetrator
Speed: Mach 1
Weight: 428lbs
Diameter: 12 inches
Length: 6 feet 4 inches
Wingspan: 2 feet 4 inches
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/smart/agm-65-dvic445.jpg

AGM-2 Mallet Air-to-Surface Missile - $25,000 - Felucan Original

The Mallet Air-to-Ground Missile System (AGMS) provides heavy anti-armor capability for attack helicopters. The first three generations of Mallet missiles use a laser seeker. The fourth generation of Mallet, uses a radar frequency seeker.

Range: 8 miles
Guidance: Millimeter wave radar seeker
Warhead: 125lbs delayed-fuse penetrator
Speed: 950mph
Weight: 108lbs
Diameter: 7 inches
Length: 5 feet 1 inches
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/missile/longbowhellfire1.jpg

AGM-3 HARM - $350,000 - Felucan Original

The AGM-3 HARM (high-speed antiradiation missile) is a supersonic air-to-surface tactical missile designed to seek and destroy enemy radar-equipped air defense systems. The AGM-3 can detect, attack and destroy a target with minimum aircrew input. Guidance is provided through reception of signals emitted from a ground-based threat radar. It has the capability of discriminating a single target from a number of emitters in the environment. The proportional guidance system that homes in on enemy radar emissions has a fixed antenna and seeker head in the missile nose. A smokeless, solid-propellant, dual-thrust rocket motor propels the missile.

Range: 35 miles
Guidance: Proportional radar-homing
Warhead:143.51bs. Direct Fragmentation
Speed: 1,700mph
Weight: 800lbs
Diameter: 10 inches
Length: 13 feet 6 inches
Wingspan: 3 feet 8 inches
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/smart/agm88.jpg

AGM-4 JSOW A/B/C - $300,000 for A, $500,000 for B, $725,000 for C - Felucan Original

The AGM-4A (Joint Standoff Weapon) is intended to provide a low cost, highly lethal glide weapon with a standoff capability. JSOW family of kinematically efficient, air-to-surface glide weapons, in the 1,000-lb class, provides standoff capabilities from 15 nautical miles (low altitude launch) to 40 nautical miles (high altitude launch). The JSOW will be used against a variety of land and sea targets and will operate from ranges outside enemy point defenses. The JSOW is a launch and leave weapon that employs a tightly coupled Global Positioning System (GPS)/Inertial Navigation System (INS), and is capable of day/night and adverse weather operations. The JSOW uses inertial and global positioning system for midcourse navigation and imaging infra-red and datalink for terminal homing.

Range: 15 to 40 miles unpowered, 120 miles powered
Guidance: GPS/INS with guided submunitions -- two-color infrared sensors
Warhead: Varies, see below. Speed: 1,700mph
Weight: 1,600lbs
Diameter: 24 inches
Length: 14 feet 8 inches
Wingspan: 4 feet 8 inches
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/smart/agm-154-vin-jsow.jpg

AGM-4A (Baseline JSOW) The warhead of the AGM-4A consists of 145 BLU-97/B submunitions. Each bomblet is designed for multi-target in one payload. The bomblets have a shaped charge for armor defeat capability, a fragmenting case for material destruction, and a zirconium ring for incendiary effects.

AGM-4B (Anti-Armor) The warhead for the AGM-4B is the BLU-108/B from the Air Force's Sensor Fused Weapon (SFW) program. The JSOW will carry six BLU-108/B submunitions. Each submunition releases four projectiles (total of 24 per weapons) that use infrared sensors to detect targets. Upon detection, the projectile detonates, creating an explosively formed, shaped charge capable of penetrating reinforced armor targets.

AGM-4C (Unitary Variant) The AGM-4C will use a combination of an Imaging Infrared (IIR) terminal seeker and a two-way data link to achieve point target accuracy through aimpoint refinement and man-in-the-loop guidance. The AGM-4C will carry the BLU-111/B variant of the 500- pound general purpose bomb, equipped with the FMU-152 Joint Programmable Fuse (JPF) and is designed to attack point targets

CBU-1 Leaping Lizard Cluster Munition - $30,000 - Felucan Original

The CBU-1 Leaping Lizard, a 1,000-pound cluster munition containing antitank and antipersonnel mines, consists of a Tactical Munitions Dispenser with 72 antitank mines, 22 antipersonnel mines, and an optional proximity sensor. Mine arming begins when the dispenser opens. Mine detonation is initiated by target detection, mine disturbance, low battery voltage, and a self-destruct time-out. The antitank mine is a magnetic sensing submunition effective against tanks and armored vehicles. The antipersonnel mine has a fragmenting case warhead triggered by trip/sensing wires.

Weight: 1,010lbs
Length: 8 feet
Width: 16 inches
Warhead: 72 BLU-91/B anti-tank
22 BLU-92/B anti-personnel
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/dumb/cbu-tmd_37.jpg

CBU-2 Glare Antipersonnel Cluster Munition - $15,000 - Felucan Original

The CBU-2 Glare is a cluster bomb unit filled with 1,800 one- pound bomblets such as the BLU-26. This submunition is a cast steel shell with aerodynamic vanes and 0.7 pound of TNT in which 600 razor-sharp steel shards are imbedded. The BLU-26 can be equipped with fuses to explode upon impact, several yards above ground, or some time after landing. It is lethal up to about 40 feet. The CBU-2 has a total lethal area more than double that of a standard 2,000-pound bomb, the equivalent of 157 football fields

Weight: 2,000lb
Length: 9 feet
Width: 2 feet 6 inches
Warhead: BLU-26 x1,800
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/dumb/rockdrop2.jpg

MK Dumb Bomb - MK1 $150, MK2 $260, MK3 $570, MK4 $925 - Felucan Original

Weight: MK1 250lb, MK2 500lb, MK3 1,000lb, MK4 2,000lb
Dimensions: Vary
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/dumb/mk-84-980306-f-7910d-013.jpg

GGBU GPS Guided Bomb - GGBU-1 $15,000, GGBU-2 $26,000 GGBU-3 $45,000 - Felucan Original

Weight: GGBU-1 500lb, GGBU-2 1,000lb, GGBU-3 2,000lb
Dimensions: Vary
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/smart/gbu15_6.jpg

LGBU Laser Guided Bomb - LGBU-1 $15,000, LGBU-2 $26,000 LGBU-3 $45,000 - Felucan Original

Weight: LGBU-1 500lb, LGBU-2 1,000lb, LGBU-3 2,000lb
Dimensions: Vary
Picture: http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/smart/gbu15_6.jpg

M1A1 Gryphon Mainline Battle Tank - $5 million - Felucan Original


The purpose of this vehicle is to provide mobile firepower for armored formations of sufficient capability to successfully close with and destroy any opposing armored fighting vehicle in the world, while providing protection for it's crew in any conceivable combat environment. It is capable of engaging the enemy in any weather, day or night on the multi-dimensional, non-linear battlefield using its firepower, manuever, and shock effect. The Gryphon Tank System synchronizes its high tempo, distributed manuever via its digitized situational awareness and the fusion of onboard and remote battlefield sensors.



CREW: 4
WEIGHT: 68.5 tons
LENGTH OVERALL: 32.25 feet
WIDTH OVERALL: 12 feet
HEIGHT OVERALL: 8 feet
MAX SPEED: 60mph
ENGINE Liquid-cooled two-stroke 10-cylindered diesel engine
Max power 1,700PS/2,900rpm
Range: 290 miles
Engagement range: 4,200 meters
ARMAMENT
1 - 120mm smooth bore gun
1 - 12.7mm (Cal. 50) heavy machine gun
1 - coaxial 12.7mm (Cal. 50) heavy machine gun
1 - 7.62mm mounted machine gun
2 - x6 smoke/phosphor launcher in addition to engine-generated smoke screen

Picture: http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/japan/images/type_90-90tk03m.jpg

The Commander's station is equipped with six periscopes which provide all round 360 degree view. The Independent Thermal Viewer (ITV) from Texas Instruments provides him with independent, stabilized day and night vision with a 360 degree view, automatic sector scanning, automatic target cueing of the Gunner's sight with no need for verbal communication, and a complete back-up fire control system - the Commander is capable of firing the main gun independent of the Gunner.

The Gunner's Primary Sight-Line of Sight (GPS-LOS), was developed by the Electro-Optical Systems Division of Hughes Aircraft Company. The night vision Thermal Imaging System (TIS), also from Hughes, creates an image based on the differences of heat radiated by objects in the field of view. The thermal image is displayed in the eyepiece of the Gunner's sight together with the range measurement to within 10 meters of accuracy, from a Hughes laser range finder, which is integrated into all of the fire control systems. The Abrams also has an onboard digital fire control computer. Range data from the laser rangefinder is transferred directly to the fire control computer, which automatically calculates the fire control solution. The data includes 1) the lead angle measurement, 2) the bend of the gun measured by the muzzle reference system of the main armament, 3) wind velocity measurement from a wind sensor on the roof of the turret and 4) the data from a pendulum static cant sensor located at the center of the turret roof. The Gunner or Commander manually inputs the data on the ammunition type and temperature, and the barometric pressure and the weapon is prepared for engagement.

The Loader's station is located on the left side of the turret and has no special fire control equipment.

The Driver's station is located at the center front of the hull. The Driver is in a semi-reclined position when his hatch is closed, as it must be whenever the vehicle is in operation. His station is equipped with a standard array of gages and monitors reflecting the condition of vehicle fluid levels, batteries and electrical equipment. The Driver has either three observation periscopes or two periscopes on either side and a central image intensifying ("Starlight") periscope for night vision. The periscopes provide 120 degrees field of view. The Driver's night vision equipment enables the tank to maneuver at normal daytime driving speeds in darkness and in poor visibility conditions such as in the dust and smoke encountered on the battlefield.

The stowage for the main armament ammunition is in armored ammunition boxes behind sliding armor doors. Armor bulkheads separate the crew compartment from the fuel tanks. The tank is equipped with an automatic Halon fire extinguishing system. This system automatically activates within 2 milliseconds of either a flash or a fire within the various compartments of the vehicle. The top panels of the tank are designed to blow outwards in the event of penetration by a HEAT projectile.

Nuclear, Biological and Chemical (NBC) warfare protection is provided by an overpressure clean-air conditioning air system, a radiological warning system, and a chemical agent detector. The crew are individually equipped with protective suits and masks.

The 2nd GEN FLIR is a variable power sighting system ranging from 3 or 6 power (wide field of view) for target acquisition and 13, 25 or 50 power (narrow field of view) for engaging targets at appropriate range.

The UAAPU consist of a turbine engine, a generator, and a hydraulic pump. The generator is capable of producing 6 Kilowatts of electrical power at 214 Amps, 28 vdc, and the hydraulic pump is capable of delivering 10 Kilowatts of hydraulic power. The UAAPU can meet the electrical and hydraulic power to operate all electronic and hydraulic components used during mounted surveilance operations and charge the tank's main batteries. The UAAPU will reduce Operational and Support cost by utilizing the same fuel as the tank at a reduced rate of 3-5 gallons per operational hour. The UAAPU is mounted on the left rear sponson fuel cell area and weighs 510 pounds

Another improvement in the tank is the Thermal Management System (TMS) which keeps the temperature within the crew compartment under 95 degrees and the touch temperature of electronic units under 125 degrees during extreme conditions. By reducing the temperature in the crew compartment for the crew and electronic units, this increases the operational capability for both soldiers and the vehicle. The TMS consists of an Air Handling Unit (AHU) and a Vapor Compression System Unit (VCSU) capable of providing 7.5 Kilowatts of cooling capacity for the crew and Line Repairable Units (LRUs). The AHU is mounted in the turret bustle and the VCSU is mounted forward of the Gunner's Primary Sight (GPS). The TMS uses enviromentally friendly R134a refrigerant and propylene glycol/water mixture to maintain the LRU touch temperature at less than 140 degrees Fahrenheit. The TMS is mounted in the left side of turret bussel and weighs 384 pounds.

M10 Redwood Infantry Fighting Vehicle - M10A $3.1 million, M10B/C/D $2.7 million - Felucan Original

The mission of the Redwood Fighting Vehicle is to provide mobile protected transport of an infantry squad to critical points on the battlefield and to perform cavalry scout missions. It will also provide overwatching fire to support dismounted infantry and to suppress or defeat enemy tanks and other fighting vehicles. The Redwood Fighting Vehicle is a fully armored, fully tracked vehicle designed to carry Mechanized Infantry into close contact with the enemy. It possesses sufficient cross-country mobility to keep up with the Hawk Main Battle Tank, medium and long-range firepower capable of defeating any vehicle on the battlefield, and is adequately armored to protect the crew from artillery and small arms threats.

CREW: 3
TROOP CAPACITY: 10
WEIGHT: 14.5 tons
LENGTH OVERALL: 21.2 feet
WIDTH OVERALL: 10 feet 2 inches
HEIGHT OVERALL: 9 feet 2 inches
MAX SPEED: 50mph
Range: 320 miles
ARMAMENT
25mm cannon (Chain-gun)
7.62 mm coaxially mounted machine gun
AGM-2 Mallet missile launcher with twin tubes

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The M10B/C/D versions lack the 25mm chain gun.

M10B: Ambulance version, fits 6 litters.

M10C: Vehicle recovery version.

M10D: Mine-clearing version.

