USN Systems (02/26/2013)

[TimothyC]

USN Weapons Sheets

Post World War II



World War II and Pre-War



Change Log for Version 1.8:

• 20 and 40mm guns updated.

Change Log for Version 1.7:

• Talos Length Corrected - this will be an easy update to push forward to the ships as there were only a total of 3 classes and 7 ships that had the system

Change Log for Version 1.6:

• Updated Mk 4 GMLS
• Updated Mk 10 GMLS
• Updated Mk 11 GMLS
• Updated Mk 13 GMLS
• Updated Mk 22 GMLS
• Updated Mk 41 GMLS
• Updated Mk 48 GMLS
• Updated Mk 56 GMLS
• Updated Guidance units from Colo
• Updated 8"/55 Mk 16
• Updated 5"/54 Mk 42
• Updated 3"/70 Mk 37
• Updated WM-series Egg
• Did other things I might have forgotten.

Change Log for Version 1.5.D:

• Fixed 5"/38 twin
• Fixed Color on WM-20
• Updated Mk-95 with new, shorter version of new drawing. This is still tentative.

Change Log for Version 1.5.B:

• Fixed one of the ABL angled views
• New Mk-141 (thanks Miho and Golly!)
• Minor Color and Shading glitches on the SM-1MR (RIM-66)

Change Log for Version 1.5:

• New RIM-116 RAM Blocks 1 and 2
• WM-XX Egg updated (See To Do)
• Mk-15 Mod SeaRAM Mount updated to match current Phalanx mounts.

Change Log for Version 1.4:

• Fixed Mk-29 GMLS (But existed after last update).
• Updated Mk-45 Mod 0-3 Gun (Color corrected).

USN Radar Sheet









USN Boat Sheet
(Maintained by WhyMe)



To Do:

• Indeterminate:
  • RHIBs

Change Log for Version 1.1:

• Added
  1. Plane Servicing Boats
  2. Motor Whaleboats
  3. Workboats

Change Log for Version 1.0:

• Sheet Added to first post

[erik_t]

Pleasing. I have more work to do on it, and revised parts to include. That will come shortly.

[TimothyC]

Hm. That's not the fully edited one, that's the one where I fixed TALOS. I can't find the fully edited one.

[Colosseum]

Very nice.

Stickied for future reference.

[Navybrat85]

Ah question...Is the Mk. 16 5"/54 a single or dual mount?

[Blackbuck]

Click me Twin I think. Though don't beat me if they aren't.

[Navybrat85]

According to the link it depends on weather it's on a Mk. 39 or Mk. 41 mount, I guess. might be useful to know later on...

[erik_t]

The Mk 16 shown is a single mount; the twin never entered service on any ship in any navy and indeed the design of the mount may never have been fully defined.

[Atomsk]

The 6"/47 and 8"/55RF both used Mk 34 directors, as did earlier 8" mounts. Here's the fwd. director on USS Salem, on the right of the picture:



The Mk 7 and 8 16" mounts all used Mk 38 directors, as shown on the right, in this picture of USS Washington:

[erik_t]

I know, but thanks. As I said, there's a lot of revision to be done.