Brumby
Major
No worries. Just ignore it then.Brumby I've heard of Nulka, but asked about something else Monday at 10:04 PM
see?
not sure why in two consecutive answers ("answers") you brought Nulka LOL
No worries. Just ignore it then.Brumby I've heard of Nulka, but asked about something else Monday at 10:04 PM
see?
not sure why in two consecutive answers ("answers") you brought Nulka LOL
where repeat where are her Harpoons?
(above is the second picture from the photo gallery inside of
HMS Defender escorts Russian naval task group
06/03/2019 )
No AShM and the ship looks tired, seems lack of maintenance .. whats happening here, sad
HMS Defender is now the described as “the most capable Type 45 in the Fleet.” The main upgrade in capability was the installation of the Shaman communications electronic support measures (CESM) fit to used to gather signals intelligence (SIGINT). The AS-4692 VHF/UHF tapered slotted array direction finding/acquisition array is fitted on the upper part of the pole mast. The AS-4293A VHF/UHF omnidirectional acquisition arrays are fitted half way up the foremast and on the hangar roof. Small HF antennas can be seen mounted on the deck edge amidships, two each port and starboard, just above the retractable companionway ladders.
Shaman is based on the US Navy’s AN/SSQ-130(V) Ship Signal Exploitation Equipment (SSEE) Increment F cryptologic exploitation system. 7 sets have been purchased from the United States at a cost of around $90M and will eventually equip all 6 Type 45s, plus a set for shore-based training. Also included are spares, training packages and support equipment. US personnel were sent to Portsmouth to assist in the initial stages of this sensitive project.
and now noticed:
where repeat where are her Harpoons?
(above is the second picture from the photo gallery inside of
HMS Defender escorts Russian naval task group
06/03/2019 )
AN/SLQ94 "Rubber Duck" inflatable radar reflector
It's a floating radar reflector
Basically a shaped metallic-Rubber inflatable that you toss overboard
AN/SLQ-49 Chaff Bouy Decoy System
LOL guess I need to check my 1986 edition of "Modern Naval Combat" by Miller & Miller