M11 Pinetree Armored Personnel Carrier - $1.1 million - Felucan Original

The M11, informally known as the Pinetree, is a lightly armoured full tracked air transportable personnel carrier designed to carry personnel and certain types of cargo. The vehicle is capable of: amphibious operations in streams and lakes; extended cross country travel over rough terrain; and high speed operation on improved roads and highways

CREW: 2
TROOP CAPACITY: 10
WEIGHT: 16.5 tons
LENGTH OVERALL: 21.2 feet
WIDTH OVERALL: 10 feet 2 inches
HEIGHT OVERALL: 9 feet 2 inches
MAX SPEED: 55mph
Range: 360 miles
ARMAMENT
7.62 mm coaxially mounted machine gun
AGM-2 Mallet missile launcher with twin tubes


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A1 Assault Rifle - $2,200 - Felucan Original

Basically, the A1 Assault Rifle is a somewhat lightened and refined SIG-540/541 rifle. A1 Assault Rifle featured M-16 style action, gas operated, with gas piston attached to the bolt carrier, and with rotating bolt with two massive lugs. The recoil spring is located around the gas piston rod, above the barrel, and the bolt carrier attached to the gas piston rod by the mean of removable charging handle. The gas port has gas regulator with two different open and one closed position. The receiver is made from stamped steel and has two major parts, upper and lower, which are connected by pushpins. The barrel is screwed into the upper receiver. The trigger unit has a safety/fire selector switch on the left side of the receiver, with 3 settings: safe, semi-auto, full-auto. If desired, additional module could be installed in the trigger mechanism to allow 3-rounds burst mode. Rear sights are drum-type (like those found on Heckler-Koch rifles). The A1 Assault Rifle has muzzle compensator/flash hider of standard diameter, so it is possible to launch rifle grenades from the muzzle. The A1 Assault Rifle has integral folding bipods under the handguard, and issued with side-folding, skeletonized polymer buttstock. A1 Assault Rifle are often seen with 4X fixed power scope, export versions can be equipped with commercial telescope sights, ACOG or "red dot" sights, depending on customer preferences. A1 Assault Rifle also can be fitted with bayonet. Grenade launcher compatible.

The A1 has been recently fitted with a helmet-feed compatible camera system for the newer FSCA models. This allows look-around-corner ability as well as around-corner firing.

Maximum range: 3,900 meters
Effective range: 1,100 meters (Dependant upon sights)
Caliber: 5.56x45mm (.223)
Magazine: 30 rounds
Modes of fire, 1 round, 3 round burst, full automatic
Rate of fire: 700 rounds/min
Weight: 8lbs unloaded

Features:
Integrated fighting suit compatible, with mount for helmet-feed camera
Bayonet compatible
Grenade launcher compatible
Rifle grenade compatible

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AP1 Striker Combat Pistol - $500 - Felucan Original

The AP1 Striker is designed primarily for military and police use. It is the standard sidearm of the New Felucan armed forces.

Weight: 1.76lbs
Caliber: 9mm
Barrel Length: 4.13 inches (10.5 cm) full sized and 3.6 inches (9.1 cm) compact.
Action: Double Action.
Mode of Fire: Semi Automatic only.
Range: 165 ft (50 m).
Magazine: 13+1
Cost: $500
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Combat Armor - $550 - Felucan Original

Overt Combat Body Armour (M8 Style)

Overt Body Armour suitable for Ground Troops, Police Tactical Units and EOD Technicians. Available in a variety of threat levels to suit the customers specifications from USO fragmentation ratings NIJII-A to III-A
Features:
High Collar
Flexible Shoulder Coverage
Fold down groin protector
Optional Magazine Pouches on front
Optional Buckle or Hook & Loop closure at side
Available in a vast range of colours and camouflage patterns
An excellent choice for the wearer that requires maximan protection while maintaining a good level of mobility.

Weight: 9lbs
Accessories: 8 pouches for ammunition or gear. Complete equipment webbing. Includes helmet.

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Mark1 Fragmentation Grenade - $150 - Felucan Original

(1) Body -- thin sheet metal. Fragments are produced by a serrated wire coil fitted to the inside of the grenade body.

(2) Filler -- 5.5 ounces of Composition B.

(3) Fuze -- M204A1 or M204A2.

(4) Weight -- 16 ounces.

(5) Safety clip -- yes.

(6) Capabilities -- can be thrown 40 meters by average soldier. The effective killing radius is 5 meters and the effective casualty-producing radius is 15 meters. ALTHOUGH THE KILLING RADIUS IS 5 METERS AND THE CASUALTY PRODUCING RADIUS OF THIS GRENADE IS 15 METERS, FRAGMENTS CAN DISPERSE AS FAR AWAY AS 230 METERS.

(7) Color/markings -- olive drab body with a single yellow band at the top. Nomenclature and or lot number markings are in yellow.

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M100 Squad Assault Weapon - $4,000 - Felucan Original

The Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW) is an air-cooled, belt-fed, gas-operated automatic weapon that fires from the open-bolt position. It has a regulator for selecting either normal (750 rounds per minute [rpm)) or maximum (1,000 rpm) rate of fire. The maximum rate of fire is authorized only if the weapon's firing rate slows under adverse conditions. Although the M100 AR is primarily used as an automatic rifle, it is also used as a light machine gun. It can be fired from the shoulder, hip, or underarm position; or from the bipod-steadied position. When employed as a machine gun, it has a tripod with a T&E mechanism and a spare barrel.

The M100 SAW is used to engage dismounted infantry, crew-served weapons, antitank guided missile (ATOM) teams, and thin-skinned vehicles. The SAW has become the standard automatic rifle of the infantry squad.

The preferred combat ammunition mix for the M100 is a four-ball (M855) and one-tracer (M856) mix. There are other variations of 5.56-mm ammunition available; however, the four-and-one mix allows the gunner to use the tracer-on-target (TOT) method of adjusting fire to achieve target kill.

Primary function: Hand-held combat machine gun
Length: 40.87 inches (103.81 centimeters)
Weight:
With bipod and tools: 15.16 pounds (6.88 kilograms)
200-round box magazine: 6.92 pounds (3.14 kilograms)
30-round magazine: 1.07 pounds (.49 kilograms)
Bore diameter: 5.56mm (.233 inches)
Maximum effective range: 3281 feet (1000 meters) for an area target
Maximum range: 2.23 miles (3.6 kilometers)
Rates of fire:
Cyclic: 725 rounds per minute
Sustained: 85 rounds per minute


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M200 Grenade Launcher - $600 - Felucan Original

The M200 40mm Grenade Launcher is used while attached to an A1 Assault Rifle 5.56mm rifle. It is a lightweight, compact, breech loading, pump action, single shot launcher. The launcher consists of a hand guard and sight assembly with an adjustable metallic folding, short-range blade sight assembly, and an aluminum receiver assembly which houses the barrel latch, barrel stop and firing mechanism. The launcher is capable of firing a variety of low velocity 40mm ammunition.
The launcher also has a quadrant sight which may be attached to the A1 Assault Rifle carrying handle and is used when precision is required out to the maximum effective range of the weapon.

Weight:
Launcher: 3 pounds (1.36 kilograms)
Bore diameter: 40mm
Maximum effective range:
Area target: 1148.35 feet (350 meters)
Point target: 492.15 feet (150 meters)
Maximum range: 1312.4 feet (400 meters)
Minimum safe range:
Training: 426.53 feet (130 meters)
Combat: 101.71 feet (31 meters)

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AT1 Anti-Tank Weapon - $1,500 - Felucan Original

The AT1 is the Army's primary light anti-tank weapon. The AT1 is a recoilless rifle used primarily by infantry forces for engagement and defeat of light armor. The recoilless rifle design permits accurate delivery of an 84mm High Explosive Anti-Armor warhead, with negligible recoil. The AT1 is a lightweight, self-contained, antiarmor weapon consisting of a free-flight, fin-stabilized, rocket-type cartridge packed in an expendable, one-piece, fiberglass-wrapped tube. The launcher is watertight for ease of transportation and storage. It permits utilization of standard night vision equipment. The system's tactical engagement range is 250 meters and has been used in multiple combat situations. The round of ammunition is self-contained in a disposable launch tube. The system weighs 15 pounds and can be utilized effectively with minimal training.

Launcher.
Length..................... 1,020 mm (40 inches)
Weight (Complete System) .. 6.7 kg (14.8 pounds)
Rear Sight................. Range indicator, graduated in 50-meter increments
Rocket.
Caliber ................... 84 mm
Muzzle Velocity............ 290 mps (950 fps)
Length .................... 460 mm (18 inches)
Weight..................... 1.8 kg (4 pounds)
Minimum Range Training ........... 30 meters (100 feet)
Combat ................. 10 meters (33 feet)
Arming.................. 10 meters (33 feet)
Maximum Range ............. 2,100 meters (6,890 feet)
Maximum Effective Range ... 300 meters (985 feet)

Penetration: 400 mm of rolled homogenous armor
Time of Flight (to 250 meters): less than 1 second
Muzzle velocity: 950 feet (285 meters) per second
Operating temperature: -104 to +140° F (-40 to +60°C)
Ammunition: Rocket with shaped charge warhead


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Pilum SAM - $8,000 - Felucan Original

The Pilum SAM is a Man-Portable Surface-to-Air Missiles. Former versions of the missile failed to operate successfully under adverse conditions. This required developing a launcher able to adapt to such changing environmental conditions as helicopter mount vibration, extreme heat and cold, fog and heavy cloud cover.

Total length 1.43 meters
Diameter 0.08 meters
Weight 11.5 kg
Warhead HE fragmentation
Maximum effective range 5 km
Guidance mode IR and visible imaging

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AN-M14 TH3 Incendiary Hand Grenade - $800 - Felucan Original

The AN-M14 TH3 incendiary hand grenade is used to destroy equipment. It can damage, immobilize, or destroy vehicles, weapons systems, shelters, or munitions. The grenade may also be used to start fires in areas containing flammable materials.

(1) Body -- sheet metal.

(2) Filler -- 26.5 ounces of thermate (TH3) mixture.

(3) Fuze -- M201A1.

(4) Weight -- 32 ounces.

(5) Safety clip -- no.

(6) Capabilities -- can be thrown 25 meters by average soldier. A portion of the thermate mixture is converted to molten iron, which burns at 4,000 degrees Fahrenheit. It will fuze together the metallic parts of any object that it contacts. Thermate is an improved version of thermite, the incendiary agent used in hand grenades during World War II. The thermate filler of the AN-M14 grenade burns for 40 seconds and can burn through a 1/2-inch homogeneous steel plate. It produces its own oxygen and will burn under water.

(7) Color/markings -- gray with purple markings and a single purple band (current grenades). Under the standard color-coding system, incendiary grenades are light red with black markings.


WARNING: AVOID LOOKING DIRECTLY AT THE INCENDIARY GRENADE AS IT BURNS; THE INTENSITY OF THE LIGHT IS POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS TO THE RETINA.


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Shark Class Attack Submarine - $800 million - Felucan Original

Submarines of the Shark Class are among the most advanced undersea vessels of their type in the world. While anti-submarine warfare is still their primary mission, the inherent characteristics of the submarine's stealth, mobility and endurance are used to meet the challenges of today's changing global geopolitical climate. Submarines are able to get on station quickly, stay for an extended period of time and carry out a variety of missions including the deployment of special forces, minelaying, and precision strike land attack.

These 360 foot, 6,900-ton ship are well equipped to accomplish these tasks. Faster than her predecessors and possessing highly accurate sensors, weapons control systems and central computer complexes, the Shark Class is armed with sophisticated MK-40 Advanced Capability anti-submarine/ship torpedoes, Archer land attack cruise missiles, and mines.

Features:

Length 360 feet (109.73 meters)
Beam 33 feet (10 meters)
Displacement 6,927 tons (6210 metric tons) submerged

Speed Official: 34kt

Operating Depth: 1,100 feet
Actual: 1475 feet [450 meters] collapse depth

Crew: 129, 13 Officers, 116 Enlisted

Armament
Archer Cruise missiles from VLS tubes 36 cell
Stake Anti-Ship missiles from VLS tubes 24 cell
MK-40 torpedoes from four 533-mm torpedo tube (40 onboard)
MK-40D decoy torpedos, 8 onboard
MK-40DI simulation topreodos, 3 onboard

Combat Systems
Felucan Strike/Warning Suite (Submerged naval)

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Felucan Order of Battle
SSK1 Trout
SSK2 Tuna
SSK3 Brookie
SSK4 Swordfish
SSK5 Moray
SSK6 Rayfish
SSK7 Grouper

Archer Surface Attack Cruise Missile - $23,000 - Felucan Original

The Archer is the Felucan military's primary land attack cruise missile. With a maximum range of around 800 miles and several hundred pound warhead, the Archer fullfills the role required by multiple guided missile platforms.

Total length: 31 feet
Diameter: 2 feet 9 inches
Weight: 2,200lbs
Propulsion: Turbojet
Speed: Mach 5.5
Maximum effective range: 790 miles
Guidance mode: Inertial guidance + active radar homing

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Mark 40 Torpedo - $20,000 - Felucan Original

The Mark 40 torpedo provides the Navy and the Air Force with a common torpedo for air, ship, and submarine launches. The weapon system uses mid-course guidance with a sonar seeker and magnetic detection to attack surface ships and submarines. Its low-level, sea-skimming cruise trajectory, active radar guidance and warhead design assure high survivability and effectiveness.

