Osean Ship and Munition Designs (Reference Thread)

[Osea 767]

This thread is meant for the placement of the specifications for my ship and munition designs. First, that means that no one should place orders here. Such orders will be ignored, so don't bother. The second thing that it means is that this is the place to put criticism of my designs. I want any discussion in that area to be limited to here and not to go on to my storefront, where it will waste space.

Now, with that out of the way, I will begin.

[Osea 767]

Tula Class Ballistic Missile Submarine

While the Alpha Class Ballistic Missile Submarine has proven itself to be an able design, its increasing age combined with reliability issues with it's Bulava SLBMs means the design needed to be replaced with something new. The Tula Class uses the R-29RMU Sineva SLBMs, which is more reliable than the Bulava and carries 10 warheads, without requiring the modifications that the Bulava needs to do so.

The submarine has three seperate hull layers, consisting of one outer light hull and two pressure hulls, which are made out of Titanium, which stronger and lighter than steel. This allows the submarine to dive to 1,100 metres. The outer light hull is coated with a layer of Anechoic tiles to increase the steath qualities of the submarine. This is an essential for a modern submarine, as the submarine is expected to avoid detection. This is even more important for ballistic missile submarines as their survival is usually of vital importance to the survival of the nation owning them.


Type: Ballistic Missile Submarine
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $4.3 Billion USD
Crew: 170
Length: 230 m
Beam: 28 m
Displacement:
--Surfaced: 27,600 tons
--Submerged: 36,750 tons
Hull Type:
--One outer light hull and two pressure hulls, made out of Titanium
--Layer of Anechoic tiles over outer hull
Test depth:
--1,100 m safe
--1,500 m crush
Propulsion:
--2 ONI Nuclear Reactors
--2 Steam Turbines
--Pumpjet drive
Speed:
--Surfaced: 18 knots
--Submerged: 30 knots
Range: Unlimited
Armament:
--6 21 inch (533 mm) torpedo tubes
--2 26.5 inch (650 mm) torpedo tubes
--10 cell Type 2 Vertical Launch system
--24 R-29RMU Sineva SLBMs carrying up to 240 warheads
Sensors and processing systems:
--BAE Systems SMCS
--Thales Underwater Systems Type 2054 composite sonar suite comprising:
Type 2046 towed array sonar
Type 2043 hull-mounted active and passive search sonar
Type 2082 passive intercept and ranging sonar
--1 × Kelvin Hughes Type 1007 I band navigation radar
--1 × Pilkington Optronics CK51 search periscope
--1 × Pilkington Optronics CH91 attack periscope

[Osea 767]

Kurlov Class Destroyer

The Kurlov class is the most modern type of destroyer in Osean service. The class is remarkable for its heavy tonnage compared to other types of destroyers, matching that of some types of cruisers. The benefits of this is that it is very heavily armed compared to many other destroyer classes, with two dual turrets for 5.5 inch dual purpose electro-thermal guns, one placed forward and one placed aft of the ship. It also has a very heavy missile armament, giving it an advantage in combat.

This is complemented with countermeasure systems and point defence weapons to make sure that it can handle a wide variety of threats ranging from large numbers of small fast boats to other destroyers. It also has a complement of helicopters and inflatable boats to help it in fufilling the regular duties that a destroyer can be expected to undertake.


Type: Destroyer
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $2.8 Billion USD
Crew: 365
Length: 212 m
Beam: 21.6 m
Draft: 8.2 m
Displacement(Full Load): 14,000 tons
Propulsion:
--2 ONI nuclear reactors
--1 Gas turbine
--2 Propeller shafts
Speed: 34 knots
Range: Unlimited
Armament:
--1 120 cell Type-2 Vertical Launch System
--4 5.5 inch dual purpose electro-thermal guns mounted in 2 dual turrets
--6 30mm Goalkeeper CIWS, fitted with Phalanx CIWS radar subsystems
--4 SeaRAM Launchers
--4 quadruple "Meteorite" anti-ship missile canisters (4 quadruple P-970 anti-ship missile canisters on export version)
--8 quadruple MLSS-21 Advanced Multipurpose Missile Canisters (SS-N-25 'Switchblade' ASM Canisters on export version)
--2 ASROC launchers
Sensors and processing systems:
--GLONASS reciever
--SAMPSON multi-function air tracking radar
--S1850M 3-D air surveillance radar
--2 Raytheon X-band Radar(Type 1047)
--1 Raytheon S-band Radar(Type 1048)
--MFS-7000 sonar
--MR-750 target acquisition radar
--Top Pair target acquisition radar
--3R41 Volna target tracking radar
Countermeasure systems:
--3 NATO Seagnat countermeasure systems
--2 Surface Ship Torpedo Defence(SSTD) systems
--Type 4 Electronic Warfare Suite
Boats:
--3 Rigid hull inflatable boats
Aircraft:
--2 Helicopters/VTOL aircraft
--2 Sukhoi "Sky Eye" reconnaissance UAV (not included on export version)

