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ORIGINAL: Mgellis


Triode, thanks for updating the information I posted. I'm not an expert in actual military technology, and sometimes it is hard for me to evaluate what I'm seeing about future platforms (where a lot of the information is iffy to begin with) on various web sites. Thanks again.

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ORIGINAL: Supreme 2.0

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ORIGINAL: emsoy

Nice! Any clues on weapon package?

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ORIGINAL: jun5896

http://www.janes.com/article/53828/brazil-and-sweden-sign-financing-contract-for-gripen-ngs
http://www.defenseworld.net/news/13858/Brazil_Signs_Funding_Contract_To_Acquire_Gripen_NG_Fighter#.VfU0RXDtmko
http://www.janes.com/article/45013/brazil-signs-for-36-gripen-e-f-fighters


Brazil's contract for 36 Gripen E/F fighters makes it the first export customer for the type.
As well as signing for the aircraft, Brazil and Saab have agreed a 10-year industrial co-operation deal.
Deliveries for the 28 single-seat Gripen E and eight twin-seat Gripen F aircraft will begin in 2019 and run through to 2024.

All I know is that Brazil eyes to integrate the A-Darter and maybe also an indigenous BVRAAM. Probably also the MAR-1 ARM.

http://www.janes.com/article/50724/laad-2015-bvraam-contenders-look-to-lock-onto-gripen-ng-procurement

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ORIGINAL: ExNusquam
Updated Characteristics for the J-31 if you decide to add it.

http://alert5.com/2015/09/15/general-characteristics-performance-of-shenyang-fc-31/

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Four hardpoints on internal weapons bay and six external hardpoints plus one gun.
General characteristics
Length: 16.8 m (55 ft 1.42 in)
Wingspan: 11.5 m (37 ft 9 in)
Height: 4.8 m (15 ft 9 in)
Gross weight: 17,600 kg (38,801 lb)
Max. takeoff weight: 25,000 kg (55,115 lb)
Powerplant: 88 kN (19,783 lbf) thrust each
Performance
Maximum speed: Mach 1.8
Service ceiling: 16 km (52, 493 ft)
G-load: +9/-3 g
Combat radius: 1,200 km (647 nmi)
Take-off distance: 400 m (1312 ft)
Landing distance: 600 m (1968 ft)
Weapons load: 8 tons (16,000 lb)
Airframe life: 6000-8000 hours

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ORIGINAL: AlanChan

In Beijing Air Expo, AVIC revealed spec fo FC-31 fighter:

2X turbofan with max thrust at 88.29kN
4X internal hardpoints and 6 external hardpoints
length 16.8m
width 11.5m
height 4.8m
max liftoff weight 25t
normal liftoff weigh 17.5t
max speed M1.8
Flight ceiling 16km
internal fuel combat radius 1200km
take off distance 400m
landing distance 600m
max load 8t
service life 6000-8000hr/ 30year

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FC-31 fighter

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ORIGINAL: Rocksoldier

Hi, i noticed what i think are some inaccuracy in the database. If im wrong please i ask sorry in advance!

1)KA-50 only has loadout with AT-9 Spiral 2 and no AT-16 Scallion. As far as i know KA-50 is not equipped with any radar and only use AT-16, but maybe there are different versions?
2)AT-16 is a laser guided, beam rider missile and can be ripple fired to the illuminated target. In game i can shot only one missile at a time and there is no illumination vector.

Source:I played DCS blackshark 2 simulator for a while

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ORIGINAL: butch4343

Hi folks,

I wondered if it would be possible to have the Phanlanx CIWS in its land based Centurion C-RAM guise added to the database. I know that the C-RAM is used to shoot down incoming mortar and artillery rounds, BUT for CMANO purposes could it be added as a point defence gun system?

My sources are :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phalanx_CIWS

I am not sure the complexity of this for the admins, I would think that this would be a fairly easy mod to create, stick a 20mm Phalanx Mount on a generic truck, but I stand to be corrected.

