Shipbucket

I'd ship the SSMs aft of the funnel between the two green lines as between the two structures I intended for there to be a fire break much the same as your original design.

Theoretically you could raise the 1850 slightly to sit in cleaner air like the Type 45 does so as to keep the centreline funnel, which in turn leaves plenty of space for anything you wish to stow both port and starboard instead of having an offset arrangement.

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Third stage:

-The larger fire allows for larger missiles (Isis II) with 0.53m diameter (one with Exocets, other with Isis)
-On the final design I think that Blackbuck will be credited as well for his assistance.
-I am not sure for rest equipment (sat-com definetely, perhaps some kind of TACAN), rail in bridge area etc.
-For propulsion I think twin 6,000hp-7,000hp for low speed and twin 32,000hp for high speeds.

Edited in page 66 one tracked trasporter and in page 29 the Tiger Armoured Car.

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Some FD-scale vehicles:

Heavy Self Propelled Gun Panther Mk.1 (155mm/45cal)

Hellenic Army had received M44 and M52 SPGs in 1960's and later M109A1/A2 were ordered from USA. The M44/M52 rebuilt from Army own factories in 1970's with closed turret and equiped with a new 155mm/33cal barrel plus diesel engine. Although this rebuilt was succesful, it was not adequate enough. A new prototype gun based on M47/M48 hull was developed slowly by the same team of Army Engineers and tested in various exersices of Artillery in 1990's. Production started in 1997, with about 250 units rolled out from production line. New ammuntion were developed in cooperation with Israel and South Africa. Older M109 transferred gradually to Island Defense Forces.



Hellenic Army used atrillery rockets for the first time in 1940, the Thunder I (Κεραυνός) of 102mm diameter. Post war evolution almost doubled range to 15km from 8km, using the impoved engine of naval variant and lighter frame. The Thunder I was phased out in 1980. Its replacement was the II variant, with 127mm diameter and range 20-42km from 1978, followed by the 228km III with 25-60km range in 1990. Latest artillery rocket of Hellenic Army is the 355mm Thunder IV, with range 36-90km. All started their life as sounding rockets back in 1960's, part of Artemis experiments with rocketry. All developed further by Hellenic Space Agency and HDSO to enter service with Army.


The Thunder MBRL series means that HLK does not have RM-70 and the US MRLS.

Very nice.

Seven DeHavilland Canada Dash 7 (4 -150, 3- 151) are in service with Olympic Aviation (the company of Olympic Airlines which operates all prop driven aircraft) for Island Service, replacing the Yak-40EC. OA actually purchased 8 airframes and last was donated through Olympic Foundation to Hellenic Center for Polar Research. Colors are inspired from real Dash 8.

New table with ircraft of Hellenic Coast Guard:

Nice work.

What else my DDG needs?