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USNS Arctic (T-AOE-8) alongside the USS Eisenhower after a VERTREP (July 2021, somewhere in the Mediterranean)
GULF OF TADJOURA (Dec. 26, 2021) – U.S. Navy Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadron Ten (MSRON-10), Bravo Company, deployed in support of Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, provides security to the San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock ship USS Portland (LPD-27) during a sustainment and logistics visit to the Port of Djibouti.
Future USS Carl M. Levin (DDG 120) at Bath Iron Works
Flight IIA TI (Technology Insertion) Arleigh Burke class multi-mission destroyer. The TI ships have solid state technology insertions to get the maximum performance from their SPY-1D(V) radars.
She has the Aegis combat management system in the Baseline 9 configuration and is capable of simultaneous air and ballistic missile defence. She is also very capable in anti-surface and land strike warfare and is fully equipped for anti-submarine warfare with a bow mounted sonar, a towed array sonar, and two MH-60R helicopters.
In addition to her main radar she is one of a growing number of Arleigh Burkes to get the SPQ-9 radar for surface search, gunnery, and sea-skimming missile detection and periscope detection. She has the SLQ-32 SEWIP electronic warfare suite and NULKA decoys for soft kill anti-ship missile defence.
She has 96 VLS cells for various types of armament. She will carry SM-2, SM-6 and ESSM missiles for anti-air use (including anti-ship missile defence) and SM-3 missiles for Ballistic Missile Defense. The SM-2 and SM-6 also have a secondary anti-surface capability. She will carry the latest Tomahawk Block V cruise missiles in two models (a) for anti-ship use and (b) for land strike missions. She will carry ship mounted, rocket launched, and helicopter launched torpedoes. For gunnery has a 5 inch main gun, a 20mm Phalanx system for point defence and two 25mm cannons for force protection.
The follow-on Flight III Arleigh Burke destroyers have already started building and will have more capable SPY-6(V)1 radars and Aegis Baseline 10 combat management systems.
USNS Arctic (T-AOE-8) alongside the USS Eisenhower after a VERTREP (July 2021, somewhere in the Mediterranean)
GULF OF TADJOURA (Dec. 26, 2021) – U.S. Navy Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadron Ten (MSRON-10), Bravo Company, deployed in support of Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, provides security to the San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock ship USS Portland (LPD-27) during a sustainment and logistics visit to the Port of Djibouti.
Future USS Carl M. Levin (DDG 120) at Bath Iron Works
Flight IIA TI (Technology Insertion) Arleigh Burke class multi-mission destroyer. The TI ships have solid state technology insertions to get the maximum performance from their SPY-1D(V) radars.
She has the Aegis combat management system in the Baseline 9 configuration and is capable of simultaneous air and ballistic missile defence. She is also very capable in anti-surface and land strike warfare and is fully equipped for anti-submarine warfare with a bow mounted sonar, a towed array sonar, and two MH-60R helicopters.
In addition to her main radar she is one of a growing number of Arleigh Burkes to get the SPQ-9 radar for surface search, gunnery, and sea-skimming missile detection and periscope detection. She has the SLQ-32 SEWIP electronic warfare suite and NULKA decoys for soft kill anti-ship missile defence.
She has 96 VLS cells for various types of armament. She will carry SM-2, SM-6 and ESSM missiles for anti-air use (including anti-ship missile defence) and SM-3 missiles for Ballistic Missile Defense. The SM-2 and SM-6 also have a secondary anti-surface capability. She will carry the latest Tomahawk Block V cruise missiles in two models (a) for anti-ship use and (b) for land strike missions. She will carry ship mounted, rocket launched, and helicopter launched torpedoes. For gunnery has a 5 inch main gun, a 20mm Phalanx system for point defence and two 25mm cannons for force protection.
The follow-on Flight III Arleigh Burke destroyers have already started building and will have more capable SPY-6(V)1 radars and Aegis Baseline 10 combat management systems.
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USS Wisconsin (BB-64) fires its Mark 7 16-inch/50-caliber guns to port during sea trials, Gulf Of Mexico, Aug 30, 1988
USS Hopper DDG-70 a Flight I Arleigh Burke, launched in 1996 and commissioned the following year. She is named after Rear Admiral Grace Hooper.
USS Wisconsin (BB-64) fires its Mark 7 16-inch/50-caliber guns to port during sea trials, Gulf Of Mexico, Aug 30, 1988
USS Hopper DDG-70 a Flight I Arleigh Burke, launched in 1996 and commissioned the following year. She is named after Rear Admiral Grace Hooper.
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USS PHILIPPINE SEA (CV-47) with her flight deck covered in snow off Korea during the Korean War, 15th of November 1950. Visible on the deck are Douglas AD Skyraiders and Vought F4U Corsairs
USS PHILIPPINE SEA (CV-47) with her flight deck covered in snow off Korea during the Korean War, 15th of November 1950. Visible on the deck are Douglas AD Skyraiders and Vought F4U Corsairs
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County class heavy cruiser HMAS Australia as seen from HMS Rodney, late 1940
Note the ship on the right.
She is either Fleet Tender A (the former SS Pakeha, as a dummy battleship disguised to look like HMS Revenge) or Fleet Tender B (previously SS Waimana, replicating HMS Resolution).
County class heavy cruiser HMAS Australia as seen from HMS Rodney, late 1940
Note the ship on the right.
She is either Fleet Tender A (the former SS Pakeha, as a dummy battleship disguised to look like HMS Revenge) or Fleet Tender B (previously SS Waimana, replicating HMS Resolution).
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