Hedaile-class Large Destroyer

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Hedaile-class Destroyer
Hedaile-class Large Destroyer
Large Destroyer
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Role Escort, Close in bombardment, anti-air, anti-submarine warfare
National Origin Sahr
Production History
Designed
2186 - 2190
Produced
2191 - n/a
Designer Construction Directorate of the Sahren Navy
Unit Cost 605,000(√)
Number Built 4
Service History
In Service
2193 - ongoing
Used By Sahr
Sahren Navy
Vessel Characteristics
Displacement 4852
Length 117.1 m
Beam 13.7 m
Height 27.9 m
Draft 2.9 m

Propulsion 5 × MotorRioga T-14 LFO-electric engines
Operational Range 800 km

Complement 210
Armament x1 IRM-127/91
x2 IRM-76/62
x3 Tulerkek CIWS
12 ASHM in FeaCórdana mounts
24 SAM in FeaCórdana mounts
4 SAM in rail launchers


The Hedaile class Large Destroyer is a group of four destroyers produced by the Sahren Navy. All are named after Communes.
(something about their roles)
something about their equipment
service


Design and Construction

High Admiral Lynæ Samatov's Plan Æ sought to bring gaps Sahren doctrine by calling for both large destroyers and small destroyers which would form a layered defence against submarines and aicraft for carrier and cruiser deployments. By this time the inadequacies of the Sys-class Small Destroyer were well known, and the mistakes would not be repeated on the new design.

Initial specifications demanded only one 127mm main gun and a 76mm secondary in the rear, with and four Tulerkek CIWS while displacing 2.5 times more than the Sys-class. Draft and freeboard were still kept narrow but to allow practical deployment outside the Sea of Aontas the ship was to feature a forecastle raised by a metre. Despite the increased size the design still the space for a vertical launching system. Deck mounted launchers of the early Feadan Ordanas System were considered but ultimately rejected for lack of deck space. Lacking any alternative the missile cells were integrated into the superstructure at a 45 degree angle, which turned out successful enough to be deployed on many succeeding Sahren ships.


Modifications

Production

Ships in class

SN-Hedaile (No.36)
SN-Myrgeasaballey (No.39)
SN-Cnoclæth (No.40)
SN-Capalthæl (No.41)


Service History