[Osea 767]

Neukrotimyy II Class Destroyer

While the Kurlov Class Destroyer was already entering production and was a good design, Osean naval designers noted that it would take time to produce the quantities of the design required and that it would be inefficient for Kurlovs to be deployed in certain area when a smaller design would be capable of doing the tasks required of it just as well. So, by modifying the Neukrotimyy class, which was already in service, ONI was able to create a cheaper alternative for the Osean navy.


Type: Destroyer
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $2.3 Billion USD
Crew: 220
Length: 156 m
Beam: 21.6 m
Draft: 7.8 m
Displacement(Full Load): 8,240 tons
Propulsion:
--1 ONI nuclear reactor
--2 Propeller shafts
Speed: 30 knots
Range: Unlimited
Armament:
--1 120 cell Type 1 Vertical Launch System
--2 5.5 inch guns mounted in a dual turret
--2 quadruple "Meteorite" missile canisters (Domestic Version)
--2 quadruple P-970 cruise missile canisters (Export version only)
--3 Goalkeeper CIWS
--2 SeaRAM Launcher
--2 quadruple SS-N-25 'Switchblade' ASM Canisters
--1 ASROC launcher
Sensors and processing systems:
--SAMPSON multi-function air tracking radar
--S1850M 3-D air surveillance radar
--2 Raytheon X-band Radar(Type 1047)
--1 Raytheon S-band Radar(Type 1048)
--MFS-7000 sonar
--MR-750 target acquisition radar
--Top Pair target acquisition radar
--3R41 Volna target tracking radar
Countermeasure systems:
--NATO Seagnat countermeasure launchers
--Surface Ship Torpedo Defence(SSTD) System
--Type 4 Electronic Warfare Suite
Boats:
--2 Rigid hull inflatable boats
Aircraft:
--1 Helicopter

[Holy Roman Confederate]

My first recommendation would be to reconsider the use of so many pressure hulls. They become redundant and unneeded. With the use of titanium you should have more than enough hull strength. You state the hull has a coating of RAM. Did you mean anechoic tile instead? I'm fairly certain that is what you meant as that would combat active sonar use against your ssbn. Other than those two issues the rest looks good.

[Osea 767]

FFG-1049 Lion Class Frigate

The Lion Class Frigate is a design created by ONI for use by the Pennsylvanian Navy. It has an armament consisting of two 5 inch electro-thermal guns in a dual turret, four 10 cell Type 1 Vertical Launch systems, four quadruple P-960 Anti-Ship Missile canisters and six 26 inch torpedo Tubes. It also has two SeaRAM Launchers and two Goalkeeper CIWS for close-in defence. The design is capable of 32 knots and is capable of doing all the duties that can be expected of a frigate.


Type: Frigate
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $820 Million USD
Crew: 180
Length: 135 m
Beam: 15.4 m
Draft: 4.9 m
Displacement(Full Load): 4,860 tonnes
Propulsion:
--1 ONI nuclear reactor
--1 Gas turbine
--2 Propeller shafts
Speed: 32 knots
Range: Unlimited
Armament:
--2 5 inch electro-thermal guns in a dual turret
--4 10 cell Type 1 Vertical Launch systems
--2 Goalkeeper CIWS
--2 SeaRAM Launcher
--4 quadruple SS-N-25 'Switchblade' ASM Canisters
--6 26inch torpedo Tubes
Sensors and processing systems:
--BAE Systems Radar Type 996 Mod 1, 3D surveillance
--Kelvin Hughes Radar Type 1007
--Racal Decca Type 1008
--2 GEC Marconi Type 911 Sea Wolf systems
--Sperry Sea Archer 30 optronic surveillance / director
--Thales Underwater Systems Type 2050 Bow sonar
--Ultra Electronics Type 2031Z Towed sonar
--BAE Systems Command System DNA
--MR-750 target acquisition radar
--Top Pair target acquisition radar
--3R41 Volna target tracking radar
Countermeasure systems:
--NATO Seagnat countermeasure launchers
--Surface Ship Torpedo Defence(SSTD) System
--Type 4 Electronic Warfare Suite
Aircraft:
--1 Helicopter