Thrust: 660 pounds
Length: 15 feet
(4.55 meters) 12 feet, 7 inches
(3.79 meters) 14 feet, 8 inches
(4.49 meters)
Weight: 1,470 pounds
(661.5 kilograms) 1,145 pounds
(515.25 kilograms) 1,385 pounds
(629.55 kilograms)
Diameter: 13.5 inches (34.29 centimeters)
Wingspan: 3 feet (91.44 centimeters)
Range: 150+ miles
Speed: 75mph
Guidance System: Mid-course guidance monitored by radar altimeter, active seeker radar terminal homing inertial navigation system with GPS, infrared terminal guidance
Warheads: Penetration high-explosive blast (488 pounds)
Explosive Destex
Fuse Contact

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DDG1 Cyan Class Guided Missile Destroyer - $425 million - Felucan Original

The Navy considers the newest Cyan Class destroyer to be its most capable and survivable surface combatant developed yet. The DDG1 was the first Navy ship designed to incorporate shaping techniques to reduce radar cross-section to reduce their detectability and likelihood of being targeted by enemy weapons and sensors. Originally designed to defend against aircraft, cruise missiles, and nuclear attack submarines, this higher capability ship is to be used in high-threat areas to conduct antiair, antisubmarine, antisurface, and strike operations.

All ships of this class have the Felucan air defense system with phased array radar. They are armed with a 90-cell Vertical Launching System capable of storing and rapidly firing a mix of MK40 torpedos, Archer or Sparrow missiles for either Air Defense, Strike Warfare, or Anti-Submarine Warfare missions. Other armament includes the 5"/54 gun with improvements that integrate it with the Felucan weapon system, and the Buckler Close-in Weapon System for self-defense.

Speed: 35knots

Crew: 320

Weaponry:
Space for 2 helicopters
Felucan Strike/Warning Suite
120mm naval cannons 2x2
Buckler CIWS Defense (Fore and aft)
VLS 96 cells for Archer cruise missiles or Sparrow SAMs
2x gatling guns .50 cal
Mark 40 torpedos 3x2

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Felucan Order of Battle
DDG1 Cyan
DDG2 Divok
DDG3 Dmitri
DDG4 Mia
DDG5 Zale
DDG6 Angie
DDG7 Danae
DDG8 Slath
DDG9 Kay
DDG10 Tekko
DDG11 Tae
DDG12 Michele
DDG13 Angel
DDG14 Diane
DDG15 Jamie
DDG16 Jeanie
DDG17 Thorbad
DDG18 Lola
DDG19 Bryan
DDG20 Kaelan
DDG21 Kayleigh
DDG22 Amy
DDG23 Samus
DDG24 Halie
DDG25 Kael
DDG26 Kai
DDG27 DK
DDG28 Ashley
DDG29 Amber
DDG30 Jessica

AAM-1 Sparrow Anti-Aircraft Missile - $25,000 - Felucan Original

The AAM-1 is based on an active radar homing system, the firing platform can fire several missiles independently to hit multiple targets acquired and tracked. This leads to simultaneous measures against multiple targets. The use of advanced semiconductor technology has made it possible to mount a signal processor with very complicated signal processing in the small space available in a missile. This has given the AAM-1 an excellent ECCM capability which allows it to acquire and track the target even when subject to enemy ECM.

Range: 45 miles
Speed: Mach 5.5
Warhead: HE Fragmentation

Longbow A/B Multiple Launch Rocket System - $2.5 million

The Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) provides the Army an all-weather, indirect, area fire weapon system to strike counterfire, air defense, armored formations, and other high-payoff targets at all depths of the tactical battlefield. Primary missions of MLRS include the suppression, neutralization and destruction of threat fire support and forward area air defense targets.

The Multiple Launch Rocket System is a versatile weapon system that supplements traditional cannon artillery fires by delivering large volumes of firepower in a short time against critical, time-sensitive targets. These targets often include enemy artillery, air defense systems, mechanized units, and personnel. MLRS units can use their system's "shoot and scoot" capability to survive while providing fire support for attacking manuever elements. MLRS is not intended to replace cannon artillery, but has been designed to complement it.


Crew: 3 man
Cruise Range: 390 miles
Reload Time: 10 minutes
Rocket Range: Varies

Longbow A: The standard MLRS with 12 rocket tubes. GPS/Laser guided or programmed flight rockets, standard fragmentation, or cluster munitions available.

Longbow B: The non-standard 8 tube special weapons platform capable of firing Sparrow SAMs as well as MK40 torpedos, Archer cruise missiles and Stake anti-ship missiles. The individual tracking systems are dependant on the type of missile.

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CCG1 Jade Class Guided Missile Cruiser - $550 million - Felucan Original

The Jade class was designed as a surface strike ship with some anti-air and ASW capability. Packing VLS cells both fore and aft, the Jade has the potential of carrying 80 cruise missiles or SAMs in addition to its normal payload of 24 Sparrow SAMs, 16 Stake anti-ship missiles and 12 Mark 40 torpedos. The Jade class is fit for naval bombardment with paired 130mm cannons. For close-in defense, the Jade carries 4 .50 caliber gatling guns tied into the Felucan Suite (Naval version) for guided interception of surface or air targets. The Buckler Defense System is an automated defensive gun mounted for interception of inbound missiles.


Speed (kts): 36 knots

Dimensions (m): 185.9-186.0 meters long
20.8 meters beam
7.8 meters draft

Propulsion: 4 gas/elec. turbines
108,800-110,000 shp
4 propellers

Crew: 500

Armament:
Space for 2 helicopters
VLS (Vertical Launch System) 40 cell x2 (Cruise missiles or SAMs)
Sparrow SAMs 6x4
Stake Anti-Ship Missiles 2x8
Mark 40 Torpedo 4x3 (With onboard Mark 40D decoy systems)
2x 130mm cannons
4x gatling guns .50cal 6'000 rds/m/mount
x2 Buckler missile defense guns (Fore & Aft)

Systems:
Felucan Warning/Strike Suite (Naval)

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Felucan Order of Battle
CCG1 Jade
CCG2 Ruby
CCG3 Sapphire
CCG4 Amethyst

DE1 Nova Class Escort Destroyer - $350 million - Felucan Original

The Nova class escort ship was planned for missions such as antisubmarine patrol operations and attack of surface vessels in the coast sea area. Specific improvements include improved characteristics and improvement of habitability. The hull form is inclined to "V" shape in order to make the radar cross section decrease at an inclination to the side. If the anti-aircraft missiles and the helicopter are excluded, it is a match to other escort ships, since it has the air search radar on a DE type ship.

Boundary Dimension Length: 109m
Width: 13.4m
Depth: 7.8m
Draft: 3.8m

Maximum Speed: 32kt

Crew: 140

Armament:
Space for 1 helicopter
Sparrow SAM 6x2
Stake Anti-Ship Missile 6x2
Mark 40 Torpedo 4x4
2x .50 caliber gatling guns
Buckler CIWS Defense System
2x 60mm cannon

Systems:
Felucan Strike/Warning Suite (Naval)

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Felucan Order of Battle
DDE1 Nova
DDE2 Galaxy
DDE3 Solar
DDE4 Star
DDE5 Nebula
DDE6 Black Hole
DDE7 Mars
DDE8 Saturn
DDE9 Sol
DDE10 Jupiter
DDE11 Universe
DDE12 Neptune
DDE13 Pluto
DDE14 Gas Giant
DDE15 Milky Way
DDE16 White Giant
DDE17 Big Dipper
DDE18 Supernova

DDH1 Big Blue Class Helicopter Destroyer - $300 million - Felucan Original

The Big Blue Class system warship, Helicoper Destroyer expands and improves the design of the DDH type helicopter guard defense warship by loading as many as 8 helicopters. Because it is designed from beginning as a system warship with the Felucan Strike/Warning Suite that unified various weapons systems, the Big Blue type features air defense ability and communication capabilities which are improved markedly over other world designs.

The Big Blue is the closest thing to an aircraft carrier that the Felucans field currently.

Boundary Dimention Length: 195m
Width: 32.0m
Depth: 22.0m
Draft: 7.0m

Maximum Speed: 30kt

Crew: 350

Armament:
Space for 8 helicopters
VLS (Vertical Launch System) 2x48 cell - Sparrow SAM or Archer cruise missiles
Sparrow SAM 8x3 (VLS)
Mark 40 torpedo: 3x2
Buckler CIWS forward and aft (.50 cal)
Felucan Strike/Warning Suite


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Felucan Order of Battle
DDH1 Big Blue
DDH2 Big Green
DDH3 Big Red
DDH4 Big Purple
DDH5 Big Black
DDH6 Big Gray
DDH7 Big White
DDH8 Big Yellow
DDH9 Little Blue
DDH10 Little White
DDH11 Little Violet
DDH12 Big Violet

DD1 Banks Class All Purpose Destroyer - $300 million - Felucan Original

The Banks Class is designed for all weather, all purpose combat against surface targets. Although the Felucan Suite allows for engagement and detection of both submerged and air targets, the primary function of the Banks class is to engage and destroy enemy ships. The Banks class is designed with stealth in mind, allowing it to close with and attack surface ships.

Plan 2nd defense buildup plan
Standard Displacement 3,250ton
Boundary Dimension Length: 136m
Width: 13.4m
Depth: 8.7m
Draft: 4.5m
Boat Shape Flat deck type
Main Engine Mitsubishi Westinghouse impulse reaction steam turbine x2;
2 shafts propulsion
Horsepower 60,000ps
Maximum Speed 31kt
Endurance 7000nm @ 20kt
Crew 260

Armament:
Space for 2 helicopters
120mm naval cannons 2x4
Buckler CIWS Defense System
Felucan Strike/Warning Suite (Naval)
Mark 40 torpedos 4x2
Sparrow SAM 4x3 (VLS)
VLS 2x28 cell (SAM or cruise missile)
Stake Anti-Ship Missiles 8x4 (2 cells are VLS)

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Felucan Order of Battle
DD1 Banks
DD2 Barton
DD3 Bush
DD4 Corob
DD5 Brady
DD6 Bowers
DD7 Wise
DD8 Yeager
DD9 Frost
DD10 Washington
DD11 Mills
DD12 Stewart
DD13 Cooper
DD14 Erikson
DD15 Cruise
DD16 Alba
DD17 Pitt
DD18 Donald
DD19 Smith
DD20 Berger
DD21 Blair
DD22 Helo
DD23 Boomer
DD24 Adama

TC-1 Super Tanker - $40 million - Felucan Original

The TC-1 is a multi-role, multi-mission tactical tanker/transport which provides the support required by Marine Air Ground Task Forces. This versatile asset provides in-flight refueling to both tactical aircraft and helicopters as well as rapid ground refueling when required. Additional tasks performed are aerial delivery of troops and cargo, emergency resupply into unimproved landing zones within the objective or battle area, airborne Direct Air Support Center, emergency medevac, tactical insertion of combat troops and equipment, evacuation missions, and support as required of special operations capable Marine Air Ground Task Forces.

The TC-1 is equipped with a removable 4600 gallon stainless steel fuel tank that is carried inside the cargo compartment providing additional fuel when required. The two wing-mounted hose and drogue refueling pods each transfer up to 300 gallons per minute (1135.5 liters per minute) to two aircraft simultaneously allowing for rapid cycle times of multiple-receiver aircraft formations (a typical tanker formation of four aircraft in less than 30 minutes). TC-1s are also equipped with defensive electronic and infrared countermeasures systems.

Range: 10,190 miles with full payload
Length: 136 feet, 3 inches (40.8 meters)
Height: 38 feet, 4 inches (11.5 meters)
Wingspan: 130 feet, 10 inches (39.2 meters)
Speed: Maximum speed at 30,000 feet (9,100 meters) 610 mph (Mach 0.93)
Ceiling: 51,050 feet
Crew: 2 pilots, 1 navigator/systems operator, 1 flight engineer, 1 first mechanic, 1 loadmaster (total of 6)
Payload: 80 passengers, 60 litters, 13,280 gallons of fuel.
OR 17,880 gallons of fuel with no passengers

Systems:
Felucan Air Suite

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Full Spectrum Combat Armor (FSCA) - $4,900 - Felucan Original

The FSCA body armor and integrated helmet are the first generation of a forward-looking protective system for individual soldiers on the battlefield of tommorow. The basics of the armor are a full-spectrum protection-oriented body armor that can protect against fragmentation, impact and bullets. Knee and elbow joints feature ceramic, plated armor, with lightweight plated padding on the shins and forearms. Thighs and upper arms are also protected by the spectra padded plate.

The M3 helmet features full coverage of the head with a polarized, tinted visor featuring next-generation composite nanotech, self-sealing blast shield/face plate. A modular, 130 channel communications set with attachable antenna is built directly into the helmet and is removable and adjustable to the scope of the individual, from squad level to batallion level.

The M3 helmet's visor is non-reflective, an optical material that allows switching between thermal and night vision imaging. A small lighting system along the brow of the helmet can project a HUD (Heads Up Display) against the inside of the visor, overlaying maps and tactical information while allowing the user 100% vision. All of this is controlled via studs on the jaw of the helmet as well as a control mounted on the wrist or thigh.

Note: In a cooperative effort from Ustia, the FSCA has been upgraded to an integrated, Land-Warrior style weapon linkage system.

