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Right, this is what I have so far...
I'm really not sure what to do with the aft section. I think midships will have boats and a crane, but the middle is missing something... Maybe a larger cruise SSM mounting?

It seems a bit small for a cruiser.

No, its a light cruiser possibly but it's at the lower end of the cruiser spectrum

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I suppose it's something of a heavy destroyer/light cruiser... But it's definitely being labelled a cruiser, if only for the purposes of the Navy it's being built into...

Some navies do bump up ships classifications

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Indeed.

Anyway, any help with the design itself? I feel like it's lacking in the armament department. I don't think it has any need of AA missiles. It has escorts and AA guns for that (of which it will have six or so). However, I don't want to take more SSM missiles... it was supposed to use indigenous designs, and I might still give it a new indigenous main gun... or something...

Not sure-I'm more of a 1876 kinda guy so anything past WW2 is confusing for me

My first little foray for Dritvia

Clyron Class- development began in 1958 when the six aging and remaining members of the Halskur were retired, opening a need for a new submarine class which was only laid down in 1969 and all completed by 1974, gfiving the Dritvian Naval Service its newest large combatant

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There's no such thing as "nothing left to draw" If you can down 10 pints and draw, you're doing alright by my standards

Very nice. I should probably look into subs... but I simply don't like them. I would rather run around with large numbers of ASW vessels.

Thanks, I suppose I should as well

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There's no such thing as "nothing left to draw" If you can down 10 pints and draw, you're doing alright by my standards

The aft launcher of the FCD has been fitted with a new combined director, so that it can fire the S.A. 17 surface to air missile, as well as the S.S. 15 anti-ship missile from the same launcher. The forward launcher only fits the director for the S.S. 15, leaving it without AA capability.