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+ | The ''' Flejjer-Class'' Destroyer is a Laythian Destroyer originally designed produced at the Laythi National Dockyards, now owned by [[Coastal Consolidated Shipping Co|CCSC]]. The design includes an all or nothing armor scheme, and is said to be relatively hardy for its era. |
==Design== |
==Design== |
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Flejjer-Class Destroyer
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| Role | Destroyer | ||||
| National Origin | Zokesia | ||||
| Production History | |||||
| Produced | |||||
| 2202 (Planned) - ongoing | |||||
| Designer | Laythi National Dockyards | ||||
| Number Built | Unknown | ||||
| Service History | |||||
| Used By | Fortis [[]] | ||||
| Vessel Characteristics | |||||
| Displacement | 2,189 Tons | ||||
| Length | 74.7 m | ||||
| Beam | 8.4m m | ||||
| Height | 16.2 m | ||||
| Propulsion | x2 Laythiwork-Gage Steam Turbine | ||||
| Complement | ( officers, enlisted) | ||||
| Sensors and Processing Systems | Passive and Acoustic Sonar, Tracking Radar | ||||
| Armament | x5 5in Gun x2 Triple Tube Torpedo Launcer x8 Crewed Double M2 Browning |
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The ' Flejjer-Class Destroyer is a Laythian Destroyer originally designed produced at the Laythi National Dockyards, now owned by CCSC. The design includes an all or nothing armor scheme, and is said to be relatively hardy for its era.
Design