[Osea 767]

OOC: The RAM layer has been changed to one of Anechoic tiles. On the matter of pressure hulls, how may would you consider to be the maximum of use? Not only is there the issue of this classes survivability, there is also the issue of the survivability of classes based on the Tula. Drawing off from that is another question. How many Iskander missiles do you think I would be able to fit into a Tula in place of the Sineva SLBMs?

[Holy Roman Confederate]

If survivability is key then have an outer hull, then internal space filled with battery banks and such, then an inner pressure hull. On a modern submarine it it the outer hull which does the heavy lifting in terms of water pressure anyway. Personally I would limit the missiles it carries from 16-24. The reasoning behind that is if you load this thing up with 30 or 40 missiles and the sub is lost that is a huge chunk of a nations nuclear force gone.

[Osea 767]

The Isklander does not have a nuclear load. It is an RL tactical ballistic missile.

[Holy Roman Confederate]

then the answer would be zero as a tactical ballistic missile is not engineered like an SLBM. it wouldnt work.

[Osea 767]

Well, I do not intend it to be used as a long range deterrent, but to allow me to attack important targets abroad in a conventional conflict. This would be done by having a few submarines, which will be of a sub-class of the Tula, enter the waters of the target and fire off their missiles. They would have more chance of success than cruise missiles. Obviously, I would have to use a modified version of the missile, or even create a new one, if I'm to launch such weapons from a sub.

[Holy Roman Confederate]

Well, I do not intend it to be used as a long range deterrent, but to allow me to attack important targets abroad in a conventional conflict. This would be done by having a few submarines, which will be of a sub-class of the Tula, enter the waters of the target and fire off their missiles. They would have more chance of success than cruise missiles. Obviously, I would have to use a modified version of the missile, or even create a new one, if I'm to launch such weapons from a sub.

I would disagree that a theater ballistic missile type system would be more survivable than a cruise missile. A TBM is vulnerable at launch and into the boost stage. Then it is vulnerable again in flight and upon reentry. A cruise missile using terrain following remains below the radar horizon during flight.

[United States of PA]

OOC: To input a few things myself

Any practical Government faced with Ballistic Arc Missiles being fired from a submarine would first and foremost assume "Nuclear/SLBM" because they share a similar early launch/flightpath. You'd be better packing as many tomahawk/kh-55 lookalikes as possible in. Not only will you be able to hit many more targets, but any realistic enemy wont respond with their own nukes off the bat.

Each type of system has its advantages and disadvantages. TBM's get there faster, carry a larger warhead, maybe have a longer range depending on size of the two systems, while Cruise missiles are more discreet, accurate, and can be uplinked with for greater accuracy or mid flight target updates.

Pressure Hulls: No real need for any more than 1 Outter hull and the Pressure hull (You only have 1 Pressure hull, subs like Oscar II have a pair of outter hulls). American, British, and French Subs can do the same with 1 hull as Russkie Double Hulled subs, including breaking through the ice of the Artic, and can do many things better, because i've heard stories of the outermost hulls on Russkie subs shaking and making a real racket at higher speeds if they have a double hull.

You can fit 2 or 3 Iskanders per Sineva. A decrease in combat ability, since you can fit like, 5 or 6 Kh-55s in the same space.

[Osea 767]

OOC: Well, the sub-model seems redundant then. I'm already in the process of designing a smaller, dedicated cruise missile sub that will carry a mix of stealth and high speed missiles.

[Osea 767]

Red Star Class Battleship

Due to the recent exports by Osean Naval Industries(ONI), combined with recent changes in Osean naval designs, the Osean navy soon required a new battleship design. What ONI came up with was the Red Star Class Battleship.

