Lantisis
10-06-2007, 22:59
The nation of Lantisis is in the process of rising a brilliant navy, please present your offers.
Leaders of the Lantisis Navy are willing to purchase tangable ships/subs/boats as well as the plans/rights to reproduce these ships.
Tolvanic Marine Engineering offers for your consideration the Shaw class ASW destroyer.
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TCS Harper underway in convoy operations off Africa.
Displacement: 8,040 (long) tons full load.
Length: 161 m (529 ft) waterline; 172 m (563 ft) overall.
Beam: 16.8 m (55 ft)
Draft: 8.8 m (29 ft)
Propulsion: 2x General Marine LM3600 gas turbines; 80,000 shp (60 MW); 2 x shafts
Speed: 32.5 knots (60 km/h)
Range: 6,000 nautical miles (11 000 km) at 20 knots (37 km/h); 3,300 nautical miles (6000 km) at 30 knots (56 km/h)
Complement: 22 officers, 325 enlisted
Armament:
2x 127mm guns (A&Y positions)
1x 64 cell Mk 45 VLS
2x 6 round Harpoon launchers
1x 24 round RAM launcher
2x Goalkeeper CIWS
2x triple 324 mm (12.75 inch) torpedo tubes (Mark 50 ASW torpedoes)
Aircraft: 2x H-60s in hanger
Radar: AN/SPS 40B/C/D air search, AN/SPS 55 surface search, Mark 86 GFCS with AN/SPG-65 and AN/SPQ-10B, SWG-3 Tomahawk weapon control system Mark 95 missile FCS, Mark 116 ASW FCS
Sonar: AN/SQS 55A bow-mounted sonar, AN/SQR 25(V) TACTAS towed array
EW: AN/SLQ 25 Nixie, AN/SLQ32V, AN/WLR 1
Cost: $750 million
The Shaw class ASW destroyers was originally designed in 1975 to serve as a blue water ASW destroyer and convoy escort. As a result the ships had some the most advanced sonar suites ever fielded at that time. Though the design is over 30 years now, new build Shaw class destroyers are stil lamong the world's most capable ASW platforms, and with th addition of the Mk 45 VLS are capable of undertaking both area air defence and land attack missions using the SM-2/3 SAM and Tomahawk cruise missile respectively. No ship offers more capabilty for such a competitive price and the Shaw class is an excellent ship to build your navy aroung.
In addition TME offers the Commonwealth class corvette for your consideration.
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TCS Valour conducting live fire drills.
Specs:
Length: 130.5 meters (428 feet)
Beam: 32 meters (105 feet)
Draft: 5 meters (16.5 feet)
Displacement: 3,150 tons full load
Speed: 45 knots
Range: 4,750 knots @ 20 knots
Crew: 65 (up to 115 with some modules)
Weapons:
1x 76mm gun
1x 16 cell Mk 35 VLS
1x 24 round RAM launcher
1x Goalkeeper CIWS
4x HMG/AGL/autocannon
In addition the ship can carry a variety of weapons modules including:
1x 16 cell Mk 45 VLS or 36 cell NetFires launcher
2x 4 round Harpoon AShM launchers
2x triple torpedo tubes
(While all of these weapons modules can be fitted at the same time, weight and ammunition stowage concerns mean that usually only one is fitted.)
Aircraft: 2 H-60 or 1 H-53
Watercraft: 3 RHIB or 1 Mk 9 Interceptor via rear well deck
The Commonwealth class corvette is designed as a low cost, modular platform to fulfill a variety of littoral and blue water missions. The interchangable modules allow the ship to conduct the full range of missions as a larger ship, but in a smaller, cheaper platform. The Commonwealth features state of the art electronics, high speed, greatly reduced signatures on radar, sonar, and IR sensors and posseses considerable lethality for a vessel of its size.
Available mission modules:
Antisubmarine Warfare
Antisurface Warfare
Antiaircraft Warfare
Special Operations Support
Mine Countermeasures
Cost:
base vessel: $450 million
modules: $75.3 million for a full set including all five modules
Drew Carter
Foreign Sales Director
TME