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{{unbulleted list|{{flagicon image|SANE Flag.png}} [[Maritime Armada]]: 10 commissioned out of 29 planned (in service from 1685 [[AN]] onwards)|{{flagicon image|Sanama_flag.png}} [[Sanaman Navy]]: 4 commissioned out of 4 planned initially.|{{team flag| | {{unbulleted list|{{flagicon image|SANE Flag.png}} [[Maritime Armada]]: 10 commissioned out of 29 planned (in service from 1685 [[AN]] onwards)|{{flagicon image|Sanama_flag.png}} [[Sanaman Navy]]: 4 commissioned out of 4 planned initially.|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie}}: 1 commissioned, 8 ordered.|{{team flag|Constancia}} Imperial Constancian Navy: 4 planned initially.}} | ||
[[Category:Weaponry]] | [[Category:Weaponry]] |
Revision as of 11:52, 14 July 2021
Dominator-class missile cruiser | |
Type | Guided missile cruiser |
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Place of origin |
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In commission | 15 |
Number built | 19 |
Designed | 1679–1680 AN |
Manufacturer | Lindström Naval Base Dry Dock (Natopia) |
Complement |
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Displacement | 11,200-12,500 tons full load |
Length | 186.4 m |
Beam | 20.8 m |
Propulsion | 2-shaft CONAS, 1× DE-3 nuclear marine propulsion system with 2× Faca-688 steam turbines |
Speed | 32 knots (59 km/h) |
Range | Unlimited distance; 20–25 years |
Boats & landing craft carried | 2 |
Sensors and processing systems |
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Electronic warfare & decoys |
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Armament |
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Aircraft carried | Accommodation for two helicopters or one GAV-5(P) Nereid |
Aviation facilities |
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Notes | Flexible mission bay |
Operators
- Maritime Armada: 10 commissioned out of 29 planned (in service from 1685 AN onwards)
- Sanaman Navy: 4 commissioned out of 4 planned initially.
- Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie: 1 commissioned, 8 ordered.
- Constancia Imperial Constancian Navy: 4 planned initially.