While the armor is considered level III and IV protection, it maintains surpurb flexability and mobility for the wearer, and also allows for the insert of various weight and level trauma plates.

Features:
M3 helmet includes HUD, thermal and night vision
MOPP compatible (Chemical/biological protection gear)
Level III to IV protection levels
Can be fitted for all-terrain camo
Fittable with jacketing for the armor that can carry extra ammo/supply pouches
6 point weight suspension system for backpacks
Harness for paradropping available
Uniforms are worn under the armor
Land-warrior style weapon link

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PT-1 Rook - $25 million - Felucan Original

These are hydrofoil type high speed boats, in which water jet propulsion system with dual gas turbines have been introduced. Intended for offshore patrols and interception, the Rook is equipped to deal with any threat ranging from drug runners to enemy surface ships. Primarily issued to the New Feluca Coast Guard, the PT-1 is expected to see limited deployment during landing operations and protecting commercial sealanes.

Speed: 58kt
Crew: 12
Range: 450 miles

Boundary Dimension Length: 23.8m
Width: 7.4m
Depth: 3.5m
Draft: 1.4m

Armament:
20mm minigun cannon
Stake anti-ship missile launcher x2 (8 rounds onboard)
Mark 40 torpedo tubes x2 (4 rounds onboard)
Chaff and flare decoy gun

Systems:
Felucan Combat Suite (Naval)


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Dolphin Class Strategic Submarine - $875 million - Felucan Original

A cylindrical pressure hull structure of titanium steel alloy is supported by circular frames and enclosed by hemispherical heads at both ends. The pressure hull provides an enclosure large enough for weapons, crew, and equipment with enough strength to enable the ship to operate deep enough to avoid easy detection.

A streamlined (fish-shaped) outer hull permits the ship to move quietly through the water at high speeds. It is normally considered as the main ballast tanks. The superstructure is any part of the ship that is above the pressure hull. This would include the sail or fairwater area, and the area above the missile tubes. The streamlined hull was designed specifically for efficient cruising underwater.

The larger hulls accommodate more weapons of larger size and greater range, as well as sophisticated computerized electronic equipment for improved weapon guidance and sonar performance. Improved silencing techniques reduce the chances of detection.

The Dolphin-class submarines are specifically designed for extended deterrent patrols. To increase the time in port for crew turnover and replenishment, three large logistics hatches are fitted to provide large diameter resupply and repair openings. These hatches allow sailors to rapidly transfer supply pallets, equipment replacement modules and machinery components, significantly reducing the time required for replenishment and maintenance. The class design and modern main concepts allow the submarines to operate for 15+ years between overhauls. Each Dolphin is at sea at least 66 percent of the time, including major overhaul periods of twelve months every nine years. One combat employment cycle includes a 70-day patrol and 25-day period of transfer of the submarine to the other crew, between-deployment maintenance, and reloading of munitions.


Builders: General Dynamics Electric Boat Division.
Power Plant: One S8G nuclear reactor
core reloaded every nine years
two geared steam turbines,
one shaft, output of 60,000 hp

Features:

Speed: Official: 24kt
Crew: 13 Officers, 120 Enlisted

Operating Depth: 1,200 feet
Actual: 1,775 feet collapse depth
Length: 560 feet (170.69 meters)
Beam: 42 feet (10.06 meters)

Armament:
Archer Cruise missiles from VLS tubes 48 cell
4x Mark 40 torpedo tubes, 24 onboard
MK-40D decoy torpedos, 8 onboard
MK-40DI simulation topreodos, 3 onboard

Combat systems:
Felucan Strike/Warning Suite (Submerged naval)

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Felucan Order of Battle
SSGK1 Starfish
SSGK2 Dolphin
SSGK3 Crab
SSGK4 Turtle
SSGK5 Salmon

M50 Stalker Tank Destroyer - $3.5 million - Felucan Original
This vehicle is designed for high-speed interception of armored vehicles, from APCs and IFVs to main battle tanks and supply vehicles. High-speed and light weight, the Stalker carries thick explosive reactive armor and is streamlined for surface combat action. Highly mobile, the Stalker is a tracked vehicle capable of fording up to 1.5 meters.

The Stalker includes sophisticated radar and target-aquisition, enabling a quick strike against targets and a rapid escape.

CREW: 3
WEIGHT: 35.5 tons
LENGTH OVERALL: 22 feet
WIDTH OVERALL: 10 feet
HEIGHT OVERALL: 7 feet
MAX SPEED: 70mph
ENGINE Liquid-cooled two-stroke 10-cylindered diesel engine
Max power 1,700PS/2,900rpm
Range: 390 miles
Engagement range: 4,200 meters
Armor: Explosive Reactive
ARMAMENT
45mm cannon (chain gun)
Two pair of AGM-2 Mallet anti-vehicle missile launchers (2x twin tubes, 12 missiles onboard)

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F-155 Self-Propelled Artillery 155mm - $1.2 million - Felucan Original
Enemy weapons on the modern battlefield possess an ever increasing threat, to the survivability of today's armored vehicles. In the face of certain attack by enemy counter fire, artillery must survive and deliver continuous fire support. The F-155 SPA is a modern weapon system with the armored protection and mobility to survive on the modern battlefield and protect the crew and ammunition from counter fire and severe weather.

Since the battle scene constantly changes, the unit itself must be able to disengage and relocate upon command and resume its attack. These requirements demand a reliable system, one capable of delivering maximum fire power in a configuration that is both mobile and efficient. The fire power available from the F-155, guarded by its armor aluminum shield, more than meets that battlefield challenge. It provides high hit accuracy and high rate of fire, ammunition versatility, and advanced mobility and survivability.

Maximum range: 35 miles
Rate of fire: 6 rounds per minute
Ammunition load: 48 rounds
Crew: 5
Battle weight: 35 tons
Maximum speed: 50mph
Arms:
155mm main gun
30.cal machine gun (700 rounds)

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F-255 Self-Propelled Artillery 255mm - $1.2 million - Felucan Original

Enemy weapons on the modern battlefield possess an ever increasing threat, to the survivability of today's armored vehicles. In the face of certain attack by enemy counter fire, artillery must survive and deliver continuous fire support. The F-255 SPA is a modern weapon system with the armored protection and mobility to survive on the modern battlefield and protect the crew and ammunition from counter fire and severe weather.

Since the battle scene constantly changes, the unit itself must be able to disengage and relocate upon command and resume its attack. These requirements demand a reliable system, one capable of delivering maximum fire power in a configuration that is both mobile and efficient. The fire power available from the F-255, guarded by its armor aluminum shield, more than meets that battlefield challenge. It provides high hit accuracy and high rate of fire, ammunition versatility, and advanced mobility and survivability.

The F-255 differs from the F-155 by a slightly shorter range and slower rate of fire, heavier chassis but a larger impact round.

Maximum range: 28 miles
Rate of fire: 5 rounds per minute
Ammunition load: 56 rounds
Crew: 5
Battle weight: 40 tons
Maximum speed: 45mph
Arms:
255mm main gun
30.cal machine gun (700 rounds)

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CH-1 Elephant - $8 million - Felucan Original

The CH-1 is a twin-engine, tandem rotor helicopter designed for transportation of cargo, troops, and weapons during day, night, visual, and instrument conditions. The aircraft fuselage is approximately 50 feet long. With a 60-foot rotor span, on each rotor system, the effective length of a CH-1 (with blades turning) is approximately 100 feet from the most forward point of the forward rotor to the most rearward point on the aft rotor.

Maximum airspeed is 170 knots with a normal cruise speed of 130 knots. However, speed for any mission will vary greatly depending on load configuration (internal or external), time of day, or weather conditions. The minimum crew for tactical operations is four, two pilots, one flight engineer, and one crew chief. For more complex missions, such as NVG operations and air assaults, commanders may consider using five crew members and add one additional crew chief.

Powerplant: Stockyard T55-L712 engines
Rotor System: Three blades per hub (two hubs)
Fiberglass construction
Speed: 225 r/min
Manual folding blades
Performance at 50,000 lb: SL cruise: 143 kn.
Rate of climb: 1,522 ft/min.
Range: 230 miles
Crew: 2
Cargo: 35 troops
25 litters

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LT-105 Light 105mm Towed Artillery - $400,000 - Felucan Original

The MLT-105 is a light weight air mobile air droppable (by parachute) or Towed Howitzer with an average crew of seven soldiers. It provides direct and indirect fire support to highly mobile light infantry divisions and separate brigades. The howitzer can be quickly moved and employed to provide maximum fire power with a minimum of combat loaded weight. It also provides a low silhouette and requires no recoil pit. These aspects combined makes the LT-105 Howitzer one of the most lethal weapon systems in the modern inventory.

Features: Standard Felucan fire control (digital)

Increased low-temperature capability from -25 F to -50 F

Improved interchangeability of spare/repair parts

Simplified tail light assembly

Improved trail access cover

Reduced maintenance on the elevating clutch

Increased trail life

Improved maintainability on: Saddle and Cut-off gear

Crew: 7
Range:
14 kilometers
19,000 kilometers with rocket ammunition


The LT-105 fires all standard ammunition, including the M1 High Explosive, M314 Illuminating, M60/M60A2 White Phosphorous (smoke). In addition, the LT-105 can fire the newer extended range ammunition.

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LT-155 Towed 155mm Field Artillery - $600,000 - Felucan Original

The LT-155, intended to equip regiments of infantry, is characterized by good strategic mobility, great fire power, and a simple implementation. This rapid-fire 155mm gun is a double trail configuration with a swivelling platform. It is tractor drawn by a truck equipped with a crane for handling of the pallets of ammunition. A hydraulic mechanism of assistance to the loading of the shell makes it possible to draw 3 shots in 15 seconds, or 6 rounds per minute during 10 minutes, or 120 rounds during one hour. In the event of breakdown of this device, the shooting is still possible in manual loading, but at reduced rate. Secondary armament consists of a machine-gun able to carry out anti-aircraft duty and ground protection.

Length attachment: 17,35 m
Length gun in position of road: 8,76 m
Mass tractor in load: 19 tons
Masses gun: 10 tons
Speed on road: 80 km/h
Capacity of carrying of the tractor: 48 rounds of 155 mm - 24 on pallets - 24 in rack.
Initial speed in maximum loading: 830 m/s
Vertical Field of fire: 90 m to 1170 m
Gun Range: 34 kilometers

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CVN-1 Daewoo Class Aircraft Carrier - $3.5B - Felucan Original

In addition to their power-projection role, they serve as joint command platforms in the worldwide command-and-control network.
The carrier air wing can destroy enemy aircraft, ships, submarines, and land targets, or lay mines hundreds of miles from the ship. Aircraft are used to conduct strikes, support land battles, protect the battle group or other friendly shipping, implement a sea or air blockade. The air wing provides a visible presence to demonstrate Felucan power and resolve in a crisis. The ship normally operates as the centerpiece of a carrier battle group commanded by a flag officer embarked in the carrier and consisting of four to six other ships, including guided missile cruisers, destroyers, frigates, replenishment ships and submarines.

The Daewoo-class carriers are a floating airport, capable of catapult launching as many as two aircraft a minute. The ship's two catapults and four arresting gear engines enable her to launch and recover aircraft rapidly and simultaneously. The ships carry several different types of aircraft with a total complement of more than 80 planes. During flight operations, the flight deck of 5.7 acres is a scene of intense activity, with crew, aircraft and other equipment functioning as a well-rehearsed and carefully choreographed team to ensure both efficiency and safety. Two aircraft elevators, each the size of two average city lots, bring the aircraft to the flight deck from the hangars below. Small tractors spot the planes on the flight deck. Aviation fuel is pumped up from tanks below, and bombs and rockets are brought up from the magazines. Powerful steam catapults (affectionately known as "Fat Cats") can accelerate 37-ton jets from zero to a safe flight speed of up to 180 miles per hour in about 300 feet and in less than three seconds. The weight of each aircraft determines the amount of thrust provided by the catapult. When landing, pilots use a system of lenses to guide the aircraft "down the slope," the correct glide path for landing. The four arresting wires, each consisting of two-inch thick wire cables connected to hydraulic rams below decks, drag landing aircraft going as fast as 150 miles per hour to a stop in less than 400 feet. High in the island, seven stories above the flight deck, the "Air Boss" and his staff coordinate the entire operation, which is carefully monitored from the flight deck level as well as by the Captain on the ship's bridge. The various functions of the flight deck crew are identified by the colors they wear: yellow for officers and aircraft directors; purple for fuel handlers; green for catapult and arresting gear crews; blue for tractor drivers; brown for chock and chain runners; and red for crash and salvage teams and the ordnance handlers.