The Red Star Class does not have thicker armour than other Osean battleship designs. This is because, rather than relying heavily on armour, which is still very thick, the design makes heavy use of point defence weapons, combined with jamming, decoys and VLS launched SAMs to make it next to impossible for enemies to hit the ship, except through use of large amounts of large, high end anti ship weapons. These are usually very expensive and make taking out a Red Star a very costly affair.

As for it's armament, it has a large battery of long range cruise missiles to engage enemy ships from extreme distances. It also has shorter ranged missiles to engage targets that are at close ranges and deal with large numbers of small combat ships.It also has a gun armament of 12 18.6 inch guns mounted in 4 triple turrets. Two are fitted forward and two are fitted to the aft section of the ship. It also has 20 5.5 inch dual purpose electro-thermal guns mounted in 10 dual turrets, giving it a heavy punch in gun combat.

The vessel also is capable of holding a complement of aircraft of about 10 Helicopters or VTOL aircraft and 8 UAVs. Normally, the vessel is given 6 VTOL fighters to give it some air cover and 4 helicopters. The 8 UAVs are usually reconnaissance models, used to spot targets for the ship.


Type: Battleship
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $8.1 Billion USD
Crew: 2,800
Length: 420 m
Beam: 80 m
Draught: 19 m
Displacement(Full Load): 114,000 tonnes
Armour:
--800 mm on face of turrets
--560 mm side armor, inclined 20 degrees
--350 mm central(75%) armored deck
--376.5 mm outer(25%) armoured deck
Propulsion:
--6 ONI nuclear reactors
--4 propeller shafts
Speed: 30 knots
Range: Unlimited
Armament:
--12 18.6 inch guns mounted in 4 triple turrets
--20 5.5 inch dual purpose electro-thermal guns mounted in 10 dual turrets
--8 100 cell Type-2 Vertical Launch systems
--8 quadruple "Meteorite" Anti-Ship Missile canisters (Domestic version only)
--8 quadruple P-970 cruise missile canisters (Export version only)
--40 quadruple MLSS-21 Advanced Multipurpose Missile Canisters (SS-N-25 'Switchblade' ASM Canisters on export version)
--60 SeaRAM Launchers
--84 30mm Goalkeeper CIWS, fitted with Phalanx CIWS radar subsystems
--14 ASROC launchers
Sensors and processing systems:
--GPS/GLONASS receiver
--SPS-49 Air Search Radar
--AN/SPS-67 Surface Search Radar
--AN/SPQ-9 Surface Search / Gun Fire Control Radar
--Mk 48 Rangefinder
--Mk13 FCRA
--Mk8 Range keeper
--Mk 37 GCFS
--MR-750 target acquisition radar
--Top Pair target acquisition radar
--3R41 Volna target tracking radar
Countermeasure systems:
--12 NATO Seagnat countermeasure systems
--4 Surface Ship Torpedo Defence(SSTD) Systems
--2 Type 4 Electronic Warfare Suites
Aircraft:
--2 Helicopters or VTOL aircraft
--8 UAVs

[Osea 767]

Vistula Class Command Ship

The Vistula Class Command Ship is intended to head Osean surface fleets. It is equiped with a multitude of electronic hardware to help it serve in its role of fleet flagship. It is capable of linking to ships in the fleet and providing them information from it's systems. It has a very powerful radar system, which means that is capable of tracking missiles, aircraft and surface ships from long distances, which means it can use it's link to the ships in it's formation to provide long range target data. It can even track objects in space, such as satellites.

In addition to this, the can provide electronic warfare capabilities. It's systems include 2 Type 4 Electronic Warfare Suites, giving the ship the ability to jam enemy radar systems. The ship is also capable of intercepting electronic signals, giving it the ability to intercept and decode enemy messages.


Type: Command Ship
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $3.7 Billion USD
Crew: 600
Length: 265 m
Beam: 30 m
Draft: 9.4 m
Displacement(Full Load): 36,000 tons
Propulsion:
--2 ONI nuclear reactors
--2 Steam turbines
--4 propeller shafts
Speed: 26 knots
Range: Unlimited
Armament:
--2 SeaRAM Launchers
--4 Goalkeeper CIWS, fitted with Phalanx CIWS radar subsystems
--1 ASROC launchers
Sensors and processing systems:
--AN/SPY-1A/B multi-function radar
--AN/SPG-62 fire control radar
--AN/SPS-55 surface search radar
--AN/SQQ-89(V)3 Sonar suite, consisting of
AN/SQS-53B/C/D Active sonar
AN/SQR-19 TACTAS Passive sonar
AN/SQQ-28 Light airborne multi-purpose system
--AN/SLQ-32 Electronic Warfare Suite
--MR-750 target acquisition radar
--Korall surveillance system
Countermeasure systems:
--NATO Seagnat countermeasure launchers
--Surface Ship Torpedo Defence(SSTD) System
--2 Type 4 Electronic Warfare Suite
Aircraft:
--1 Helicopter

[Osea 767]

Typhoon Class Attack Submarine

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As the Tula was introduced, the navy also needed a design with many of the qualities of the Tula, but for the role of attack submarine. Soon the Typhoon class was produced and approved for production. The design takes a lot of design ideas and technology from the Tula, meaning that it shares similar performance qualities and makes it easier to produce.

It's armament consists of eight 21 inch and four 26.5 inch torpedo tubes. It also has five 10 cell Type 2 Vertical Launch systems, capable of launching a wide variety of missiles, including cruise and anti-ship missiles. Finally, it has two ballistic missile tubes, each capable of holding four Cormorant UAVs. This means that the Typhoon can hold a drone complement of up to eight UAVs. The drones can be controlled in either groups of four by a single operator in the submarine or individually. Once they have completed their mission, they can be recovered by unmanned undersea vehicles also launched from the submarine.

Like the Tula class which the Typhoon is based off, it has three separate hull layers, consisting of one outer light hull and two pressure hulls, which are made out of Titanium, which stronger and lighter than steel. This allows the submarine to dive to 1,100 metres. Lastly, the outer light hull is covered with a layer of Anechoic tiles to increase the stealth qualities of the submarine.


Type: Attack Submarine
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $4.1 Billion USD
Crew: 170
Length: 240 m
Beam: 28 m
Displacement:
--Surfaced: 27,600 tons
--Submerged: 36,750 tons
Hull Type:
--One outer light hull and two pressure hulls, made out of Titanium
--Layer of Anechoic tiles over outer hull
Test depth:
--1,100 m safe
--1,500 m crush
Propulsion:
--2 ONI Nuclear Reactors
--2 Steam Turbines
--Pumpjet drive
Speed:
--Surfaced: 18 knots
--Submerged: 30 knots
Range: Unlimited
Armament:
--8 21 inch (533 mm) torpedo tubes
--4 26.5 inch (650 mm) torpedo tubes
--5 10 cell Type 2 Vertical Launch systems
--2 Ballistic Missile Tubes, each with 4 Cormorant UAVs or 1 R-29RMU Sineva SLBM
Sensors and processing systems:
--BAE Systems SMCS
--Thales Underwater Systems Type 2054 composite sonar suite comprising:
Type 2046 towed array sonar
Type 2043 hull-mounted active and passive search sonar
Type 2082 passive intercept and ranging sonar
--1 × Kelvin Hughes Type 1007 I band navigation radar
--1 × Pilkington Optronics CK51 search periscope
--1 × Pilkington Optronics CH91 attack periscope

[Osea 767]

Serovskaya Class Heavy Aircraft Carrying Cruiser

The Serovskaya Class Heavy Aircraft Carrying Cruiser is a new design, meant to replace the Admiral Unkovsky Class Fleet Carrier. The Serovskaya is a more efficient design, with similar capabilities, but a reduced cost.The designation of Heavy Aircraft Carrying Cruiser (TAVKR) was given to reflect the difference in how the Serovskaya Class was seen in naval doctrine in comparison to how other navies looked at their own carriers

To meet the requirements of Osean carrier doctrines, the Serovskaya has a heavy armament of missiles. The two vertical launch systems are capable of holding a variety of missiles, including cruise missiles and SAMs, such as the S-300FM. This means the carrier can defend itself, to a limited extend, from attack without the support of escort ships.

For it's air complement, it is capable of carrying 88 CTOL or STOVL aircraft and 12 VTOL aircraft or helicopters. Normally, when used by the Osean navy, the carrier's complement consists of 82 Su-65 Air Superiority Fighters, 6 Yak-44 radar picket aircraft and 12 Kamov Ka-27 helicopters.