I have created a template for a database entry as attached

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ORIGINAL: WARMONGER1944

A nice addition to the already rich CMANO's Surface-Commercial Units in DB for 1.9v release?

VALEMAX Class ships ARE a fleet of very large ore carriers (VLOC) owned or chartered by the Brazilian mining company Vale S.A. to carry iron ore from Brazil to European and Asian ports. With a capacity ranging from 380,000 to 400,000 tons deadweight, the vessels meet the Chinamax standard of ship measurements for limits on draft and beam. Valemax ships are the largest bulk carriers ever constructed, when measuring deadweight tonnage or length overall, and are amongst the longest ships of any type currently in service.

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ORIGINAL: zclark

Would it be possible to add high altitude iron bomb load out profiles to the B-52G? I'm developing a Vietnam era scenario and my bombers are being decimated by NVA AAA while conducting low level attacks over North Vietnam. I don't recall B-52s using low level attack profiles during the Vietnam War.

**EDIT** For some reason, I am unable to post this in the Cold War Database thread.

Thank you,

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ORIGINAL: Mgellis

Two requests for the next version of the database, both for Russia. These vessels are both currently in the design phase, so I've tried to dig up whatever I could about them so that we could at least get a preliminary version in the database. They're both pretty impressive...talk about a red storm rising! :) Thanks for considering these!

I've relied mostly on Globalsecurity and Deagle.com for the technical information, although some bits and pieces came from Wikipedia.

Project 21956 Multi-Role Destroyer
Operational dates: 2020-
Full displacement, tons: 9,000
Overall length, m: 163.0
Overall width, m: 19.00
Mean draught at full displacement, m: 5.6
Speed, knots: 30
Range: 5,800 naut. miles at 18 knots
Endurance by provision, days: 30
Complement: 300
Main Propulsion Plant: M96 two-shaft main gas-turbine assembly with power output of 54,420 kW (74,000 h.p.)

Weapons:

1 x AK-130 130mm twin-barrel multi-purpose gun with 5P-10-02E fire control radar and a maximum range of 23 kilometers
2 × AK-630 CIWS
8 x Igla-1E (SA-16)
2 x 533mm twin torpedo tubes
16 x SS-N-27 anti-ship missiles (all variants can be fired from launchers, including the ASW version and the SS-N-30 land attack missile)
48 x S-300/S-400/S-500/quad-packs of SA-25 SAMs (can mix and match from all versions; in theory, the ship could carry up to 192 SA-25s)

Electronics:
Sensors and processing systems: Air search radar: Furke-4 5P-27 Detecting, tracking and targeting of air and surface targets
Poliment 5P-20K 4 faced active phased array search, tracking and guidance radar
Surface search radar: Monolit 34K1 surface search & AShM targeting radar
Fregat-MAE-3 radar
Fregat-MAE-4K radar
Mineral-ME radar system
Fire control radar: Puma 5P-10
Sonar: Zarya M sonar, Vinyetka towed array sonar
Navigation: 3 × Pal-N radars
Communications: Vigstar Centaurus-NM
Electro-Optical Systems: 2 × MTK-201M and 2 × 5P-520
Combat system: Sigma/Sigma 22350
Electronic warfare and decoys:
EW Suite: Prosvet-M
Countermeasures: 2 × PU KT-308, 8 × PU KT-216, TK-25E electronic countermeasure system, KT-308-5 passive jamming system

Aircraft: landing pad and hanger for 2 medium helicopters (Ka-28 or Ka-31)


Project 23560 cruiser (aka “Leader Destroyer”)
Operational dates: 2024-
Full displacement, tons: 18,000
Overall length, m: 200
Overall width, m: 23
Mean draught at full displacement, m: 6.6
Speed, knots: 32
Range: 10,000 naut. miles at 20 knots
Endurance by provision, days: 90
Complement: 300
Main Propulsion Plant: two-shaft main gas-turbine assembly with four gas turbines power output roughly double of the Project 21956, or about of 108,840 kW (148,000 h.p.) (another option is that it will use a nuclear power system, in which case its range would be effectively infinite)

Weapons:

1 x AK-130 130mm twin-barrel multi-purpose gun with 5P-10-02E fire control radar and a maximum range of 23 kilometers
4 × AK-630 CIWS
16 x Igla-1E (SA-16)
2 x 533mm twin torpedo tubes
64 x SS-N-27 anti-ship missiles (all variants can be fired from launchers, including the ASW version and the SS-N-30 land attack missile)
128 x S-300/S-400/S-500/quad-packs of SA-25 SAMs (can mix and match from all versions; in theory, the ship could carry up to 512 (!) SA-25s)

Electronics:
Sensors and processing systems: Air search radar: Furke-4 5P-27 Detecting, tracking and targeting of air and surface targets
Poliment 5P-20K 4 faced active phased array search, tracking and guidance radar
Surface search radar: Monolit 34K1 surface search & AShM targeting radar
Fregat-MAE-3 radar
Fregat-MAE-4K radar;
Mineral-ME radar system
Fire control radar: Puma 5P-10
Sonar: Zarya M sonar, Vinyetka towed array sonar
Navigation: 3 × Pal-N radars
Other: 2 × target illuminators aft superstructure for Palash CIWS
Communications: Vigstar Centaurus-NM
Electro-Optical Systems: 2 × MTK-201M and 2 × 5P-520
Combat system: Sigma/Sigma 22350
Electronic warfare and decoys:
EW Suite: Prosvet-M
Countermeasures:
2 × PU KT-308
8 × PU KT-216
TK-25E electronic countermeasure system
KT-308-5 passive jamming system

Aircraft: landing pad and hanger for 2 medium helicopters (Ka-28 or Ka-31)

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ORIGINAL: Dysta

Chinese 122mm laser-guided artillery -- named 'GP122', has been revealed from local military magazine. It's possible to be used for nearly every 122mm artillery servicing in Chinese military:



Consider it as a normal 122mm HE shell added with laser seeker.

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ORIGINAL: Triode

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ORIGINAL: Mgellis


Triode, thanks for updating the information I posted. I'm not an expert in actual military technology, and sometimes it is hard for me to evaluate what I'm seeing about future platforms (where a lot of the information is iffy to begin with) on various web sites. Thanks again.

Sorry , but I am not provide any information about 23560, it just critique (quite rude, in my defence I can say that I type my post when I almost asleep)

As for information about project 23560E, main thing on this ship is "Krepost"("Fortress") Air Defence system, actually it is funny how "Almaz-Antey" and OSK dodge questions about quantity of "Krepost" VLS cells on 23560E , "128 anti air guided missiles in VLS" + "can use S-400 and S-500 missiles", it is not the same as 128 VLS cells with 40N6(400km against aerodynamic targets,max height of target 185km for satellite, missile from S-400) or 77N6(700km antisatellite,165km ABM target ,S-500 missile) missiles in each cells

if we look at 23560E:



Red - 56 "Krepost" VLS cells , 56 40N6 or 77N6 / 224 9M96D or 9M96 / 896 (purely theoretically) 9M100 missiles in any combination (almost any, 9M100 missiles is "quad-packed" , so one 9M96D or9M96 = 4 9M100,
one 40N6 = 4 9M96D or 9M96 = 16 9M100

Green - 64 UKSK VLS

Black - 16 533mm VLS for 91RT antisubmarine missile-torpedo




also according to this:
http://bastion-karpenko.ru/VVT/23560E_MVMS-2015_03.jpg
http://bastion-karpenko.ru/kartinki/23560_ARMIY-2015_06.JPG

23560E have 2x4 Paket-NK ,two helicopters,1x1x130mm gun ("Kartaun", same as for "Gorshkov"), 3 "Palash" modules,
two SN-RLS navigational radars:
http://concern-agat.ru/en/production/radiolocation-radio-electronic-systems-and-complexes/sn-rls-navigation-radar

upper part of pagoda-mast :
http://concern-agat.ru/en/production/radiolocation-radio-electronic-systems-and-complexes/mfi-radar-for-vessels-with-displacement-of-more-than-3000-tons

S-band radar in it:
http://concern-agat.ru/en/production/radiolocation-radio-electronic-systems-and-complexes/radar-with-fixed-s-band-active-phased-array
X-band :
http://concern-agat.ru/en/production/radiolocation-radio-electronic-systems-and-complexes/kasatka-x-range-radar

other radars in upper pagoda:
http://concern-agat.ru/en/production/radiolocation-radio-electronic-systems-and-complexes/radar-with-rotating-fixed-g-band-active-phased-array

lower pagoda have one big L-band radar in front and three smaller ones on sides and back:
http://concern-agat.ru/en/production/radiolocation-radio-electronic-systems-and-complexes/radar-with-rotating-l-band-active-phased-array

also above hangar,on mast, there is something like "Positiv-M1.2" radar system:
http://www.typhoon-jsc.ru/index.php/production-and-services/special-purpose/pozitiv-me12

EWAR systems looks like TK-28 but it can be something new
countermesures launchers is: 2x2 KT-308 and 8 KT-216

I cant say anything on sonar of 23560E, maybe this is Zarya-M + Vinetka , maybe not

Full displacement, tons: 17,500
Overall length, m: 200
Overall width, m: 23
Mean draught at full displacement, m: 6
Speed, knots: 30
Endurance by provision, days: 90
Complement: 300
Main Propulsion Plant:nuclear or gas-turbine ( how they plan to feed all this radars in gas-turbine variant, or gas-turbine variant have range 1000nm ? )



anyway , this thing, of course if emsoy whant to add it to database ,also belong to hypothetical platforms and weapons

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ORIGINAL: emsoy

The AT-16 is used on the Ka-52 which arrived nearly 15 years later.

Was the AT-16 actually operational on the Ka-50?

Guys?

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ORIGINAL: fool12342000

1. 406mm shells can not attack runway. Is it WAD?
2. Are they classed as penetrator in current database?

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ORIGINAL: ExNusquam

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ORIGINAL: emsoy

The AT-16 is used on the Ka-52 which arrived nearly 15 years later.

Was the AT-16 actually operational on the Ka-50?

Guys?

The AT-16 I've found enough pictures of to be reasonably certain it's the KA-50/52's primary weapon. The AT-9 seems to be the weapon of choice for the Mi-28.

Ka-52 with AT-16: http://img.v3.news.zdn.vn/w660/Uploaded/bpmoqwq1/2014_08_29/zing_9k121.jpg

Ka-50 with AT-16: http://www.army-technology.com/projects/ka50-black-shark-helicopter/images/ka50_3.jpg

I can easily find more if you need more sources.

The only picture I could find of a Ka-52 with AT-9s: http://sohanews2.vcmedia.vn/thumb_w/640/2013/4.3-83276.JPG
The AT-9's seem to be mounted strangely, usually they're carried in a 4x2 rack, where in that image they're carried on a 2x3 rack. I'd say they're probably not operational.

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ORIGINAL: emsoy

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ORIGINAL: fool12342000

1. 406mm shells can not attack runway. Is it WAD?
2. Are they classed as penetrator in current database?

1. Dunno, have the shells ever been used for piercing runways IRL? Don't think so?
2. Yes, AP warheads.

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ORIGINAL: Mgellis


To help with the general effort of adding more about Africa to the database, I have tried to track down as much information as I could find (mostly from Jane's Fighting Ships, but also some from Wikipedia and other sources) about Ghana's navy. Thanks for considering these!


GHANA


Lurssen PB 57 FAC

P 28 Achimota
P 29 Yogaga
Displacement: 389 tons full load
Dimensions: 58.1 m x 7.6 m. x 2.8 m
Main machinery: 3 MTU 16V 538 TB91 diesels; 9,210 hp(m) (6.78 MW) sustained; 3 shafts
Speed: 30 knots
Range: not given, but the Spanish Lazaga-class, which is very similar is listed as 700 naut. miles at 27 knots and 3,000 miles at 15 knots
Complement: 55 (5 officers)
Guns: 1 x OTO Melara 3-inch compact; 1 x Breda 40mm/70
Weapons control: LIOD optronic director
Radars: surface search/fire control: Thomson-CSF Canopus A; I/J-band; Navigation: Decca TM 1226C; I band
Operational Dates: 1981-present


Albatros (Type 143) FAC

Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghana_Navy) says that two German Albatros-class FACS (P 27 Sebo and P 31 Dzata) were transferred in 2010 (so, Operational dates would be 2010-present, I suppose). I’m guessing the data would be the same as that listed in the database for the Albatros-class from 1988-2004 (listed as #1386)


P 33 Stephen Otu

Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghana_Navy) also says a South Korean Chamsuri-class was donated in 2011 (Operational dates: 2011-present). Here is the Wikipedia data for the ship:

Class and type: Chamsuri-class patrol boat, Stephen Otu-class
Pennant: P 33 Stephen Otu
Displacement: 170 tonnes
Length: 37m (121 ft 5 in)
Beam: 7 m (23 ft 0 in)
Draft: 1.7 m (5 ft 7 in)
Propulsion: CODAG, 2 x MTU MD538 TU90 Diesel Engine
Speed: 37 knots (69 km/h; 43 mph)
Range: 600 nautical miles at 20 knots
Sensors and processing systems: 1 x STX RadarSys SPS-100k surface search radar, 1 x Saab CEROS fire radar and optronic sight
Electronic warfare and decoys: 2 x KDAGAIE Mk2 decoys
Armament: 1 x Bofors 40mm gun, 2 x Sea Vulcan (late model)

Information from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNS_Stephen_Otu_%28P33%29


Gepard Class Fast Attack Craft

Wikipedia says two were purchased from Germany in 2012 (Operational dates: 2012-present); these appear to be the same as the ones in #1381 in the database. As far as I can tell from the one image I could find, the Exocet missiles are still there, but I could be mistaken.


Lurssen FPB 45

Operational Dates: 1980-2010 (both commissioned in 1980; decommissioning date is a guess, based on the fact that the same ship names are used for the Albatross-class ships transferred in 2010; I’m guessing the Albatross-class ships are replacements for these two vessels)
Pennant numbers: P 26 Dzata; P 27 Sebo
Displacement: 269 tons full load
Dimensions: 44.9 m x 7 m x 2.7 m
Main machinery: 2 MTU 16V 538 TB91 diesels; 6,140 hp(m) (4.5 MW) sustained; 2 shafts
Speed: 27 knots
Range: 1,800 naut. miles at 16 knots; 700 naut. miles at 25 knots
Complement: 45 (5 officers)
Guns: 2 Bofors 40mm/70
Radars: Surface search: Decca TM 1226C; I-band


Defender Class
(already requested)

Ghana is listed as having seven of these (three in 2008, four more in 2010); Operational dates: 2008-present


Balsam Class PBO

(former USCG vessels)

Operational dates: 2001-present
Pennant numbers: P 30 Anzone (ex-WLB 407); P 31 Bonsu (ex-WLB 405)
Displacement: 1034 tons full load
Dimensions: 54.9 m x 11.3 m. x 3.8 m.
Main machinery: Diesel electric: 2 diesels, 1402 hp (1.06 MW); 1 motor; 1200 hp (895 kw); 1 shaft; bow thruster
Speed: 13 knots
Range: 8,000 miles at 12 knots
Complement: 53
Guns: 2 x 12.7 mm MGs
Radar: Navigation: Raytheon SPS-64(V)1


(Unfortunately, very little information is available on Ghana's newest class, the Snake-class 46.8m patrol vessels ordered from China. The Wikipedia page has their pennant names and numbers, and the fact that they were commissioned in 2012, but I could not find out anything else about them. Sorry.)

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ORIGINAL: Mgellis

More for GHANA

Diamond DA42 NG MPP

Operation dates: 2013-present

General characteristics

Crew: 1 pilot
Capacity: 3 passengers
Length: 8.56 m (28 ft 1 in)
Wingspan: 13.42 m (44 ft 0 in)
Height: 2.49 m (8 ft 2 in)
Wing area: 16.29 m2 (175.3 sq ft)
Empty weight: 1,251 kg (2,758 lb)
Gross weight: 1,700 kg (3,748 lb)
Powerplant: 2 × Austro turbocharged diesel engine, 125 kW (168 hp) each

Performance

Maximum speed: 356 km/h (221 mph; 192 kn)
Range: 1,693 km (1,052 mi; 914 nmi)
Service ceiling: 5,486 m (17,999 ft)
Rate of climb: 6.5 m/s (1,280 ft/min)

Fuel capacity (useable fuel) (standard / long range) 50 US gal / 76.4 US gal
Fuel grades Jet A1
Maximum cruise speed (16,000 ft, MCP), 1760 kg TOW 197 kts TAS
Cruise speed at 60% in 16,000 ft 174 kts TAS
Stall speed, clean 67 kts CAS


According to http://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/da42-mpp-guardian-surveillance-aircraft/, “The DA42 MPP GUARDIAN is fitted with a mission-specific turret and airborne computer, and carries a variety of sensors which can be loaded and unloaded with ease.

The universal nose of the DA42 MPP GUARDIAN can be installed with electro optic / infrared (EO/IR) cameras, high-definition (HD) cameras, laser scanner, and air monitoring sensors.
The DA42 MPP achieves a peak range of distance at 1,452km and a maximum altitude of 5,486m. It has a maximum endurance of 12 hours."

Data transmission systems such as EnerLinksIII, dVMO, Helicoder III, SOLO H.264, FM Datalink, and SCOTTY SATCOM are also accepted on this aircraft.

The underfloor pod can be installed with Telephonics RDR-1700B maritime search radar, Selex PicoSAR Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar, Seaspray 5000E multi-mode surveillance radar, Thales I-Master radar system, and airborne COMINT system. The belly and nose pods can house mapping and geographic information systems (GIS).”

CASA C-295
This appears to be the C-295M military transport variant (already in the database for several countries)
Dates of operation: 2012-present

F28-3000 (x1)
This appears to be the commercial aircraft already in the database
Operational dates: 1978-present

F27-400M (x4)
This appears to be very similar to the commercial version (F27-400) but instead of passengers can carry, according to Global Security, “56 infantry troops, 50 fully loaded paratroopers or 24 litter patients.”
Operational dates: 1975-present

Mil Mi-17
Described in one source as a Mi-17 V5 (armed version capable of using 57 mm. rockets, probably similar to the ones used by China or Mexico)
Operational dates: 2005-present

Thanks for considering these for the database!

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ORIGINAL: emsoy

Thanks! Is it operational yet?

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ORIGINAL: Mgellis


Just giving this one a bump in case it got missed...this one is LOW PRIORITY, as I'm not working on anything right now that involves Ghana, but it would be nice to have. Lots of possibilities for small or medium-sized conflicts involving Gulf of Guinea nations over oil, terrorism, piracy, fishing rights, etc.

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ORIGINAL: Mgellis


To help with the general effort of adding more about Africa to the database, I have tried to track down as much information as I could find (mostly from Jane's Fighting Ships, but also some from Wikipedia and other sources) about Ghana's navy. Thanks for considering these!


GHANA


Lurssen PB 57 FAC

P 28 Achimota
P 29 Yogaga
Displacement: 389 tons full load
Dimensions: 58.1 m x 7.6 m. x 2.8 m
Main machinery: 3 MTU 16V 538 TB91 diesels; 9,210 hp(m) (6.78 MW) sustained; 3 shafts
Speed: 30 knots
Range: not given, but the Spanish Lazaga-class, which is very similar is listed as 700 naut. miles at 27 knots and 3,000 miles at 15 knots
Complement: 55 (5 officers)
Guns: 1 x OTO Melara 3-inch compact; 1 x Breda 40mm/70
Weapons control: LIOD optronic director
Radars: surface search/fire control: Thomson-CSF Canopus A; I/J-band; Navigation: Decca TM 1226C; I band
Operational Dates: 1981-present


Albatros (Type 143) FAC

Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghana_Navy) says that two German Albatros-class FACS (P 27 Sebo and P 31 Dzata) were transferred in 2010 (so, Operational dates would be 2010-present, I suppose). I’m guessing the data would be the same as that listed in the database for the Albatros-class from 1988-2004 (listed as #1386)


P 33 Stephen Otu

Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghana_Navy) also says a South Korean Chamsuri-class was donated in 2011 (Operational dates: 2011-present). Here is the Wikipedia data for the ship:

Class and type: Chamsuri-class patrol boat, Stephen Otu-class
Pennant: P 33 Stephen Otu
Displacement: 170 tonnes
Length: 37m (121 ft 5 in)
Beam: 7 m (23 ft 0 in)
Draft: 1.7 m (5 ft 7 in)
Propulsion: CODAG, 2 x MTU MD538 TU90 Diesel Engine
Speed: 37 knots (69 km/h; 43 mph)
Range: 600 nautical miles at 20 knots
Sensors and processing systems: 1 x STX RadarSys SPS-100k surface search radar, 1 x Saab CEROS fire radar and optronic sight
Electronic warfare and decoys: 2 x KDAGAIE Mk2 decoys
Armament: 1 x Bofors 40mm gun, 2 x Sea Vulcan (late model)

Information from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNS_Stephen_Otu_%28P33%29


Gepard Class Fast Attack Craft

Wikipedia says two were purchased from Germany in 2012 (Operational dates: 2012-present); these appear to be the same as the ones in #1381 in the database. As far as I can tell from the one image I could find, the Exocet missiles are still there, but I could be mistaken.


Lurssen FPB 45

Operational Dates: 1980-2010 (both commissioned in 1980; decommissioning date is a guess, based on the fact that the same ship names are used for the Albatross-class ships transferred in 2010; I’m guessing the Albatross-class ships are replacements for these two vessels)
Pennant numbers: P 26 Dzata; P 27 Sebo
Displacement: 269 tons full load
Dimensions: 44.9 m x 7 m x 2.7 m
Main machinery: 2 MTU 16V 538 TB91 diesels; 6,140 hp(m) (4.5 MW) sustained; 2 shafts
Speed: 27 knots
Range: 1,800 naut. miles at 16 knots; 700 naut. miles at 25 knots
Complement: 45 (5 officers)
Guns: 2 Bofors 40mm/70
Radars: Surface search: Decca TM 1226C; I-band


Defender Class
(already requested)

Ghana is listed as having seven of these (three in 2008, four more in 2010); Operational dates: 2008-present


Balsam Class PBO

(former USCG vessels)

Operational dates: 2001-present
Pennant numbers: P 30 Anzone (ex-WLB 407); P 31 Bonsu (ex-WLB 405)
Displacement: 1034 tons full load
Dimensions: 54.9 m x 11.3 m. x 3.8 m.
Main machinery: Diesel electric: 2 diesels, 1402 hp (1.06 MW); 1 motor; 1200 hp (895 kw); 1 shaft; bow thruster
Speed: 13 knots
Range: 8,000 miles at 12 knots
Complement: 53
Guns: 2 x 12.7 mm MGs
Radar: Navigation: Raytheon SPS-64(V)1


(Unfortunately, very little information is available on Ghana's newest class, the Snake-class 46.8m patrol vessels ordered from China. The Wikipedia page has their pennant names and numbers, and the fact that they were commissioned in 2012, but I could not find out anything else about them. Sorry.)

Developer "Command: Modern Air/Naval Operations" project!

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ORIGINAL: KLAB

Ref two current or soon (???) to be in service Russian surface vessels, there appear to be issues with the numbers and types of AAW systems, could the DB be amended please?

#2815 & #2305 SKR ADMIRAL GRIGOROVICH [Pr.1135.6M]

VLS for the 3S90M (SA-N-12 Grizzly)appears to be 36 cell not 24, (3 blocks of 12 close together in foredeck).


Regards
Karl