The Daewoo-class self-defense measures include: missiles, guns, and electronic warfare. The Sparrow Missile System is comprised of two launchers with four missiles each. Sparrow is a radar-guided, short-to-medium range missile capable of engaging aircraft and cruise missiles. Daewoo-class also has Close-In Weapon System mounts for short range defense against aircraft or missiles. Each mount has its own search and track radar, and a six-barrel, 30-millimeter Gatling gun capable of firing 3,000 rounds per minute

The carrier's two nuclear reactors give her virtually unlimited range and endurance and a top speed in excess of 30 knots. Eight steam turbine generators each produce 8,000 kilowatts of electrical power, enough to serve a small city. The ship has enough electrical generating power to supply electricity to a city of 100,000. The ships normally carrys enough food and supplies to operate for 90 days. Four distilling units enable Daewoo-class engineers to make over 400,000 gallons of fresh water from seawater a day, for use by the propulsion plants, catapults and crew. The ship carries approximately 3 million gallons of fuel for her aircraft and escorts, and enough weapons and stores for extended operations without replenishment. These ships also have extensive repair capabilities, including a fully equipped Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department, a micro-miniature electronics repair shop, and numerous ship repair shops. Keeping a Daewoo-class carrier ready at all times requires repair shops to maintain machinery and aircraft, heavy duty tailor shops to repair parachutes and other survival gear, and electronic ships that keep communication, navigation and avionics equipment in good condition. Daewoo-class carriers boast all the amenities that would be found in any city with a comparable population, including a post office with its own ZIP code, TV and radio stations, a newspaper, a fire department, a library, a hospital, a general store, two barbershops and much more.


Power Plant: Two Nuclear Power Plant (A4W Pressurized Water Reactor), four shafts, 310,000 shaft horsepower.
Four shafts, Four propellers, with five blades each
Length, overall 1,190 feet
Flight Deck Width 260 feet
Beam: 150 feet
Speed 33+ knots
Aircraft: 84 + 10 helos
Aircraft elevators: 2
Catapults: 2
Crew: 5,400

Armament:
2 Sparrow missile launchers (4 tubes each, 16 reloads)
4 Buckler CIWS 30mm mounts
12 .50 dual caliber MGs

Combat Systems:
Long-range 3D air radar
Long-range L-band 2D air radar
Short-range surface 2D radar
ESM
Active jamming/deception
ESM threat warning
Fire Control
Torpedo Countermeasures

Non-combat features and details:
Catapults are capable of launching 1 aircraft per minute each.
Features visual and electronic landing guidance.
SATCOM Transmit and/or Receive
UHF Transmit and Receive, 220-400 MHz
VHF Transmit and Receive, 30-162 MHz
LF through HF Receive,10 kHz - 30 MHz
Infra-Red, Transmit and Receive
Land Line Terminations, Transmit and/or Receive
Telephone Special Communications Channel
AN/WSN-5 Inertial Navigation System
GPS Navigation
(V) 9 I Band Radar
Standard No. 3 Magnetic Compass
Chronometer Size 85
Flux Compass
Replenishment-at-Sea: CONREP fore and aft VERTREP fore and aft
80 rigid inflatable boats 30 person capacity with slewing arm davit
65 30 person encapsulated lifeboats
50 stowed rapid-inflatable 25 person lifeboats



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Key:
Red blocks: Air catapults.
Yellow blocks: Sea Sparrow launchers, 4 tubes each.
Blue blocks: Aircraft lifts.
Green circles: CIWS.
Teal lines: Arrester lines

Buckler CIWS (Close In Weapon System) - $2.5 million - Felucan Original

The Buckler Close-In Weapons System (CIWS - pronounced "sea-whiz") is a fast-reaction, rapid-fire 20-millimeter gun system that provides ships with a terminal defense against anti-ship missiles that have penetrated other fleet defenses. Designed to engage anti-ship cruise missiles and fixed-wing aircraft at short range, Buckler automatically engages functions usually performed by separate, independent systems such as search, detection, threat evaluation, acquisition, track, firing, target destruction, kill assessment and cease fire.

Buckler is a point-defense, total-weapon system consisting of two 20mm gun mounts that provide a terminal defense against incoming air targets. CIWS, without assistance from other shipboard systems, will automatically engage incoming anti-ship missiles and high-speed, low-level aircraft that have penetrated the ship primary defense envelope. As a unitized system, CIWS automatically performs search, detecting, tracking, threat evaluation, firing, and kill assessments of targets while providing for manual override. Each gun mount houses a fire control assembly and a gun subsystem. The fire control assembly is composed of a search radar for surveillance and detection of hostile targets and a track radar for aiming the gun while tracking a target. The unique closed-loop fire control system that tracks both the incoming target and the stream of outgoing projectiles gives CIWS the capability to correct its aim to hit fast-moving targets, including ASMs.

Primary Function: Anti-ship missile defense

Weight: 14,023lbs

Range: Approximately 2.742km

Gun Type: Gatling

Type of Fire: 4,600 rpm

Magazine Capacity 2,989 rounds

Caliber: 20mm

Ammunition: Armor Piercing Discarding Sabot (APDS),
Depleted Uranium or Tungsten sub-caliber penetrator.

Sensors: Self-contained search and track radar

Search Radar: Ku-band; digital MTI

Track Radar: Ku-band; pulse Doppler monopulse

E/O Sensor: FLIR Imaging System with Automatic ACQ Tracker

Fire Control: Director with closed-loop spotting

Gun Drive: Pneumatic

Mount Drive: Electric



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The F-10 Raptor - $65 million - Felucan Original


New Feluca has finished its first high-preformance, VTOL stealth air-dominance/strike fighter. A highly-manuverable and low-profile aircraft, the F-10 comes in two versions, A and B variants.

Both versions have the same fuselage and internal weapons bay, common outer mold lines with similar structural geometries, identical wing sweeps, and comparable tail shapes. The weapons are stored in two parallel bays located aft of the main landing gear. The canopy, radar, ejection system, subsystems, and avionics are all common.

The weapon storage bays and studs are designed with common modular hardpoints, allowing for future developed weapons to be fitted.

F-10A
This will be the primary air-to-air fighter of the program, equipped primarily for an interception and air-to-air combat type of role. It is a single seat fighter jet. Featured is a Felucan radar suite and a modular communications and electronics package able to be swapped out or replaced as upgrades become available.

F-10B
This version is a ground-strike aircraft. The electronics are also by Felucan Electronics Works, modular and replacable/swappable. The only differences between the two will be, range, speed, payload and the F-10B has 2 seats allowing for a weapons officer.


Features:
Internal weaponry allows for a more-stealthy profile, and design construction is of stealthy materials.

The manuverable thrust engine allows for extremely tight turning and manuvering while in the air as well as high preformance even at low speeds.

Leadingedge flaps and foldable wing tip sections account for increased wing area. The larger wing area also provides the F-10 with an increased payload capability. The design is also optimized for survivability, which is a key requirement. Like the F-10 will incorporate an internal gun and sensors. This new fighter will be used by the military as a first-day-of-war aircraft.

The F-10 will also feature an arresting hook and strengthened structure and landing gear, making it operatable from an aircraft carrier despite its VTOL capabilities.

Felucan Air/Ground Strike Suite
Folding wings
Mid-flight refueling capability
Advanced electronically scanned array (AESA) multi-function radar
Electronic countermeasures equipment
Electro-optical targeting system
Distributed aperture infrared sensor (DAIRS) thermal imaging system
Advanced helmet-mounted display

All-weather capabilities include:
Night vision goggle-compatible cockpit controls and displays, a wide-field-of-view HUD, a Navigation Forward Looking Infrared (NAVFLIR) system, a Digital Map Unit (DMU), and an Angle Rate Bombing System (ARBS) with laser spot tracker, which provides first pass day or night target strike capability at low altitude/high speed.


Length 45 feet
Wingspan 36 feet
Ceiling: Above 55,000 feet
Speed: F-10A 1,500 mph (Mach 2 at altitude) F-10B 1,100 mph
Combat Radius: F-10A 900 miles (+620 with tanks) F-10B 700 miles
Crew: 1 or 2

Armament:
Weaponry can include
Air-to-Air
AIM-1 Fang
AIM-2 Claw

Strike
Hydra 70 Rocket System
AGM-1 Stake Air-to-Surface Missile
AGM-2 Mallet Helicopter Air-to-Surface Missile
AGM-3 HARM Radar-seeking Missile
AGM-4 JSOW A/B/C Tactical Missile

Bombs
CBU-1 Leaping Lizard Mine Cluster Munition
CBU-2 Glare Antipersonnel Cluster Munition
MK1, MK2, MK3, MK4 Dumb Bombs
GGBU-1/2/3 GPS Guided Bombs
LGBU-1/2/3 Laser Guided Bombs
*Other weaponry in development

F-10A,
6 Internal hardpoints for ordance
4 Wing studs available for optional additional hardpoints for fuel or weaponry
1 internal nose mounted 30mm cannon with 2,000 rounds

F-10B
6 Internal hardpoints for ordance
10 Wing studs available for optional additional hardpoints for fuel or weaponry
1 internal nose mounted 30mm cannon with 2,000 rounds

The F-10B can carry and deliver an assortment of conventional stores as well as carrying air-to-air missiles.

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XM-1 Penetrator - $12 million - Felucan Original

The Felucan military has developed a high-speed rocket-assisted armor penetrating round. The XM-1 Penetrator is a two stage ballistic missile.

Stage 1: This stage is no doubt the longest, consisting of most of 70% of the missile weight. It provides initial launch as well as speed increases until maximum assisted velocity has been achieved. The ballistic path is an arc.

Stage 2: At approximately 30 miles from the target, stage 2 of flight begins as the stage 1 booster falls away. This flight is guided with pin-point accuracy, making micro adjustments as necessary to direct the warhead to its target. At this point, the Penetrator has achieved maximum velocity. Stage 2 has all of the terminal guidance equipment.

Stage 3: Unguided and unassisted flight. At 2.75 miles from the target, the stage 2 guidance package falls away leaving only the Penetrator round. Typically the aluminium fins of the Penetrator glow, leaving a laser-like path across the sky. Within 6 seconds of stage 3, the Penetrator has arrived at its target. Upon impact, the fins are sheered away during the Penetrator's entry into the target. Ballistic and kinetic energy alone cause a massive overpressure and the passage packs a powerful sonic energy explosion. Typically, the hole left behind in hardened objects is approximately 10 times the diameter of the round, and the further it penetrates will warp the round further, causing even more damage. The impact is the equivilent of a 5,000lb, shaped armor-piercing explosion.

Primary Function: Surface to surface anti-structure and anti-ship. ]
Program status: Operational
Power Plant: Dual-thrust rocket motor
Propulsion: Two stage solid fuel rocket
Thrust: Dual thrust
Length:16 feet, 8 inches
Launch Weight: 900 pounds
Diameter: 10 inches
Range: 780 plus miles
Speed: Max. speed: Ballistic arc, 4km per second
Guidance method: RADAR and IR guidance, 130 band seeker
Warhead: 25lb High density depleted uranium, with aluminium fins


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LCAC-1 Landing Craft Air Cushion $100M - Felucan Original

Power Plant: Four gas turbines; 12,280 bhp;
two shrouded reversible-pitch propellers;
four double-entry fans for lift
Length: 88 feet
Beam: 47 feet
Displacement: 200 tons full load
Capacity: 60 tons/75 ton overload
Speed: 40 plus knots with payload
Armament: 2 - .50 cal machine gun; Mk-19
1- 40mm grenade launcher
Crew: 5
Range: 200 miles at 40 kts with payload
300 miles at 35 kts with payload

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Operating Time 16 hours per day per LCAC
Time per Sortie Vehicle Load – 6 hours, 8 min
Cargo Load – 8 hours, 36 min

Sorties per Day for Vehicles 2.6 sorties per LCAC per day
Total = 104 LCAC sorties per day @ 40 LCACs per day

Sorties per Day for Cargo 1.86 sorties per LCAC per day
Total = 74 LCAC sorties per day @ 40 LCACs per day

Personnel Capacity 24 Troops
180 w/PTM
Short Tons per Sortie 25 STONS
50 pallets (500 lbs per pallet)
Vehicles per Sortie 12 vehicles per sortie
4 LAVs per sortie + 4 vehicles
2 AAVs per sortie + 4 vehicles
2 tanks per sortie + 4 vehicles
4 M923 per sortie + 4 vehicles
4 artillery + 4 vehicles

LHA-1 Frogger - $900 million - Felucan Original

Power Plant: Two boilers, two geared steam turbines, two shafts, 70,000 total shaft horsepower
Length: 778 feet (237.1 m) waterline
820 feet (249.9 m) overall
Beam Extreme Beam: 106 ft
Waterline Beam: 106 ft
Draft Maximum Navigational Draft: 26 ft
Draft Limit: 27 ft
Displacement Light Displacement: 26255 tons
Full Displacement: 39925 tons
Dead Weight: 13670 tons
Speed 24 knots: (27.6 miles per hour)
(22 knots sustained)
Aircraft: (Actual mix depends upon mission)
6 F-10A Raptor fighters
4 AH-1 Tiger attack helicopters
12 CH-1 Elephant helicopters
9 SH-1 Ace ASW helicopters
4 UH-1 Ace helicopters
OR
6 F-10B Raptor attack planes
12 CH-1 Elephant helicopters
9 SH-1 Ace ASW helicopters

Cargo:
Deck 1: Aircraft and flight area
Deck 2: 1,900 passengers + 60 tanks or 120 trucks + 230 tons cargo
Deck 3: 110 tanks or 330 trucks + 400 tons cargo
Deck 4: Floodable 6 LCAC + 30 tanks or 90 trucks + 300 tons cargo

Boats: 6 LCAC

Elevators: 1 deck edge (40,000-pound capacity)
1 stern (80,000-pound capacity)
Crew Ships Company: 82 officers, 882 enlisted
Marine Detachment: 1,900 plus
Armament: 2 - 21 Cell Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM)
4 - 25mm MK38 Gun Mounts
6 - 20-mm Close In Weapons System Block 1
5 - .50 Cal Mounts
2 - SLQ-25 NIXIE
6 - Mk 36 Super Rapid-Blooming Off Board Chaff System (SRBOC)

Sensors: Mk-23 Target Acquisition System (TAS) Mod 5
SPS-67 surface search radar
SPS-40E air search radar
SPS-48E 3-D air search radar
SPS-64 navigation radar
SPN-35A aircraft control/approach radar
SPN-43C aircraft control/approach radar
SLQ-32(V)3 electronic warfare suite
URN-25 TACAN
Furuno navigation radar



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M2 Chimera Main Battle Tank - $6.5 million - Felucan Original

CREW: 4
WEIGHT: 78.5 tons
LENGTH OVERALL: 36.25 feet
WIDTH OVERALL: 12 feet
HEIGHT OVERALL: 8.5 feet
MAX SPEED: 65mph
GROUND CLEARANCE: 0.7m
ENGINE: Liquid-cooled two-stroke 12-cylindered diesel engine
Range: 340 miles
Engagement range: 4,900 meters
ARMORING:
Armor, Turret Front (mm): 1,100mm/1,700mm against HEAT rounds
Applique Armor (mm): Track skirt with ERA
Explosive Reactive Armor (mm): 600mm

ARMAMENT
1 - 160mm smooth bore gun (55 rounds onboard ammunition)
1 - 20mm hatch grenade launcher (370 rounds)
1 - coaxial 12.7mm (Cal. 50) heavy machine gun (2260 rounds)
2 - x6 smoke/phosphor launcher in addition to engine-generated smoke screen

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The Commander's station is equipped with six periscopes which provide all round 360 degree view. The Independent Thermal Viewer (ITV) provides him with independent, stabilized day and night vision with a 360 degree view, automatic sector scanning, automatic target cueing of the Gunner's sight with no need for verbal communication, and a complete back-up fire control system - the Commander is capable of firing the main gun independent of the Gunner.

