USN Systems (02/26/2013)

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Re: USN Systems

#161 Post by acelanceloet »

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and complete with stanflex, top views and missiles.
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Re: USN Systems

#162 Post by erik_t »

Very nice work. However I'm pretty sure the Mk 56 you've shown is the 12-missile version. I can't measure the drawing right now (I'm at work), but the dimensions are:
12-missile LxWxH 366x271x465 cm
32-missile LxWxH 477x417x465 cm
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Re: USN Systems

#163 Post by acelanceloet »

ah, indeed, 12 missile (see the top)
just an typo, will fix. I'll wait a few hours in case somebody comes up with anything else....?
the sizes you named for the 32 missile one fit the mod 2, btw....
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Re: USN Systems

#164 Post by acelanceloet »

and now the final version of the mk 48. fixed the typo and the foot of the mk 56.
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Re: USN Systems

#165 Post by erik_t »

The sizes matching makes some sense, as each Mod 2 cell should be able to dualpack ESSM...
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#166 Post by acelanceloet »

that is true, what I mean is: I have never heard of an 32 cell MK 56, are you sure it exists and if it exists, pics? I might have to draw it then, to complete this sheet :P

it might of course be that it is just the mod 2, with ESSM dualpacked in the standard canisters.
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#167 Post by Thiel »

As far as I'm aware Denmark is the only Mod 3 user and we only use the 12 shot launcher
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#168 Post by Midnightnova »

AN/SPS-67, so far as I know has not been done yet. SHown with both the old (SPS-10 style) and new bar antenna, also in top profile for the bar version.

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#169 Post by erik_t »

That's much improved from what we previously used to represent SPS-67. