Oooh ! Sorry I thought too Forbin
But I don't have graphics for him.
FREMM also qualify as aegis like as well, as do Formidable and 054A, if the key qualifiers are VLS, advanced phased array radar, multirole capability, and integrated combat management system
The Zumawalt will be very capable of AAW defense and will fire ESSM and Standard SM-6 missiles....big surprise according last congress report Zumwalt is non-Aegis and non ABM, have a very good new radar but definitely software matter then will be enough dependent her escort for AAW and for eventual gun battle with enemy ships.
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- And a big surprise according last congress report Zumwalt is non-Aegis and non ABM, have a very good new radar but definitely software matter then will be enough dependent her escort for AAW and for eventual gun battle with enemy ships.
mentioned inthe deletion of volume search radar
“In 2010, we took out the volume search radar, the S-band sensor in the dual-band radar system, leaving the SPY-3 X-band radar, which received modifications from Raytheon to increase its volume-search capabilities. The system, installed for testing at Wallops Island, Virginia, will be tested next year on the self-defense test ship Paul F. Foster, which already has conducted a series of SPY-3 tests,” Downey said. Those earlier tests, he said, “went really well.”
US AEGIS ships addition :
- All new Burke Fl IIa and after III from 63th are to be built from the start with a BMD capability
- And a big surprise according last congress report Zumwalt is non-Aegis and non ABM, have a very good new radar but definitely software matter then will be enough dependent her escort for AAW and for eventual gun battle with enemy ships.
Project 22350 "Admiral Gorshkov" started sea trials
I did a cursory search and I am curious why isn't Russian's Project 22350 "Admiral Gorshkov" not included here?
Soon 2 new classes : Russian FFG Gorshkov and Australian DDG Hobbart.
Then finaly her AGS guns can do antisurface warfare, good point mainly for a ship which want 4 billion $ and normal for a naval gun.