Anandja-class mine countermeasures vessel

Anandja-class mine countermeasures vessel

Anandja-class mine countermeasures vessel
Type	Mine countermeasures vessel
Place of origin	Sanama
In commission	TBD
Number built	TBD
Designed	1684–1686 AN
Manufacturer	SSMI
Complement	72 crew
Displacement	1,050 tons
Length	85 m
Beam	11 m
Draught	3 m
Propulsion	Faca gas turbine
Speed	65+ km/h)
Range	5,500 km
Endurance	21 days
Sensors and processing systems	Simines navigation radar GTC communication system Simines Stalker Towed Sonar Simines hull-mounted mine-detecting sonar
Mine countermeasure systems	SSMI mine disposal system Diver-placed explosive charges 4x SMI SeaLion mine-hunting ROVs SSMI Oropesa mechanical sweep SSMI Air Gun and Transducer Equipment acoustic minesweeping system SSMI magnetic sweepers
Armament	SAI 40 mm autocannon SAI 2x .50 cal machine guns SAI 4x 7.62 mm machine guns 60 mines 2x Eclipse BTQ-09 MASS (Multi Ammunition Softkill System)
Notes	Mine diver equipment Decompression chamber Crane

The Anandja-class mine countermeasures vessel is a class of warship introduced by SSMI in 1687 as a replacement for the ageing Diana-class minesweepers in service with the Sanaman Navy. The class is based on the same basic frame as the Seafox-class corvette, but with a glass-reinforced plastic hull and fixtures in non-ferrous materials. The helipad has been removed and replaced with minesweeping equipment, with the aircraft facilities replaced with space for remote operated vessels and RHIBs. The ship can also be used in border patrol and law enforcement duties.

Operators

• Sanaman Navy: 8 on order