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me :) and Lockheed Martin Team Congratulates Australia in joining the global Aegis Fleet
June 16, 2017
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Lockheed Martin Australia congratulates the Commonwealth of Australia for receiving its first Aegis-equipped ship, HOBART at a ceremony marking the occasion today in Adelaide.

The handover of HOBART to the Department of Defence marks a significant milestone for Australia – officially joining the Lockheed Martin global Aegis fleet alongside Japan, Spain, Norway, the Republic of Korea and the United States.

HOBART marks the 107th ship to join the fleet and the sixth Allied nation to benefit from Aegis capabilities.

“Lockheed Martin Australia is continuing to invest in growing Australia’s maritime workforce. We are proud of the superior warfighting capability of Aegis and stand ready to support the Commonwealth with future programs – such as Australia’s Future Frigates, said Vince Di Pietro, Chief Executive, Lockheed Martin Australia.

“I am personally proud to see this next milestone achieved in capability, having had the privilege of ceremonially bringing the system to life in Moorestown while the Naval Attaché based in Washington DC,” continued Mr Di Pietro.

The Aegis Weapon System is a centralised, automated, command-and-control weapons control system that was designed as a total combat management system from detection to engagement. The Aegis Weapons System enables multi-mission capability, network centric warfare, cooperative engagement capability and growth to SM-6 and future capabilities.

The Hobart Class destroyers are being built under Australia’s SEA 4000 program, which will ultimately deliver three advanced multi-mission ships by the end of 2019. These destroyers will be Australia’s first ships to be equipped with Lockheed Martin’s Aegis Weapon System, which integrates commercial-off-the-shelf hardware technology and open architecture software into the combat system.

The next Aegis-enabled Ship scheduled for Australia, BRISBANE, continues to make good progress. A team of Lockheed Martin engineers and technicians have completed installation of the Aegis computer program aboard BRISBANE, Australia’s second Aegis-equipped Air Warfare Destroyer.

In support of the Commonwealth, Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Navy are committed to the successful delivery of Australia’s Hobart Class Aegis Destroyers.
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First destroyer Hobart handed over to Navy
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mankyle

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Well. It is not strictly about an AEGIS ship, but it will be the basis for the AESA radar that the new Spanish navy frigates will be using. You could see it as the spanish equivalent of the USS Desert Ship

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Jeff Head

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Well. It is not strictly about an AEGIS ship, but it will be the basis for the AESA radar that the new Spanish navy frigates will be using. You could see it as the spanish equivalent of the USS Desert Ship

Now the news

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Yes, this is the next Spanish frigate. Their current F-100 (six Santa María-class) Frigates are in fact AEGIS vessels...this is their new program which will replace them in a few years. Here's that link translated into English:

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Jeff Head

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Here's a good graphic on the F-110 for Spain. The first will come out in 2025:

YphT06p (1).jpg

Quite frankly, though they will have newer sesors, they are a step down from the F-100 frigates. The proposed armament specs for the F110 are:


F110 Armament According to sources Navantia: [
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• 1 gun MK45 MOD 2
• 1 launcher MK41 VLS 24 cells (CAMM or ESSM)
• 1 CIWS Millenium 35mm aft (dual purpose)
• 2 launchers quadruple anti - ship missiles RGM-84 Harpoon BLOCK II.
Aircraft 2
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Aircraft Equipment • platform for pointing the stern
• hangar for 2 helicopters the UAV

The current F-100 are:


F-100 Armament

Aircraft carried: 1 ×
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One nice thing is that they will carry two helos. BVut apparently are not planning to carry any torpedos on the shi itself. Right now they have 4x2 Mk32 torpedoes aboard.

Bul cutting in half the VLS cells? That seems crazy to me.
 
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mankyle

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Here's a good graphic on the F-110 for Spain. The first will come out in 2025:

View attachment 40476

Quite frankly, though they will have newer sesors, they are a step down from the F-100 frigates. The proposed armament specs for the F110 are:


F110 Armament According to sources Navantia: [
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• 1 gun MK45 MOD 2
• 1 launcher MK41 VLS 24 cells (CAMM or ESSM)
• 1 CIWS Millenium 35mm aft (dual purpose)
• 2 launchers quadruple anti - ship missiles RGM-84 Harpoon BLOCK II.
Aircraft 2
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NFH / TTH or 2
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Aircraft Equipment • platform for pointing the stern
• hangar for 2 helicopters the UAV

The current F-100 are:


F-100 Armament

Aircraft carried: 1 ×
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One nice thing is that they will carry two helos. BVut apparently are not planning to carry any torpedos on the shi itself. Right now they have 4x2 Mk32 torpedoes aboard.

Bul cutting in half the VLS cells? That seems crazy to me.


That's because you don't know how useless the spanish politicians are.

I was born in 1978. Franco, the dictator, died in 1975. The current left wing politicians are trying to resurrect the spanish civil war as a way to recover the power and influence the have lost due to they bad policies, corruption and lack of ideas.
Since Franco died all spanish governments have underfunded the army, air force and navy. The left wing politicians because they associate the Armed forces with Franco and the right wing politicians because they don't want to be associated with the "Generalisimo".

Now the only thing they have given money to is the "UME or Military Emergency Unit", which are soldiers that don't carry weapons, they are there just to help civilians.....

Now, returning to the F-110s frigates. You can check out the Meroka. It has been out of use now for a couple of years. The last thing I heard was they were talking about 16 Mk41 Cells, not 48 cells and the Harpoons are really really old ones from the late 80s....

At least the radar is going to be good enough for área defense, even if, as they say, those ships are going to be armed only with ESSMs, not with SM-2s.
 

FORBIN

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Here's a good graphic on the F-110 for Spain. The first will come out in 2025:

View attachment 40476

Quite frankly, though they will have newer sesors, they are a step down from the F-100 frigates. The proposed armament specs for the F110 are:


F110 Armament According to sources Navantia: [
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• 1 gun MK45 MOD 2
• 1 launcher MK41 VLS 24 cells (CAMM or ESSM)
• 1 CIWS Millenium 35mm aft (dual purpose)
• 2 launchers quadruple anti - ship missiles RGM-84 Harpoon BLOCK II.
Aircraft 2
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NFH / TTH or 2
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Aircraft Equipment • platform for pointing the stern
• hangar for 2 helicopters the UAV
Other ;) right now planned 5 replace 6 Perry/Santa María for sure VLS with 16 silos i think this graphic is more recent
Espagne F-110.JPG
 
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