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Jimbuna 09-11-10 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendor (Post 1490937)
She looking very nice :up:

Very similar to the American OHP class.

Gerald 09-11-10 03:45 PM

Yes,very!
 
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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1490954)
Very similar to the American OHP class.

http://imgur.com/9jzNZ.jpg

TarJak 09-11-10 05:49 PM

That's because that's what she is. An O.H. Perry class FFG modified in a recent refit with new combat and navigation systems. Getting on a bit now but we tend to get fairly long service out of our ships. Can't afford to build new ones that often.

diver 09-12-10 01:12 AM

Same as the US OHPs except ours now have VLS for ESSM and also fire SM2s out of the Mk 13.
http://media.defenseindustrydaily.co...odified_lg.jpg

Rilder 09-12-10 01:22 AM

I guess Thailand Thaied the knot with the other pirate hunters?:rotfl2:

TLAM Strike 09-12-10 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by diver (Post 1491203)
Same as the US OHPs except ours now have VLS for ESSM and also fire SM2s out of the Mk 13.

Looks you folks added a FLIR above the bridge too.
Are they the long hull or short hull? Long hull has two hanger doors and carries the Seahawk, short has one and carries the Seasprite.

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Originally Posted by Rilder (Post 1491204)
I guess Thailand Thaied the knot with the other pirate hunters?:rotfl2:

And to think they got together after just one night in Bangkok...

:O:

TarJak 09-12-10 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by TLAM Strike (Post 1491371)
Looks you folks added a FLIR above the bridge too.
Are they the long hull or short hull? Long hull has two hanger doors and carries the Seahawk, short has one and carries the Seasprite.


And to think they got together after just one night in Bangkok...

:O:

Long hull two hangers to accommodate the Seahawk. (Note pic below is a sister ship of the Melbourne, the Canberra).
http://www.hmascanberra.com.au/asset...berra_rear.jpg

Unfunnily we bought Sea Sprites for our Anzac Frigates, but not one of them made it inot operation despite millions of our peso's wasted.:damn:

CaptainMattJ. 09-12-10 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by TarJak (Post 1491675)
Long hull two hangers to accommodate the Seahawk. (Note pic below is a sister ship of the Melbourne, the Canberra).
http://www.hmascanberra.com.au/asset...berra_rear.jpg

Unfunnily we bought Sea Sprites for our Anzac Frigates, but not one of them made it inot operation despite millions of our peso's wasted.:damn:

man frigates are tiny. WWII is 1000 times more interesting then modern warfare. all it is now is input coordinates and press a button and you have a lot of dead people.hows that interesting?

TLAM Strike 09-12-10 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by CaptainMattJ. (Post 1491689)
man frigates are tiny.

Actually the FFG-7 is 4,100 tons. Roughly twice the displacement as a WWII era Fletcher class destroyer...


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WWII is 1000 times more interesting then modern warfare. all it is now is input coordinates and press a button and you have a lot of dead people.hows that interesting?
Interesting part is finding those coordinates without giving yours to the other guy.

Gerald 09-12-10 10:10 PM

DD(X)
 
http://imgur.com/3Co6a.jpg
Length: 208m
Displacement: 14,000 tonnes
Crew: 125-150
Speed: 30 knots
Hull: Steel
Cost: $2.8bn (£1.5bn)
Replaces: Arleigh Burke destroyers

CaptainMattJ. 09-12-10 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by TLAM Strike (Post 1491699)
Actually the FFG-7 is 4,100 tons. Roughly twice the displacement as a WWII era Fletcher class destroyer...


Interesting part is finding those coordinates without giving yours to the other guy.

so? tonnage doesnt designate length. Its a Fat stubby ship then.

Gerald 09-12-10 10:51 PM

The Visby class stealth corvettes,
 
http://imgur.com/gjVgh.jpg
http://imgur.com/Fk6MO.png

TLAM Strike 09-12-10 10:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendor (Post 1491705)
http://imgur.com/3Co6a.jpg
Length: 208m
Displacement: 14,000 tonnes
Crew: 125-150
Speed: 30 knots
Hull: Steel
Cost: $2.8bn (£1.5bn)
Replaces: Arleigh Burke destroyers

Naw its not going to Replace the Burke just complement it. The Zumwalt class lacks the extensive radar systems of the DDG-51s or Ticos. (well it is extensive... extensively incompatible with current SAMs.)

The Ticos and Burke Flt IIs will be the AAW and TBM defense platforms while the DDX will be the shore bombardment asset (perhaps with those long range Rail Guns eventually but until then 60 mile range 6 in guns and Tomahawks).

Assuming it doesn't get the axe, the costs are expected to top 4 billion USD...

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Originally Posted by CaptainMattJ. (Post 1491708)
so? tonnage doesnt designate length. Its a Fat stubby ship then.

Quite a bit longer too...
FFG-7: 453 feet
Fletcher: 376.5 feet

Gerald 09-12-10 11:09 PM

OK! When the costs increase quite a lot since the project began
 
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Originally Posted by TLAM Strike (Post 1491719)
Naw its not going to Replace the Burke just complement it. The Zumwalt class lacks the extensive radar systems of the DDG-51s or Ticos. (well it is extensive... extensively incompatible with current SAMs.)

The Ticos and Burke Flt IIs will be the AAW and TBM defense platforms while the DDX will be the shore bombardment asset (perhaps with those long range Rail Guns eventually but until then 60 mile range 6 in guns and Tomahawks).

Assuming it doesn't get the axe, the costs are expected to top 4 billion USD...

Quite a bit longer too...
FFG-7: 453 feet
Fletcher: 376.5 feet

but they let's not time, it becomes apparent that this compromises

diver 09-13-10 02:43 AM

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Originally Posted by CaptainMattJ. (Post 1491689)
man frigates are tiny. WWII is 1000 times more interesting then modern warfare. all it is now is input coordinates and press a button and you have a lot of dead people.hows that interesting?


Umm, I assure you it is A LOT more complicatied than that.


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