Monarch-Class
Type: Guided Missile Destroyer (DDG)
Place of origin: Kingdom of Monemvasia
Manufacturer: Admiralty Shipyards Neapolis (ASN)
Unit cost: $1.25 billion NSD, DPR: $25 billion NSD
Specifications
Displacement: 8,200 tons (full load)
Length: 149 meters
Beam: 21 meters
Draught: 7.3 meters
Propulsion: 2x Neapolis GT2A Gas Turbines (57,600 shp)
2x Diesel generators (5,400 shp)
2x 20 MW Electric motors (54,000 shp)
Speed: 31 knots
Range: 7,000 nmi (8055 miles, 13,000 km)
Complement: 195 crew
Armament: 6×8 (48) Cell VLS
2x CIWS
1x Admiralty 5 inch DP gun
2x Quadruple Antiship Missile Launcher (Harpoon/Exocet)
2x 35mm Cannons
2x Triple ASW Torpedo Launcher
4x Fittings for GPMGs or MANPADs
Radar and Fire Control: Trogir Electronics MFR-2M (S band, Range 450km)
DECCA NAV-U Navigation Radar
Thales PESA Tracking and Guidance Radar
Thales Catalonia Scout LPIR Surface Search/Navigation Radar
Thales Catalonia Sirius Long Range IRST
Trogir Electronics E/F Band Radar
Atlas Electronics DSQS-24C Bow Sonar
Mirador Optical Surveillance and Tracking System
Taurus Teseu Fire Control System
Electronic Warfare/Countermeasures: Sabre ECM Suite
SNA-2000 Mine Protection Jammer
6x Sippican Hycor SRBOC MK36 Countermeasure Launchers
2x AN/SLQ-25 Nixie Torpedo Decoys
Bosch Taurus UVF/VHF PR11 Counter Jammer Station
WFDI SCCD1700 Satellite Comms Encryption/Decryption Station
Aircraft carried: 2x Standard ASW Helicopter
The Monarch-Class destroyer is an effort by Korovia subsidiary Admiralty Shipyards to produce a cutting edge surface combatant with a focus on air defense and electronic warfare capabilities. The Monarch-Class is also Admiralty Shipyards first international cooperative venture, with Malgrat Mediterranian Ironworks Inc and Thales Catalonia of Republica Federal de Catalunya providing much of the vessel's sophisticated electronic suite.
The Monarch's state of the art radar systems are closely modeled on the United Kingdom's Type 45 class and is capable of tracking almost any air threat profile, including low flying aircraft and antiship missiles. Besides the direct battlefield influences the Monarch-Class is capable of projecting, she also is a capable SIGINT collector. Armament is fairly standard for a typical modern destroyer. A 48 cell Vertical Launch System (VLS) can launch a wide variety of cruise, antiship, and antiair missiles. Antiship capabilities are further enhanced by two quadruple missile launchers amidships, while two CIWS turrets provide protection against close in air threats. The Monarch possesses a standard loadout of antisubmarine armaments, plus a stern hanger with room for two helicopters.
The Monarch-Class first saw action in the 2015 Leonlong Civil War. The Navy of Monemvasia is planning to order at least six vessels by the end of 2015, while another six are being constucted at Vilanova Navy Shipyard in Republica Federal de Catalunya. The Monarch-Class can serve in a wide variety of roles, including convoy protection, surface action group flagship, shore bombardment, or carrier escort.
To purchase, go to Korovia Armaments' main storefront: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=340945