Type: Fleet Carrier
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $8.5 Billion USD
Crew:
--2,200 Ship Crew
--2,680 Air Crew
Length: 384 m
Beam: 82 m
Draft: 14 m
Displacement(Full Load): 107,000 tons
Speed: 33 knots
Range: Unlimited
Sensors and processing systems:
--SPS-48E 3-D air search radar
--SPS-49A(V)1 2-D air search radar
--Mk 23 target acquisition radar
--2 SPN-46 air traffic control radars
--SPN-43B air traffic control radar
--SPN-44 landing aid radars
--4 Mk 91 NSSM guidance systems
--4 Mk 95 radars
--MR-750 target acquisition radar
--Top Pair target acquisition radar
--3R41 Volna target tracking radar
Propulsion:
--4 ONI nuclear reactors
--6 propeller shafts
Aircraft:
--88 CTOL or STOVL aircraft
--12 VTOL aircraft or helicopters
Armament:
--2 100 cell Type-2 Vertical Launch System
--3 quadruple "Meteorite" Anti-Ship Missile canisters (Domestic Only)
--3 quadruple P-970 cruise missile canisters (Export version only)
--12 SeaRAM Launchers
--14 30mm Goalkeeper CIWS, fitted with Phalanx CIWS radar subsystems
--3 ASROC launcher
Countermeasure systems:
--4 NATO Seagnat countermeasure launchers
--4 Surface Ship Torpedo Defence(SSTD) Systems
--1 Type 4 Electronic Warfare Suite

[Osea 767]

Minsk Class Light Carrier

The Minsk Class Light Carrier is a new design, meant to work with the larger Serovskya Class fleet carriers. The Minsk Class is well armed and is capable of carrying a reasonably sized complement of helicopters and VTOL/STOVL aircraft. In addition to this, the Minsk is capable of holding up to 800 troops with their equipment, plus landing craft to transport them. This also means the Minsk can assume the role of amphibious assault ship.


Type: Light Carrier
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $2.1 Billion USD
Crew:
--1,300 Ship Crew
--430 Air Crew
--800 troops
Length: 284 metres
Beam: 62.36 metres
Draft: 9.3 metres
Displacement(Full Load): 42,000 tons
Speed: 32 knots
Range: Unlimited
Sensors and processing systems:
--SPS-48E 3-D air search radar
--SPS-49A(V)1 2-D air search radar
--Mk 23 target acquisition radar
--2 SPN-46 air traffic control radars
--SPN-43B air traffic control radar
--SPN-44 landing aid radars
--4 Mk 91 NSSM guidance systems
--4 Mk 95 radars
--MR-750 target acquisition radar
--Top Pair target acquisition radar
--3R41 Volna target tracking radar
Propulsion:
--3 ONI nuclear reactors
--6 propeller shafts
Aircraft:
--28 VTOL/STOVL aircraft
--20 helicopters
Armament:
--1 100 cell Type 2 Vertical Launch System
--3 quadruple "Meteorite" Anti-Ship Missile canisters (Domestic version only)
--3 quadruple P-970 cruise missile canisters (Export version only)
--10 SeaRAM Launchers
--10 Goalkeeper CIWS, fitted with Phalanx CIWS radar subsystems
--2 ASROC launchers
Countermeasure systems:
--NATO Seagnat countermeasure launchers
--Surface Ship Torpedo Defence(SSTD) System
--Type 4 Electronic Warfare Suit

[Osea 767]

Neva Class Hospital ship

The Neva Class Hospital ship is the latest class of this type to enter service in the Osean navy. These ships have a wide variety of facilities for their role and are capable of holding up to 1,000 bed patients. While not armed and protected by international law, these ships have decoy launchers just in case anyone decides to take a shot at them anyway.