The Gunner's Primary Sight-Line of Sight (GPS-LOS), was developed by the Electro-Optical Systems Division of Hughes Aircraft Company. The night vision Thermal Imaging System (TIS), also from Hughes, creates an image based on the differences of heat radiated by objects in the field of view. The thermal image is displayed in the eyepiece of the Gunner's sight together with the range measurement to within 2 meters of accuracy, from a laser range finder, which is integrated into all of the fire control systems. The Chimera also has an onboard digital fire control computer. Range data from the laser rangefinder is transferred directly to the fire control computer, which automatically calculates the fire control solution. The data includes 1) the lead angle measurement, 2) the bend of the gun measured by the muzzle reference system of the main armament, 3) wind velocity measurement from a wind sensor on the roof of the turret and 4) the data from a pendulum static cant sensor located at the center of the turret roof. The Gunner or Commander manually inputs the data on the ammunition type and temperature, and the barometric pressure and the weapon is prepared for engagement.

The Loader's station is located on the left side of the turret and has no special fire control equipment.

The Driver's station is located at the center front of the hull. The Driver is in a semi-reclined position when his hatch is closed, as it must be whenever the vehicle is in operation. His station is equipped with a standard array of gages and monitors reflecting the condition of vehicle fluid levels, batteries and electrical equipment. The Driver has either three observation periscopes or two periscopes on either side and a central image intensifying ("Starlight") periscope for night and thermal vision. The periscopes provide 120 degrees field of view. The Driver's night vision and thermal equipment enables the tank to maneuver at normal daytime driving speeds in darkness and in poor visibility conditions such as in the dust and smoke encountered on the battlefield.

The stowage for the main armament ammunition is in armored ammunition boxes behind sliding armor doors. Armor bulkheads separate the crew compartment from the fuel tanks. The tank is equipped with an automatic Halon fire extinguishing system. This system automatically activates within 2 milliseconds of either a flash or a fire within the various compartments of the vehicle. The top panels of the tank are designed to blow outwards in the event of penetration by a HEAT projectile.

Nuclear, Biological and Chemical (NBC) warfare protection is provided by an overpressure clean-air conditioning air system, a radiological warning system, and a chemical agent detector. The crew are individually equipped with protective suits and masks.

The 3rd GEN FLIR is a variable power sighting system ranging from 3 to 9 power (wide field of view) for target acquisition and 13, 25, 45 or 60 power (narrow field of view) for engaging targets at appropriate range.

The UAAPU consist of a turbine engine, a generator, and a hydraulic pump. The generator is capable of producing 8 Kilowatts of electrical power and the hydraulic pump is capable of delivering 12 Kilowatts of hydraulic power. The UAAPU can meet the electrical and hydraulic power to operate all electronic and hydraulic components used during mounted surveilance operations and charge the tank's main batteries. The UAAPU will reduce Operational and Support cost by utilizing the same fuel as the tank at a reduced rate of 3-5 gallons per operational hour. The UAAPU is mounted on the left rear sponson fuel cell area and weighs 590 pounds

Another improvement in the tank is the Thermal Management System (TMS) which keeps the temperature within the crew compartment under 95 degrees and the touch temperature of electronic units under 125 degrees during extreme conditions. By reducing the temperature in the crew compartment for the crew and electronic units, this increases the operational capability for both soldiers and the vehicle. The TMS consists of an Air Handling Unit (AHU) and a Vapor Compression System Unit (VCSU) capable of providing 7.5 Kilowatts of cooling capacity for the crew and Line Repairable Units (LRUs). The AHU is mounted in the turret bustle and the VCSU is mounted forward of the Gunner's Primary Sight (GPS). The TMS uses enviromentally friendly R134a refrigerant and propylene glycol/water mixture to maintain the LRU touch temperature at less than 140 degrees Fahrenheit. The TMS is mounted in the left side of turret bussel and weighs 394 pounds.

Galaxy 22 Inch Cannon - $50 million - Felucan Original

A new toy for coastal as well as inland defense. This massive gun should be deployed in batteries assisted by RADAR and laser designation posts and satellites. This allows for maximum effect. Typically to be deployed in batteries of 10, this will produce maximum firing patterns and ensure first-strike hitting capability. By using small cranes and loading assistance devices as well as conveyers, the Galaxy 22 should be easily and quickly reloaded.

Aiming can be conducted manually or by computer assistance.


Targeting: GPS targeting, with RADAR assistance
Muzzle velocity: 1,100 meters per second
Width of base: 19 feet (5.79 meters)
Length: 45 feet (13.72 meters)
Weight: 50,000 pounds (25 tons) or (22679.62 kilograms)
Bore diameter: 22inch (558.8mm)

Maximum effective range:
conventional ammunition: 47,400 meters (29.45)
rocket-assisted projectile: 1,300,000 meters (807.78)
Accuracy: Rocket assisted round, 4 meters
Conventional ammunition: 2 meters
Laser guided round: 0 meters

Ammunition Types:
Conventional round HE, 11,000lbs or 4,989kg
Conventional round, bunker buster, 15,000lbs or 6,803kg
Rocket Assisted, 10,500lbs or 4,762kg
Laser-Guided round, 10,725lbs or 4,876kg
Air Burst Round, 10,725lbs or 4,876kg

Rate of Fire:
Maximum: 2 rounds per minute
Sustained: 1 round per minute
Crew: 13


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AIM-3 Stripes Long Range Air-to-Air Missile - $520,000 - Felucan Original

The AIM-3 Stripes Long-range air-to-air missile, carried in clusters of up to six missiles on the airframe.It is an airborne weapons control system with multiple-target handling capabilities, used to kill multiple air targets with conventional warheads. The weapon system consists of an AIM-3 guided missile, interface system, and a launch aircraft with a Felucan Strike weapon control system. The AIM-3 is a multiple spectrum, air-to-air, long-range missile consisting of a guidance, armament, propulsion, and control section, interconnecting cables, wings and fins. The total weapon system has the capability to launch as many as six AIM-3 missiles simultaneously from the aircraft against an equal number of targets in all weather and heavy jamming environments.

When fired, the AIM-3 Stripes enters a ballistic arc, rising to approximately 100,000 feet for easier cruising. This has the added effect of a look-down targeting, exposing the greatest radar cross signature of its target. Near the end of its trajectory, the rocket booster burns out, thus leaving no smoke trail for visual warning.

Range: 225 miles
Guidance: Semi-active and active radar homing, IR guidance, terminal guidance and magnetic detection.
Warhead: Proximity fuse, high explosive 245lbs fragmentation 35 meter kill zone.
Speed: Mach 7.6
Length: 16 feet
Diameter: 18 inches
Wing span: 3 feet
Weight 1,700 pounds

Type-1 Self-Propelled AA 30mm Twin-Gun System - $800,000 - Felucan Original

The Type-1 is a conventional, 30mm anti-aircraft weapon designed to intercept targets at low and medium altitudes. It features 4 rapid-fire barrels set on a tracked carriage. It is reccomended that the Type-1 be deployed at batallion level in batteries in combination with SAMs and other anti-aircraft weaponry for maximum effectiveness.

Crew: 4
Commander
Driver
Gunner
Radar Operator
Whole Length: About 8.0m
Weight About: 38 tons
Caliber: 30mm x4 barrels
Maximum effective range (vertical): 22,500 meters

Rate of fire:
Maximum: 800-1000 rds/min/barrel
Sustained: 200rds/min/barrel
Type of ammunition: API-T, HEI-T
Basic Load: 4,000 rounds + towed carriage with spare barrels, parts and 5,000 rounds
Fire Control: Optical-enhancement for visual sighting, day/night + radar tracking.
Maximum road speed: 90km/hr (56 mph)
Water Crossing abilityFords: 1.1m (3.5 feet)
Cruising range: 530 km (330 miles)
Night vision aids: Felucan NV system and optics
Maximum armor thickness: 340mm
NBC Protection: Sealed

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Type-1 Self-Propelled AA 47mm Twin-Gun System - $800,000 - Felucan Original

The Type-1 is a conventional, 47mm anti-aircraft weapon platform designed to intercept targets at low and medium altitudes. It features 4 rapid-fire barrels set on a tracked carriage. It is reccomended that the Type-1 be deployed at batallion level in batteries in combination with SAMs and other anti-aircraft weaponry for maximum effectiveness.

Crew: 4
Commander
Driver
Gunner
Radar Operator
Whole Length: About 8.0m
Weight About: 38 tons
Caliber: 47mm x4 barrels
Maximum effective range (vertical): 19,500 meters

Rate of fire:
Maximum: 600-8000 rds/min/barrel
Sustained: 170rds/min/barrel
Type of ammunition: API-T, HEI-T
Basic Load: 4,000 rounds + towed carriage with spare barrels, parts and 5,000 rounds
Fire Control: Optical-enhancement for visual sighting, day/night + radar tracking.
Maximum road speed: 90km/hr (56 mph)
Water Crossing abilityFords: 1.1m (3.5 feet)
Cruising range: 530 km (330 miles)
Night vision aids: Felucan NV system and optics
Maximum armor thickness: 340mm
NBC Protection: Sealed

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Starfall Rocket System - $12,000 for 40 tube mount and tracking system, $200 per rocket - Felucan Original

Basics
The Starfall Rocket System consists primarily of the rocket itself. The mounting can be placed on any vehicle which has a radar or computer system. - Typically, any truck chassis can be fitted with the mount and tracking system provided it meets basic electrical power requirements.

Tracking
The Starfall operates via an integrated network, which allows it to recieve tracking information from either a RADAR, IR or visual tracking. Starfall sets an altitude and course, as well as a burst pattern for its munitions.

By recieving messages from outside sources, such as RADAR sets, GPS, IR tracking, radio tracking, magnetic sources or even visual spotting. By making milisecond calculations of the course, speed and height of the target, the Starfall System intercepts that inbound thread with munitions. No further guidance for the rocket is required, and it will not recieve signals. The only electronic part of the munition is the fuse-programmer, which functions once to set the fuse to a specific height and distance.

It is reccomended that the Starfall System be deployed in a battery of several launchers spread out somewhat so that several angles of attack are made use of, thus raising the efficiency of the Starfall munition.

Effect
The Starfall launches anywhere between 1 and 40 rockets per platform, sending an unguided rocket to a pre-programmed altitude, where it explodes. Minute adjustments made by the platform will create a burst pattern in the sky that covers approximately a 1,000 meter radius sphere with explosions and deadly, aircraft-shredding shrapnel.

The approximate 'red' zone saturation (95% kill percentage) of the Starfall rocket is 75 meters, and the 'orange' zone saturation (65% kill percentage) is 100 meters, with the 'yellow' zone saturation (25% kill percentage) of 130 meters. By launching multiple rockets in an air-suppression pattern, even a few rockets can cover a large space with 'red' and 'orange' zone kills.

Warhead
The explosives package is extremely powerful, propelled by a rocket booster using a solid fuel cell that achieves approximately Mach 11. The Starfall is not intended for a skin-on-skin contact (though it happens often), instead to saturate a sphere of space with munitions, in effect forming massive clouds of 'flak'. The explosion is timed, to usually go off before the inbound ballistic object has even reached the Starfall rocket. Many ICBMs are actually faster than an explosion.

Total length: 12 feet
Diameter: 1 foot 10 inches
Weight: 1,900lbs
Propulsion: Turbojet, solid fuel booster.
Speed: Mach 11.3
Maximum effective range: 10,138 miles
Guidance mode: Unguided rocket for set altitudes and distances. It uses outside sources of tracking to detect a target, and then send unguided muntions in an intercept course.
Warhead: 400lbs, HE shrapnel penetrates approximately 1.8 inch (45.75mm) of titanium armor.

