Jura The idiot
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... I predicted Oct 30, 2018 the Pentagon would cancel so let's wait and see if my prediction is as faulty as your spelling LOLTo sumerize
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... I predicted Oct 30, 2018 the Pentagon would cancel so let's wait and see if my prediction is as faulty as your spelling LOLTo sumerize
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To sumerize
Lockheed evolved LCS design for FFG(X) seen in 2018:
Fincantieri FFG(x) design based on the FREMM class:
Austal USA's model of their supersized Independence class Littoral Combat Ship-turned FFG(x) was also on display:
Navantia's turn to show off its FFG(X) design, based on the F-110 class:
only one left, Huntington Ingalls FFG(X) design, we still have yet to see a mature configuration either in model or rendering form
The 30FFM will feature a BAE Systems Mark45 5 inch (127mm) main gun and 16x VLS at the bow.
rather poor armament level ("According to MHI, the 30FFM multi-mission frigate will have a full load displacement of about 5,500 tons ..." )30FFM will be fitted with 8x anti-ship missiles, a SeaRAM and an helicopter deck + hangar to accommodate an SH-60J helicopter.
rather poor armament level ("According to MHI, the 30FFM multi-mission frigate will have a full load displacement of about 5,500 tons ..." )
Yesterday at 10:13 PMBit low for the displacement, but otherwise it seems fine. 6 cells for VL-ASROC (or whatever the Japanese equivalent is), 10 cells for ESSM totalling 40 missiles. And eight anti-ship missiles. Plus the main gun, ASW torpedo launchers and CIWS of course.
It's great what you can do with a capable quad-packable missile.
yeah and once they spend all 16 (sixteen) missiles, which is a really low number considering her displacement, an empty VLS may be displayed all over the circular wall