Difference between revisions of "SBS Blyustitel"
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| − | |engine= | + | 30mm CIWS Gatling Gun x6 |
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| + | 30mm AA guns on Kinzhal CIWS x4 | ||
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| + | PVD-S-15 Sil'nyy-Grad Anti-Submarine Missile x14 | ||
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| + | SF-S-9 Ispytaniye Point Defense Surface-to-Air Missile x64 | ||
| + | |secondary_armament=SBU-6000 Anti-Submarine Rocket Launchers x2 | ||
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| + | OC-600 Depth Charges x15 | ||
| + | |engine= 2 shaft COGAG Engines | ||
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| + | 4 gas turbines | ||
|engine_power=120,000 Horsepower | |engine_power=120,000 Horsepower | ||
|fuel_capacity= 1,500,000 gallons | |fuel_capacity= 1,500,000 gallons | ||
Revision as of 04:40, 30 November 2016
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| SBS Blyustitel | |
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| Type | Zheleznyy Kulak-class Strataric Destroyer |
| Place of origin | The Most Serene Republic of Stratarin |
| Service history | |
| In service | 1998-Present |
| Used by | 2nd Strataric Fleet |
| Wars | The Setznan Civil War |
| Specifications | |
| Weight | 7,500 tons |
| Length | 163 meters |
| Width | 19.5 meters |
| Crew | 310 |
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Main armament |
100mm/70cal DP Gun x2 30mm CIWS Gatling Gun x6 30mm AA guns on Kinzhal CIWS x4 PVD-S-15 Sil'nyy-Grad Anti-Submarine Missile x14 SF-S-9 Ispytaniye Point Defense Surface-to-Air Missile x64 |
Secondary armament |
SBU-6000 Anti-Submarine Rocket Launchers x2 OC-600 Depth Charges x15 |
| Engine |
2 shaft COGAG Engines 4 gas turbines120,000 Horsepower |
| Fuel capacity | 1,500,000 gallons |
Operational range |
19,500 km |
| Speed | 34 knots |
The SBS Blyustitel, captained by Captain Boleslav Arefyev, is a destroyer in the 2nd Strataric Fleet. It is the first ship of its class, and although it is slightly outdated in comparison to recent models, the Blyustitel is still involved in most major fleet operations.