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Armadillo - $175,000 -Felucan Original

The Armadillo is the newest Felucan transport design. With a high speed and manuverablity, it makes an ideal battlefield get-around. It will be the Felucan equivilent of a Jeep or HMMWV, or BTR.

Featuring a large engine and heavy armoring, the Armadillo will provide safe transport for soldiers on and off of the battlefield. The removable sides include firing ports for onboard infantry as well as joints for ambulance/litter capability.

A turret mounted between the driver and passenger compartment can be equipped with either a .50 caliber machine gun or 30mm grenade launcher.

Length: 5.5m;
Width: 2.24m;
Height: 2.52m;
Weight: 8 tonnes;
Max Road Speed: 122.5kph;
Engine: - Wolf 5.2 litre
Fording: - 1 meter unprepared 2. meters with snorkel
Wheels: 6 armored road wheels
Crew: Driver + Gunner
Passengers: 7
Armament: .50 caliber (12.7mm) or 30mm grenade launcher in turret
Armor: 2 inch (51mm) ballistic plate, with anti-mine floor armor panels.


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FFM1 Cobra Missile Frigate - $275 million - Felucan Original

The Cobra will be New Feluca's first 'frigate' class, designed to replace the aging Destroyer Escorts in the naval forces. With 3 seperate VLS cells, the Cobra will be assigned multiple tasks during missions, from anti-ship strikes to anti-air cover and land attack with cruise missiles. The most unique feature of the Cobra is a revolver-style missile mount that allows for rapid-fire launching of missiles at a rate of around 1 every 2 seconds.

The high-speed and extremely manuverable Cobra is designed to quickly slip into battle, launch large numbers of missiles and then get out.

Features:
Unique revolver missile mounts with 6 tubes. Launch time of 1 missile per 2 seconds, per mount. Features 4 mounts.


Power Plant: 2 - Electric LM 2800 gas turbine engines
1 shaft, 55,000 shaft horsepower total.
Length: 453 feet (135.9 meters)
Beam: 45 feet (13.5 meters)
Displacement: 4,100 tons (full load)
Speed: 49+ knots
Crew: 13 Officers, 287 Enlisted (300)
Armament:
Buckler CIWS x3
.50 caliber double mount, x4
5 inch quad gun mount, x3
VLS 96 cell
VLS 72 cell
VLS 36 cell (Typically assigned for SAMs)
Tubular missile launch cell, 7 tubes rotating drum x4 (140 missile storage)
Sparrow SAM fixed x2 (8 tubes)
Stake ASM fixed x2 (6 tubes)

Defensive measures:
Buckler CIWS x3
Compartmentalized armor layer of alloy-composite.
Jamming and radar-spoofing
12 onboard torpedo decoys
12 onboard missile decoys
Naval flare and chaff decoy system

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CCGS Broadsword Class Support Cruiser - $475 million - Felucan Original

The Broadsword Class is Feluca's 2nd generation sea-support gunship. It mounts five sets of large 13 inch guns which fire using a sophisticated naval combat suite enabling a high rate of fire and incredible accuracy. The total output of firepower is 600 rounds per minute, with a main gun range of around 130 miles.

The revolutionary rapid-fire main guns often use intermingled armor-piercing and HE rounds for sea combat and artillery support. When required, the Broadsword Class can fire rocket-assisted, GPS guided munitions up to a range of 490 miles.

Crew: 1,600
Displacement Light Displacement: 45231 tons
Full Displacement: 57271 tons
Dead Weight: 12040 tons
Overall Length: 310 meters
Height: 49 meters
Maximum Navigational Draft: 11 meters
Draft Limit: 10 meters
Max Speed: 49 knots
Power Plant: Eight boilers, four geared turbines, four shafts, 242,000 shaft horsepower
Aircraft: 4 helicopters
Armament:
13 inch (330mm) main guns trio mount x5 (7,800 rounds onboard)
Aft VLS, x36 cells
Piton ASM - 4 quad cell launchers x4
Mark 40 Torpedo, quad cell launcher x4
.50 caliber quad mounts x7
20mm Buckler CIWS x4

Rate of Fire:
13 inch guns, 40 rounds per minute, 120 rounds per trio mount. 600 rounds total per minute.

Combat Systems:
Felucan Combat Suite - Naval
Air Search Radar
Surface Search Radar
Gun Fire Control
Gun Direction
Gun Director


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F-2 Peregrine Felucan Original - $75 million

The Felucan F-2 has been designed for complete air dominance. One deployment of the Peregrine is to completely nill sensors and RADAR/IR and reduce the fight down to pure cannons and dogfighting, where the Peregrine will have a distinct advantage.

The Peregrine is a multirole, fighter twin-engine combat aircraft with a fully integrated weapons and navigation systems, making use of the latest technology and is capable of outstanding performance on multiple target air-to-air missions and air-to-surface missions deep behind enemy lines.

The Peregrine is a single-seater designed also for seaborne use and carries the same weapon and navigation system. Its airframe has been designed for aircraft-carrier deployment.

The primary role of the Peregrine is air-to-air combat. To reflect this, its hull is formed of strengthened composite that can ward off most shrapnel. The lack of a second seat allows for approximately 100lbs worth of extra computer and sensor systems, giving the Peregrine unmatched detection and fire-control abilities.

The Peregrine will feature dual 30mm cannons on either side of the nose as well as multiple hardpoints, giving it a distinct advantage in air combat. The larger size of the aircraft allows for greater dimensions for fuel, engines and weaponry.

The increased wingspan and wingspace allows for very high preformance even at extreme altitudes (Both high and low), and features a revolutionary new vector-thrust system to allow for extremely tight turning and combat manuvering. The defensive systems feature chaff and flare dispensers as well as RADAR and infrared jamming. A brand new defensive system designed to trigger incoming warheads has been added to this aircraft.

The system is modular, allowing for easy upgrades and features space for new systems in the future. When the aircraft's electronics are activated, it will automaticly detect its payload, fuel state and run a self-diagnosis.


Country: New Feluca
Type: Air Dominance Multirole Fighter
Crew: Single seat
Engine: 2 x Felucan vector-thrust XXL
Ceiling: 75,000 feet
Take-off/Landing: > 1,200 ft (400 meters)
Cruise range: 1,400 miles (Range increased by droptanks, unlimited with refueling)
In-Flight Refueling: Yes
Length overall: 20.5 meters
Wingspan: 14.25 meters
Tail height: 5.5 meters
Cruising Speed: Mach 2.2
Afterburner Speed: Mach 3.1

Weaponry:
7 hardpoints per-wing
7 body hardpoints
2x 30mm cannon (Four ammunition bins for extended dogfighting)
The F-2 can carry all Felucan-made aircraft weaponry. See main storefront page for list of weaponry.

Features:
Felucan combat systems, FLIR, LRMTS, RWR, advanced bombsight, RADAR/IR jammers, Bandit Defensive System



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AR-2 Felucan Assault Rifle - $3,500 - Felucan Original

From the technical point of view, the AR-2 is a radical departure from all the previous Felucan rifles, based on the proven G3 roller-delayed system. The AR-2 is a conventional gas operated, selective fire rifle, made from most modern materials and using most modern technologies.

The receiver and most of the others external parts of the AR-2 are made from reinforced polymers, with steel inserts where appropriate. The operating system is a modification of the older AR-1, with its short stroke gas piston, located above the barrel, square-shaped bolt carrier and the typical rotating bolt with 7 locking lugs. Of cause, there also are many differences from the AR-1. The bolt carrier rides on a single guide rod, with the return spring around it. The charging handle is attached to the top of the bolt carrier and can be rotated to the left or to the right. When not in use, the charging handle aligns itself with the axis of the weapon under the pressure of its spring, and reciprocates with the bolt group at the top of the receiver. The gas block is fitted with the self-adjustable gas valve, that expels all the used gases forward, away from the shooter. The ejection window is located at the right side of the receiver and features a spent cases deflector to propel the ejected cases away from the face of the left-handed shooter.

The AR-2 will feature a revolutionary new side-locking gunsight system. The sight enhancement (Scope or AGOG sight) fittings are on a hinge which is locked into place simply and firmly with a simple swivel pin. This allows for a soldier in the field to swiftly switch from iron sights to scope simply by flipping a small switch and pushing the scope up into place, where it locks until the switch is held down again. The gunsight system when not in use locks into place on the left side of the rifle out of the way.

The AR-2 is fitted with a helmet-feed compatible camera system. This allows look-around-corner ability as well as around-corner firing.

Versions
AR-2A Assault Rifle: Standard issue with solid polymer stock.
AR-2B Assault Carbine: Features shortened stock and muzzle and lighter components.
AR-2C Assault Sniper Rifle: Features slightly longer barrel and bipod

Maximum range: 4,500 meters
Effective range: 1,800 meters (Dependant upon sights, model and user)
Caliber: 7.62mm NATO (.308 win)
Action: Roller-delayed blowback
Rate of Fire: 690 rounds per minute
Modes of Fire: 1 round, 3 round burst, full automatic
Weight: 4.5kg
Overall length: 1023 mm
Barrel length: 450 mm (315 mm on AR-2B Carbine model)
Magazine capacity: 38 rounds

Features:
Integrated fighting suit compatible, with mount for helmet-feed camera
Bipod compatible
Bayonet compatible
Grenade launcher compatible
Rifle grenade compatible



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AP2 Striker Elite Combat Pistol - $650 - Felucan Original

Striker Elite is a gas operated, locked breech weapon that uses stationary (but removable) barrel. Locking is achieved using the separate rotating bolt with four radial lugs that enter the breech of the barrel for engagement with respective cuts. Bolt is inserted into open-topped slide, which is operated using gas, which is bled from the bore through the small port drilled close to the chamber. Short stroke gas piston is located below the barrel closer to the muzzle, and gas chamber is linked to the gas port with long channel, bored below the barrel. Trigger is of bobtail, with exposed hammer and ambidextrous safety, located at either side of the slide. Magazines are single stack, with different configuration for each major caliber. Sights are either fixed or adjustable, both front and rear being dovetailed into the barrel and slide respectively.

The Striker Elite can be purchased with a conversion kit that allows for switching between 10mm police/special forces and the .45 caliber ACP for usual military use.

Type: Double or single action, manually selective
Chamber: 10mm or .45 ACP
Weight unloaded: 870 g
Barrel length: 120 mm
Capacity: 15 rounds


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Gladiator Class Dreadnought - $125 billion - Felucan Original


These are among the most powerful warship ever assembled. Previous battleships had to give up performance in either speed, armor, or firepower in order to achieve better results in the other two. The designers of the Gladiator class attempted to produce a design that made no such sacrifices.

Even though the design was very remarkable, some policy analysts were not sold on that New Feluca needed battleships. This opinion gain more momentum because of the vulnerability of battleships as shown by the attack on The Hood. Their plan called for the battleships to be converted into a similar size carrier as the Daewoo-class. But, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Ernest Keng vetoed the carrier idea and instead pushed for accelerated construction of the Gladiator-class due to their well-balanced design. “I cannot acquiesce in a complete cessation of battleship construction,” he commented to Prime Minister Cyan Bobtail.

The Gladiator class design was conceived in an era of crisis. As New Feluca crept ever more closely to imperialism, its Navy faced some major problems with its ship inventory. Much of war planning is based on “what if?” scenarios. These are situations where there is a small chance that the enemy could do something that will turn the tide of a future war against your forces.

Specifically, friend and foe alike had outclassed the Navy’s mostly destroyer navy and the Navy realized that it faced many nightmarish “what if” situations. It was in this environment that designers and policy makers within the Navy Department conceived the Gladiator-class battleships.

Even though many people recognized that battleships were becoming obsolete and that aircraft carriers were more important, Feluca's disadvantage in battleship design was not an easy concept to ignore. Navy intelligence had reached the unfortunate conclusion that enemies might very well dump everything into arms which could withstand attacks even by the existing 'light battleship, heavy gunship cruiser' Broadsword class.

The United States faced two specific problems, cruise missile and nuclear attack. The New Felucan latest designs, however, respected the capability of such weaponry established in the campaigns against Blackhelm. New Feluca was not about to begin purchasing foreign designs. As a result, New Feluca began to design a warship capable of both withstanding incredible damage and able to dish it out as well.

With this announcement, the Navy responded by beginning work on a new, much larger. The responsibility for coming out with a new design fell to the Navy’s Battleship Design Advisory Board (BDAB). Formed shortly after the Liberation War through an executive order, this group was made up of Feluca's finest maritime architects. For this specific project, Capt. Allan Chantry, manager of the Northport Navy Yard’s Industrial Development, was the lead designer. Chantry was one an intellectually brilliant officer. He graduated first in his class at the Naval Academy in and received his master’s degree at the Feluca City Institute of Technology. Chantry oversaw the construction of the Gladiator Class.

With the decision made to design and build a new class of battleships, the numbers game began. The design of any battleship had to consider three basic factors: speed, firepower, and armor. Conventional wisdom said that a designer had to sacrifice performance in one category in order to gain performance in the other two.

Some improvements were made with the prototype but only with some ingenious and creative engineering as these battleships were also restricted to 35,000-tons. These two warships had to be the same displacement but with increased armor protection and the same speed. The result was a shorter, slightly fatter hull.

