TerraN_EmpirE
Tyrant King
Other than the carrier classic which is a B ball court se up on the deck. The court is enclosed in the hanger space. 
Ask anything Thread
- Thread starter Jeff Head
- Start date
TerraN_EmpirE
Tyrant King
Phone acted up double posted
That is USN right?
I’m talking about the PLAN ship. Just seems like an afterthought, or maybe just poorly planned.
That is definitely a basketball court and a running track on top of the barracks ship.
Why would use hanger space if the hanger space is used for aircraft? The barracks ship is used for the crew that has been rotated off the ship. You can use the hanger space for a basketball ball court for the crew that is still within the ship.
Having a basketball court on top of a cruise ship is not a problem for Royal Caribbean. Why should this be a problem or a bad design?
Why would use hanger space if the hanger space is used for aircraft? The barracks ship is used for the crew that has been rotated off the ship. You can use the hanger space for a basketball ball court for the crew that is still within the ship.
Having a basketball court on top of a cruise ship is not a problem for Royal Caribbean. Why should this be a problem or a bad design?
TerraN_EmpirE
Tyrant King
Note on the cruise ship the court is enclosed on all three sides. On the deck of the ship you will likely have a few side lined players who can move to catch the ball. I am a terrible player my self but even my worst throw wont leave the lines without some one being Abe to intervene. Unless the ship pulls a hand break turn large ships are pretty stable and the motion is well dampened.
Carriers park a lot of aircraft on deck during day to day. They go below mostly for repair and maintenance, the Hanger space is used for a number of other functions ranging from Crew recreation to storage.
Last edited:
How China can counter/protect naval vessels against the new american LRASM stealthy missile?
Stealth is hard in close range. Stealth fighters are still detectable within 80km or so. For example, HHQ10 has a range of 8km or so, only. Within this close range, the real impact of stealth missiles has to be tested.
Hello all, I'm a bit new at this military business. I've noticed the Type 055 and Type 052C/052D Destroyer threads are very active. A couple of questions:
1) From my understanding, the Type 055 is independent from the Type 052D (not an upgrade), and both will be built simultaneously. Is this correct?
2) If so, what military value is there from building both at the same time? Is the Type 055 basically a large destroyer, and the type 052D is a medium/small destroyer?
1) From my understanding, the Type 055 is independent from the Type 052D (not an upgrade), and both will be built simultaneously. Is this correct?
2) If so, what military value is there from building both at the same time? Is the Type 055 basically a large destroyer, and the type 052D is a medium/small destroyer?
I don't believe those kind of information are allowed to be released. If you see them on the web, its likely someone's conjecture. 144 TRM means 144 transmit/receive modules per RMA, or in a more layman's language, its like a subarray. Typically, AESAs are built into into subsections and groups.
144 x 37 RMAs means 5328 T/R elements. Assuming the distance of each element from each other is about 1/2 of the S-band wavelength used, you can get the size of the array. Each element is separated from each other in a triangular formation. S-band is about 15 cm to 7.5cm. Each RMA would be a matrix of about 12 x 12 elements on an X and Y dimension.
That's more than the SPY-1D(V) which is about 4,300 elements. Around on par with the Type 346 family which is around 5,000 to 6,000 elements per face.
Last edited: