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Coleman-class destroyer



The Colemans, first commissioned in 1384, were a small series of guided missile destroyers that were built to a larger displacement and differing engine layout than the Ackerman class ships. Notable advancements were the installation of VLS cells in place of traditional arm launchers, and improved CIWS layout, chaff launchers, and additional launch tubes for RGM-7 anti-ship missiles.

Specifications

Tonnage - 4100 tonnes standard
Speed - 30 knots
Missiles - 32 VLS cells. 8 tubes for RGM-7s.
Guns - 130mm/52 Mk82 light weight gun, x2 25mm Mk79 CIWS
Torpedoes - 2xIII 324mm

Ships in Class

Coleman - sold to Zhentou, 1430
Campbell - sold to Covidra, 1436
Long - sold to Covidra, 1436
Whitney - scrapped, 1436
Fuentes - sold to Zhentou, 1430

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Rozante class destroyer


Rozante as finished, January 1325.

The Rozante class destroyers were a class of eight destroyers of the Libeccian Navy built after the Great War. The Rozante class were laid out as a part of Inner Sea Fleet Program, which the Libeccian Navy aims to obtain control of the majority of The Salcus while producing a fleet with a lower price than a High Sea fleet. The Rozante class were built from October 1324 until February 1326, with 2 ships completed every 4 months.

Displacement - 1100 tonnes standard
Speed - 33 knots
Range - 4500nm at 13 knots
Main battery - 1xII + 1xI ENZ 127mm/45 Mod. 1323
Torpedoes - 2xIII 533mm Donati Mod. 1323

Ships in Class

Rozante - surrendered to Antara, 1347
Tagliana - disappeared during training, 1338
Rometa - sunk in heavy storm, 1341
Londano - sunk in action, 1344
Postrana - sunk in action, 1342
Uggo - sunk by air attack, 1344
Vanzo - sunk by air attack, 1345
Rasma - sunk in action, 1346

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Great stuff!

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Amazing stuff Shig! I've spent the past hour just looking through and reading, and this entire au is quite impressive. Looking forward to see more stuff from you

Thx, glad you like it!

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Rosenberg-class battleship


KSS Rosenberg a year after commissioned.

The Rosenberg Class Battleships were a series of 3 battleships built right after the 10 year Battleship Holiday of the Evinheim Naval Treaty. The Rosenbergs was built to replace the ageing Siegmarian Great War battleships with the Evinheim Naval Treaty in mind. They are equipped with 3, triple 15 inch gun for the main armament. For the secondaries, they are equipped with 10, dual purpose 5 inch gun. They were the most largest battleship in Aemore at the time, later succeeded by another class of Siegmarian battleship.

The first ship of the class, Rosenberg, was laid down in May 1334. She was launched in December 1335 and commissioned in January 1337.

Displacement - 34,707 tonnes standard
Speed - 27 knots
Range - 7100nm at 15 knots
Main battery - 3xIII 381mm/50
Secondary battery - 10x127mm/45
Hull armor - 320mm main belt, 350mm main CT, 150mm secondary CT, 110mm, 60mm and 80mm and armoured deck
Turret armor - 360mm MB face, 305mm barbettes, 200mm MB sides, 350mm barbette

Ships in Class

Rosenberg - Sunk in action, 1347
Königsland - Sunk in action, 1347
Ritterberg - Surrendered to Desnia, 1348

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Excellent edition <3

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Updated Princeton class

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Armoured river gunboats of the World War



The first armoured PGRs were built for the rivers that were connected to Antara's shallow Dendara Sea, where it may once again fight the Pan-Antaran nations. These were lightly armed with a few requisitioned army 12.7mm machine guns and some navy 50mm cannons. Additionally they were armoured enough to defeat anti-tank rifles and some early 37 and 40mm cannons.

With wartime experience, Antara's PGRs gradually got thicker armor and a wider array of heavier weaponry. They served well under army use in on the homefront, but were also used extensively by the navy in the Atia Straight in 1346, and the Augusta Strait in 1347.

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