Several other ships, however, still equaled or outclassed current Felucan designs in one or more factors. Additionally, the fast heavy cruisers, posed a “what if” scenario where enemy warships played havoc with Felucan shipping. Once Navy intelligence confirmed this, BDAB was faced with the task of building a battleship class capable of chasing down and defeating anything it might meet. The board set out to build a class of battleship that equalled or exceeded all enemy designs in every category.


Armament
With the fixed factors in mind, the first consideration was the main armament. BDAB had four options. Option number one was to match the enemy gun for gun with the Mk1 18-inch/45 caliber rifle. This monster gun, could fire a three-ton shell several dozen miles that could penetrate 7 feet of heavily reinforced and rolled armor. There were several problems with using this weapon (option number one called for the use of nine Mk1s.) It would slow the ships down to a snail crawl of 22 knots, add six months to construction time, require that some of the armor be shed on the turrets, and most importantly, the beam of the ship would have to be increased in order to accommodate the sheer size of the guns.

Option number two was to have only dual mounted 18-inch guns. While it might have saved some space and displacement, BDAB quickly dismissed this option. It would have required additional design and test work, being that there was no dual mount available.

Options number three and four both considered the use of the smaller 16-inch rifles. There were two types available: the Mk6 16-inch/45 caliber rifle and the newer Mk7 16-inch/50 caliber rifle. While the Mk6 would make the designer’s job easier because it was small and light, the Mk6 would not solve the firepower problem. Option 4, the Mk7 25 inch gun but in less numbers, was simply sheer firepower by reducing weight but maintaining the hard-hitting power of the battleship.

The Mk7 had several other disadvantages over the other options. During a rapid-fire situation, the Mk7 could only fire twice at half the speed of 18-inch guns but would give the new class a further reach than the older Mk6 16-inch rifles. The greater weight forced a reduction in raw numbers of guns, mounting instead of 27 guns, it would mount just 15.

However, the turrets for the Mk7 could be given sufficient armor to withstand an incoming 22-inch shell, unlike the Mk1 18-inch guns. Fully equipped, each of the triple mounted turrets weighed over 3,100 tons.

The Naval Gun Factory (Building 76 and present site of the Navy Museum.) at the Northport Navy Yard designed and manufactured the guns. The installation of the nine Mk7 25 guns was among the most complicated procedures performed. With the skill of a surgeon, each gun had to be installed within a 1/4-inch of standards. Each gun, not including the gun breech, weighed around 180 tons (considered to be a “lightweight” design) and could fire a standard three ton shell 44 miles.

In accordance to the need for faster firing speeds for the 25 inch guns, a revolutionary drum-fed revolver type reloading system was designed specificly for the Gladiator. Rather than using a standard sliding breach for the 25 inch gun base, a rotating revolver would be used which allowed for ammunition to be fed as quickly as the turret's stabalizing system recover from the last shot.

Modern battleships had a concern that World War I counterparts did not have to worry about: air attacks. Despite the modern battleship’s classification as “dreadnought” battleships (which meant among other things that the vessel carried an all big gun arrangement), designers equipped their warships with several smaller caliber guns for air defense. From the start, these ships were to have 12, 8-inch, dual purpose guns mounted in 12 turrets. These guns could put up 48 shells per minute per turret in the anti-aircraft role. The Naval Gun Factory designed the smaller guns, but contracted their manufacture to other factories. Even though the keels had already been laid, designers continued to tweak the design. One of the things that made World modern combat different than most previous wars was that the combatants more quickly learned lessons of the battlefield and applied them to new weapon designs.

The very real threat of air attacks forced designers to place several smaller AA guns. Additional guns were to be placed to supplement the dual mounted eight-inch guns. 22 Buckler 20mm CIWS, 28 .50 caliber quad mounted machine guns were added. The problem with adding such an impressive array of guns was that the ship would require an additional 1,300 sailors to the ship. Despite this, the risk of air attack was too great and the additional guns, and sailors, were ordered.

In keeping with modern standards, the Gladiator's designers also incorporated six seperate Verticle Launch Cells, each able to hole 96 missiles and 8 box launchers able to hold 12 missiles of various designs. This gave the Gladiator devestating over-the-horizon firepower as well as close in anti-air, anti-ship defense. The Gladiator, with its reinforced armor and defensive systems would also serve a role as a submarine-hunter and is equipped with depth charge deployment arrangements.


Armor
The second basic factor, after firepower, to be considered was armor. The armor scheme was a copy of the armor used on the Broadsword class only thicker. This armor could, in theory, stop a 26-inch shell coming in at a 45-degree angle with zero penetration. There was some idle talk about making the armor tough enough to stop an 32-inch shell, but BDAB dropped the idea when it realized how much more weight and redesign work it would take. They instead settled on an ERA type of outer layer system which would take most of the kinetic force away from incoming impacts.

Rolled Homogeneous Composite double titanium-uranium hull was used to manufacture the armor. One 27 inch belt of the armor ran from the deck to the bottom of the ship on both sides of the ship and covered the full ship. Eighteen inch plates were used in the turrets and 11 1/2 inch plates were placed on the decks.

The armoring system features defensive pockets to absorb kinetic force and crumpling.

It is interesting to note that much of Gladiator's armor is thicker than battleships built 50 years earlier. Gladiator, however, benefitted from advances in technology that allowed mills to forge the metal at higher temperatures and heat treatment, which in turn produced a much higher quality that was stronger and more elastic. Two plants, Bethehelm Steel’s main mill and Luken Steel’s, manufactured most of the armor plating. For the turret plate, however, a special forge was constructed just for the Gladiator-class at the Southport Shipyard.

The interior of the ship is compartmentalized in the event of a breach, and every room is equipped with a fire extinguisher or built in fire suppression systems. Each deck is entirely independant, and redundant stairwells allow for individual decks to be abandoned completely and still allow the ship to function.

Ammunition and fuel (The Gladiator, like other nuclear-powered ships still carry both diesel and jet fuel.) bunkers are heavily reinforced and feature a revolutionary self-sealing bladder system.

Propulsion
Armor and guns weighed the ships down considerably, which under normal circumstances would have meant the ship would not be able to achieve a very high rate of speed. BDAB, however, set a very high bar for Gladiator. BDAB wanted the new class of warships to steam at 45-knots. This would make them among the fastest battleships ever built. To achieve such speed, the hull of Gladiator-class ships is much longer than earlier prototype designs.

Additionally, workers installed four of the largest nuclear powerplant ever put on Felucan Navy ships. Together, the boilers and engines turned out over 500,000 ship horsepower on eight shafts. This power plant continue to be the envy of Navy engineers to this day. The redundancy is unbelievable with four backup systems and two emergency backups. Something could break down, which is rare, and no one would ever know the difference.

Systems
The Felucan Naval Combat System, formerly called the Advanced Tactical ESM Combat System is the advanced ESM system for the Gladiator class that will support operations in both the open-ocean environment and the complex littoral signals environment. It consists of signal receivers, displays, and advanced processing and analysis equipment. ESM provides detection, identification, and direction-finding for radar and communication signals emanating from ships, aircraft, submarines, and other emitters. ESM equipment is used by the ship to aid in self-protection, situation awareness, and intelligence-gathering for battle group support. Battle group dissemination of the information gathered from these signals will be provided via the ship’s combat control system and communications equipment.

The ESM suite is a minimally manned ESM system providing several critical functions for radar and communications signals: detection, signal acquisition, identification, localization, and threat warning to the combat system. It has extending antenna arrays which when combined reaches out 50 meters (25 to each side) and allows for additional triangulation for targeting and information reception.

An integral component and an effective asset in the Navy’s Ship Self Defense System (SSDS), the Felucan Electronic Warfare System comprises three modular versions with increasing levels of complexity deployed in five variants:

(V)1 provides Electronic Support (ES) for fifty RF bands, providing warning, identification, and direction-finding of incoming anti-ship missile (ASM) terminal guidance radars, IR and magnetic guidance.
(V)2 provides ES for increased RF coverage adding early warning, identification, and direction-finding against the targeting associated with ASMs.
(V)3 adds Electronic Attack [EA] jamming capability against targeting and terminal guidance attacks.

Mine countermeasures has emerged as an essential naval war-fighting capability. In order to ensure an ability to effectively integrate with the Joint force structure in the forward-deployed littoral environment, and to meet the operational needs imposed by this new role, a significant upgrade of the combat systems aboard the Gladiator classe is now required. This upgrade will result in the Integrated Combat Weapons System (ICWS).

Mine Countermeasures (MCM) is one of the clearly essential naval operations necessary for success in the littorals. From the MCM perspective, the upgrading of the MCM ship combat system has become a virtual necessity. The Gladiator is equipped with combat systems which were developed independently and then integrated. The existing stove-pipe combat system architecture's place severe restrictions on the amount of C4I and information flow available to the MCM force.

FLEETnet is the operational construct and architectural framework for Naval Warfare in the Information Age which integrates warriors, sensors, networks, command and control, platforms and weapons into a networked, distributed combat force, scalable across the spectrum of conflict from seabed to space and sea to land.

The goal of FLEETnet is to arm Felucan forces with superior knowledge, leading to increased combat power. In pursuit of this goal, FLEETnet will provide a comprehensive network of sensors, analysis tools, and decision aids to support the full array of naval activities, from combat operations to logistics and personnel development. The focused, timely, and accurate data delivered by FLEETnet will help leaders at every level by allowing them to draw on vast amounts of information and share the resultant understanding. This will increase the joint force's ability to synchronize activities throughout the battle space to achieve the greatest impact.

FLEETnet enables the pillars of Sea Strike, Sea Shield, and Sea Basing, as well as the supporting initiatives of Sea Trial, Sea Enterprise and Sea Warrior.


Height: 122m (400 feet)
Length: 375m (1230 feet)
Draft Maximum Navigational Draft: 20m (65.5 feet)
Draft Limit: 21m (69 feet)
Max Speed: 45 knots
Power Plant: Four nuclear engines, eight shafts, 512,000 shaft horsepower
At-Sea-Time: Able to stay at sea for as long as 7 months without replenishment, although this is rare.

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Bow Felucan Naval III Sonar
Towed FSAII Sonar Array and mine/depth charge deployment
Side-mounted VLS
25 inch guns
RADAR, scanners and communications
8 inch guns

Armament:
6x cell 96 VLS
8x cell 12 box launchers
12x 8 inch guns, double mount
5x 25 inch main guns, triple mount
28x .50 caliber machine guns, quad mount
22x Buckler CIWS 20mm
Space for 230 mines or 390 depth charges

Ammunition
Space for 4 reloads per VLS.
Three reloads for 12 cell box launchers.
7,200 rounds, 8 inch
4,500 rounds, 25 inch
6,000 ammunition belts, .50 caliber
1,400 rounds per CIWS

Combat Systems:
Felucan Naval Combat System
Air Search Radar
Surface Search Radar
Gun Fire Control
Gun Direction
Gun Director
Bow Sonar
Towed Sonar
EW system
Torpedo Mounted Decoy


Aircraft: Space for 4 sea helicopters
Compliment: 4,370 ship's company
350 officers
3,700 enlisted
200 Marines
120 Aviation Crew

Builders: Northport Shipyards

Felucan Combat Blade - $1,300 - Felucan Original

Combat swords have fallen out of use ever since the 17th and 18th centuries. While many militaries still use swords for ceremonial purposes, rare is it the modern military which allows its soldiers to customize their kits.

For those soldiers seeking a form of personal protection that has a rather large intimidation factor, we present the Felucan Combat Blade.

Hilt/grip
The hilts are handmade with a leathery rubber synthetic resistant to sweat, heat, cold, chemicals and oils. The grips can be further wrapped with a non-condusive adhesive which allows for greater handling of the weapon.

The crosstress (Or handguard) is formed of S30V steel and is directly connected to the hilt for better impact resistance. S30V is highly durable, and the hilts have a titanium wrap-around guard, which further reinforces the crosstress. This allows the hilt and crosstress to bear incredible weight, up to 2.2 tons.


Blade
All blades are formed with a CPM-T440V-Titanium alloy which had incredible edge retention, allowing the sword to be used for decades without a need for replacement.

The blades have a self-sharpening micro-serrated edge which lends great cutting power and edge retention. The more you use the weapon, the sharper it tends to get.

A certain degree of flex was once required for swords to prevent breaking, but modern technology means a more rigid weapon which can be used on a larger variety of targets, including heavy body armor and even light vehicles. All Felucan Combat Blades have a uniform material construction and each weapon is tested vigorously for quality control.

Sheaths
All Felucan Combat Blades come with a standard Kydex sheath, although other types are available.

ABS -- A black amorphous thermoplastic terpolymer with high impact strength.
Leather -- Initially most knife sheaths were made of leather. Leather Sheaths are more traditional, yet very durable and soft enough so that it forms to the knives.
Cordura -- Cordura is twice as durable as standard nylon and is used in a variety of products. Cordura is resistant to abrasions, tears and scuffs.
Kydex -- A thin thermoplastic commonly used for firearm holsters and knife sheaths. It is flexible, resistant to sweat, chemicals, oils and solvents. It is shaped by heat and retains its' set form.
Ballistic Nylon -- one of the toughest fabrics in the world, ballistic nylon is rugged and sturdy -- a super tough nylon.


Styles:
Katana
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Longsword
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Fantasy - Elven Longsword
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