Type: Hospital ship
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $308 million USD
Complement:
--960 naval hospital staff
--250 naval support staff
--Up to 1000 bed patients
Length: 273.9 m
Beam: 33.5 m
Draft: 17.5 m
Displacement(Full Load): 70,200 tons
Propulsion:
--1 ONI nuclear reactor
--2 Propeller shafts
Speed: 18 knots
Countermeasure systems:
--NATO Seagnat countermeasure launchers
--Surface Ship Torpedo Defence (SSTD) System
Aircraft:
--2 Helicopters

[Osea 767]

Omsk Class Cargo Submarine

As the Tula Class Submarines were entering production, Osean designers found themselves wondering if, with modifications, the design could be put to other uses than originally intended. What they came up with was the Omsk Class Cargo Submarine. Due to the submarine's stealth qualities, it is a remarkable safe way to transport important cargo. After the removal of the Vertical Launch system and SLBMs from the design to make cargo space, it was found that the design could carry 14,000 tons of cargo.

Type: Cargo Submarine
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $2.6 Billion USD
Crew: 170
Length: 230 m
Beam: 28 m
Displacement:
--Surfaced: 27,600 tons
--Submerged: 36,750 tons
Hull Type:
--One outer light hull and two pressure hulls, made out of Titanium
--layer of RAM over outer hull
Test depth:
--1,100 m safe
--1,500 m crush
Cargo Capacity: 14,000 tons
Propulsion:
--2 ONI Nuclear Reactors
--2 Steam Turbines
--Pumpjet drive
Speed:
--Surfaced: 18 knots
--Submerged: 30 knots
Range: Unlimited
Armament:
--6 21 inch (533 mm) torpedo tubes
--1 9K38 Igla SAM launcher
Sensors and processing systems:
--BAE Systems SMCS
--Thales Underwater Systems Type 2054 composite sonar suite comprising:
Type 2046 towed array sonar
Type 2043 hull-mounted active and passive search sonar
Type 2082 passive intercept and ranging sonar
--1 × Kelvin Hughes Type 1007 I band navigation radar
--1 × Pilkington Optronics CK51 search periscope
--1 × Pilkington Optronics CH91 attack periscope

[Osea 767]

P-970 Anti-Ship Missile

The P-970 is one of the latest anti-ship missile to be produced by Osean Naval Industries. While it's range is not particulary impressive for it's size, the missile makes this up by having an incredibly high maximum speed of Mach 4.5. When fired, the missile cruises at mach 3 untill it's terminal phase where it quickly boosts to it's maximum speed of mach 4.5 before hitting it's target.

It is capable of being launched from ships and submarines from both vertical cell launchers and a quadrupal launcher designed for the missile. The missile can also be fired from ground launchers, both mobile and stationary, to give it increased versitility and allow it to be used for coastal defence. The fuse of the P-970 can be set to explode on contact or after the missile has penetrated the hull of the ship. Also, despite it's name, the sensors of the missile mean that it can be used against land targets.

For guidence, the missile uses active radars and passive radiation homing systems. This is also combined with the ability to recive information from GLONASS satallites and mid-course corrections can be sent to the missile. In addition to this, when the missile is launched in groups of four, one of the missiles climbs to a higher altitude, to make it harder to intercept and designates targets while the others attack. The missiles are linked by data connections, forming a network.

The missiles are able to differentiate targets, detect groups and prioritize targets automatically using information gathered during flight and types of ships and battle formations pre-programmed in an onboard computer. They will attack targets in order of priority, highest to lowest: after destroying the first target, remaining missiles will attack the next prioritized target.


Name: P-970 anti-ship missile
Type: Anti-Ship Missile
Cost: Not available
Launch platforms: Ships, submarines, and land-based mobile launchers
Length: 8.9 m
Wingspan: 1.94 m
Diameter: 0.9 m
Weight: 3000 kg
Warhead: 220 kg high explosive
Maximum Speed: Mach 4.5
Maximum range: 610 km
Engine: ramjet with solid rocket fuel booster
Guidance: active radar, passive radiation homing, GLONASS

[Osea 767]

Slavny Class Bombardment Ship (WIP)

