Tindrall
24-10-2006, 06:55
Tindrall Naval Shipyards:
Tindrall Shipyards has a long tradition of making fine ships, mainly for use in littoral waters, since the whole of Tindrall is an island chain. Ships can be customized to meet the customers needs for a nominal fee.
Please do your own math, and there is more to come!
Streetfighter-class Light Frigate
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ship/images/JervisBay2.jpg
Cost: $90 Million
Recently commissioned by the Tindrall Navy to fill a void in military requirements. The Streetfighter-class is a trimarin hull design. Designed for speed and firepower, this ship would make a fine addition to any navy. These ships can go for up to 2 months without replenishment in peacetime. In war-time these ships can be configured for Anti-Air, Surface warfare, ASW, or mine-laying. Designed as a light frigate, but also functions well in Littoral waters. Used by the armed forces of Tindrall as a heavy patrol combatant.
Speed: 47.5 knots
Propulsion: Ruston 20 RK270 Marine Diesel engines driving 4 Lips 145/3 Waterjets configured for steering and reverse.
Ship's Company: 2 crews of 20 Navy and 5 Army
Length: 86.6 meters Beam 26 meters (overall) 4.3 meters (hulls)
Draft: 3.6 meters
Capacity: Up to 500 troops with full kit or 867 passengers.
Armament: 2X 15 VLS cells with mixed missile loadout (missiles can include AGM-84, HARMs, Sea RAAM, or almost any other missile)
2 x 7” gun
4 x 20mm quad-batteries
Aircraft: 2 AH-1EX Sea Cobra attack helicopters
Pegasus II-class Patrol Boat
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ship/images/phm-3-DNSC8201150.JPG
Price: $40 Million
Designed to be a fast, cheap ship with respectable armaments, the Pegasus boats are superb patrol vessels. Based off of the proven Pegasus – class, the II class includes improvements to powerplant and weapons. Also, the crew is slightly reduced as computer control in more included in this model. This ship is perfect for coastal defense, and would be a great addition to your fleet.
Power Plant Foilborne: one gas turbine, 26,000 shaft horsepower, waterjet propulsion units;
Hullborne: two diesels, 2800 brake horsepower, waterjet propulsion units
Length: Foils extended, 133 feet;
foils retracted: 145 feet
Beam: 28 feet
Draft Displacement 255 tons full load
Armament: 8 Harpoon launch tubes, with 1 reload for each tube
1 twinned 76mm gun in bow turret
1 Phalanx CWIS
Speed: Foilborne, in excess of 50 knots;
hullborne, 24 knots
Crew: 20
Tindrall Shipyards has a long tradition of making fine ships, mainly for use in littoral waters, since the whole of Tindrall is an island chain. Ships can be customized to meet the customers needs for a nominal fee.
Please do your own math, and there is more to come!
Streetfighter-class Light Frigate
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ship/images/JervisBay2.jpg
Cost: $90 Million
Recently commissioned by the Tindrall Navy to fill a void in military requirements. The Streetfighter-class is a trimarin hull design. Designed for speed and firepower, this ship would make a fine addition to any navy. These ships can go for up to 2 months without replenishment in peacetime. In war-time these ships can be configured for Anti-Air, Surface warfare, ASW, or mine-laying. Designed as a light frigate, but also functions well in Littoral waters. Used by the armed forces of Tindrall as a heavy patrol combatant.
Speed: 47.5 knots
Propulsion: Ruston 20 RK270 Marine Diesel engines driving 4 Lips 145/3 Waterjets configured for steering and reverse.
Ship's Company: 2 crews of 20 Navy and 5 Army
Length: 86.6 meters Beam 26 meters (overall) 4.3 meters (hulls)
Draft: 3.6 meters
Capacity: Up to 500 troops with full kit or 867 passengers.
Armament: 2X 15 VLS cells with mixed missile loadout (missiles can include AGM-84, HARMs, Sea RAAM, or almost any other missile)
2 x 7” gun
4 x 20mm quad-batteries
Aircraft: 2 AH-1EX Sea Cobra attack helicopters
Pegasus II-class Patrol Boat
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ship/images/phm-3-DNSC8201150.JPG
Price: $40 Million
Designed to be a fast, cheap ship with respectable armaments, the Pegasus boats are superb patrol vessels. Based off of the proven Pegasus – class, the II class includes improvements to powerplant and weapons. Also, the crew is slightly reduced as computer control in more included in this model. This ship is perfect for coastal defense, and would be a great addition to your fleet.
Power Plant Foilborne: one gas turbine, 26,000 shaft horsepower, waterjet propulsion units;
Hullborne: two diesels, 2800 brake horsepower, waterjet propulsion units
Length: Foils extended, 133 feet;
foils retracted: 145 feet
Beam: 28 feet
Draft Displacement 255 tons full load
Armament: 8 Harpoon launch tubes, with 1 reload for each tube
1 twinned 76mm gun in bow turret
1 Phalanx CWIS
Speed: Foilborne, in excess of 50 knots;
hullborne, 24 knots
Crew: 20