Ohio submarine should be included as well, that fit the trend.Sep 30, 2017
now they say ()
2023
the chart from #4
at that time the Type 055 armament was unknown, so I used 128 tubes
Ohio submarine should be included as well, that fit the trend.Sep 30, 2017
now they say ()
2023
the chart from #4
at that time the Type 055 armament was unknown, so I used 128 tubes
and most recently the Gowinds have been chosen by Romania which got what sounds like a good deal:it appears the Gowinds will be acquired by the United Arab Emirates, too; I assume it's two hulls (I mean price without armament) for 750m euros:
Emirats Arabes Unis : et un nouveau contrat important à l'export pour Naval Group
07/06/2019
I'd expect something like an additional half of billion euros for MICAs, Exocets, torps, guns
Future DDX concept
I was informed in the other threadThe Italian Navy’s Strategic Planning and Fleet Composition Until 2034 when I'll looking forward to the retirement I guess LOL
the de la Pennes replacement should be of interest:
now Russians say ()LOL noticed some headline about MKS180 earlier this week, but thought those would be corvettes, and wasn't interested ... in fact though "The naval architects calculated a length of around 155 meters for the MKS and a displacement of up to 9,000 tons."
this is probably the headline I saw:
Contenders invited to submit final bids for Germany’s MKS180 project
funny or not,Dec 3, 2018
here's a cool graphics with what I marked as "B+" above:
the source is sort of funny Greece Sends LOI to France for Belharra Frigates, Looking for Financing
nowJul 7, 2018
anyway
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The Finnish Navy US$1.2 billion Pohjanmaa-class program is being delayed due to protracted contract negotiations, Major General Lauri Puranen revealed
properly armed with 8+8=16 tubes in about 1500 t displacing hull Feb 6, 2018Artist impression of the future Pohjanmaa-class-corvette.
the square represents 1.0 k-displacing Project 21631 (so called Buyan-M with eight so called Kalibrs: if you want to nitpick or don't know what I talk about, please skip reading this); 8 tubes in total
the circle symbol represents 2.5 k-displacing Project 20385 (8 Kalibrs, 16 cells of so called Redut: again, don't nitpick!); 24 tubes in total
the upward-pointing triangle symbol represents 3.6 k-displacing Incheon-II (8 Korean AShMs, 16 cells Korean VLS); 24 tubes in total
the downward-pointing triangle symbol represents 4.0 k-displacing Project 11356 (8 Kalibrs, 24 cells of so called Shtil: again, don't nitpick!); 32 tubes in total
the diamond symbol represents 4.1 k-displacing Type 054A (32 cells VLS; 8xC-803); 40 tubes in total
the left-pointing triangle symbol represents 5.4 k-displacing Project 22350 (16 Kalibrs, 32 cells of Redut: don't start nitpicking here); 48 tubes in total
the right-pointing triangle symbol represents 5.5 k-displacing KDX-II (32 cells of Mk 41 VLS, 32 cells of Korean VLS, 8 Korean AShMs); 72 tubes in total
the hexagon symbol represents 7.5 k-displacing Type 052D (64 cells VLS); 64 tubes in total
the star symbols represents 11.0 k-displacing KDX-III (80 cells of Mk 41 VLS, 32 cells of Korean VLS, 16 Korean AShMs); 144 tubes in total
and finally, the pentagon (sorry! LOL) symbol represents 12 k-displacing Type 055 with 112 cells VLS, 112 tubes in total
as you can see below, these ships MORE OR LESS follow the trend of ten tubes per one thousand metric tons of full displacement; they're WARSHIPS