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Silvian naval equipment sheet V

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'§-500 CLASS FRIGATE SILVIAN REPUBLIC NAVY “ADAPT. SUPPORT. DEFEND.” — SILVIAN REPUBLIC NAVY ary SILVIAN REPUBLIC PEOPLE - LAND - ENDURANCE “A SHIP FOR EVERY HORIZON.” = SILVIAN REPUBLIC NAVY ( SPECIFICATIONS Main Armament ‘Armor Class $-500 Class | Type Modular Frigate Length 100 meters (328 ft) Beam 14.8 meters (49 ft) Draft 5.6 meters (18 ft) Displacement 12,500 tons (full load) Propulsion 4 x Turbine Plants Speed 30 knots (max) Crew 650 (standard) Range 6,500 miles (est.) 5 « 355 mm dual-barrel guns 12 « 155 mm tri-barrel guns Multiple S-58 AA batteries Reinforced deck and vital compartment protection “FLEXIBILITY IS STRENGTH.” — SILVIAN NAVAL COMMAND | MODULAR MISSION, BAYS (Dee Seven modular bays allow the S-500 to be rapidly | reconfigured for a wide variety of missions. Bays are standardized for containers, equipment, and specialized modules. ‘SPECIAL OPERATIONS “ONE HULL. COUNTLESS POSSIBILITIES.” — SILVIAN REPUBLIC NAVY VEHICLE TRANSPORT = CALIBER 355 mm (dual) RANGE 42,000 meters est.) RATE OF FIRE 2 rpm (per barrel) ROLE Surface / shore bombardment CALIBER 155 mm (tri) RANGE 28,000 meters (est) RATE OF FIRE 6 rpm (per barrel) ROLE Anti-ship /anti-air/ surface support CALIBER RANGE DIRECTOR ROLE RATE OF FIRE 120 rpm (per barrel) 87 mm (dual) 12,000 meters Integrated radar Anti-aircraft PLACEMENT Multiple around: 7 modular bays (reconfigurable) Helipad (1 medium helicopter) * Integrated command and communications suite Reinforced hull for extended deployments ‘Advanced radar and sonar systems Self-sufficient for long-range operations Capable of operating independently or as part of a carrier group Designed for escort, support, and expeditionary roles “VERSATILITY KEEPS US AHEAD.” — SILVIAN REPUBLIC NAVY
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