Name: Slavny Class Bombardment Ship
Type: Bombardment ship
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $1.6 Billion USD
Complement:
--980 crew
--200 troops
Length: 265 m
Beam: 36 m
Draught: 6.6 m
Displacement(Full Load): 46,800 tons
Propulsion:
--2 ONI nuclear reactors
--4 Propeller shafts
Speed: 31 knots
Sensors and processing systems:
--Mk-23 Target Acquisition System Mod 5
--SPS-67 surface search radar
--SPS-40E air search radar
--SPS-48E 3-D air search radar
--SPS-64 navigation radar
--SPN-35A aircraft control/approach radar
--SPN-43C aircraft control/approach radar
--SLQ-32(V)3 electronic warfare suite
--URN-25 TACAN
--Furuno navigation radar
--Top Pair target acquisition radar
--3R41 Volna target tracking radar
Armament:
--4 Goalkeeper CIWS, fitted with Phalanx CIWS radar subsystems
--2 SeaRAM Launchers
--4 5.5 inch guns in two dual turrets
--2 90 cell Type 1 Vertical Launch system
--10 A-215 "Grad-M" 122mm multiple rocket launchers, with additional ammunition stored under deck
--3 MC-227 140mm Concealed Rocket Launchers
Countermeasure systems:
--NATO Seagnat countermeasure launchers
--2 Surface Ship Torpedo Defence (SSTD) Systems
--Type 4 Electronic Warfare Suite
Aircraft:
--8 Helicopters

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Storozhevoy Class Frigate (WIP)

Type: Frigate
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $850 Million USD
Crew: 182
Length: 134 m
Beam: 15.4 m
Draft: 4.9 m
Displacement(Full Load): 4,950 tonnes
Propulsion:
--1 ONI nuclear reactor
--2 Propeller shafts
Speed: 32 knots
Range: Unlimited
Armament:
--2 5.5 inch guns in a dual turret
--1 20 cell Type 2 Vertical Launch system
--2 Goalkeeper CIWS
--2 SeaRAM Launcher
--4 quadruple MLSS-21 Advanced Multipurpose Missile Canisters (SS-N-25 'Switchblade' ASM Canisters on export version)
--1 dual "Meteorite" missile canister (Import version only)
--1 dual P-970 cruise missile canister (Export version only)
--5 ASROC launchers
Sensors and processing systems:
--BAE Systems Radar Type 996 Mod 1, 3D surveillance
--Kelvin Hughes Radar Type 1007
--Racal Decca Type 1008
--2 GEC Marconi Type 911 Sea Wolf systems
--Sperry Sea Archer 30 optronic surveillance / director
--Thales Underwater Systems Type 2050 Bow sonar
--Ultra Electronics Type 2031Z Towed sonar
--BAE Systems Command System DNA
--MR-750 target acquisition radar
--Top Pair target acquisition radar
--3R41 Volna target tracking radar
Countermeasure systems:
--NATO Seagnat countermeasure launchers
--Surface Ship Torpedo Defence(SSTD) System
--Type 4 Electronic Warfare Suite
Aircraft:
--1 Helicopter

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Rhine Class Landing Ship

The Rhine class landing ship is intended to carry and support troops in amphibious assaults. It has both a bow ramp for beach landings and a flooded well for launching amphibious transports or assault boats, giving it added versatility. It's armament mainly consists of defensive weaponry, although it does have 5.5 inch guns, mounted in a dual turret, and 1 A-215 "Grad-M" 122mm multiple rocket launcher which has 320 rockets including reloads. The four helicopters that the Rhine Class can carry can be transport helicopters to carry troops or attack helicopters for giving fire support.

Type: Landing ship
Manufacturer: Osean Naval Industries
Cost: $1.1 Billion USD
Complement:
--240 crew
--500 troops
--25 armoured vehicles
Length: 168 m
Beam: 24 m
Draught: 6.8 m
Displacement(Full Load): 15,800 tons
Propulsion:
--2 ONI nuclear reactors
--2 Propeller shafts
Speed: 22 knots
Sensors and processing systems:
--Mk-23 Target Acquisition System (TAS) Mod 5
--SPS-67 surface search radar
--SPS-40E air search radar
--SPS-48E 3-D air search radar
--SPS-64 navigation radar
--SPN-35A aircraft control/approach radar
--SPN-43C aircraft control/approach radar
--SLQ-32(V)3 electronic warfare suite
--URN-25 TACAN
--Furuno navigation radar
Armament:
--4 Goalkeeper CIWS, fitted with Phalanx CIWS radar subsystems
--2 SeaRAM Launchers
--2 5.5 inch guns, mounted in a dual turret
--1 A-215 "Grad-M" 122mm multiple rocket launcher
Countermeasure systems:
--NATO Seagnat countermeasure launchers
--Surface Ship Torpedo Defence (SSTD) System
Aircraft:
--4 Helicopters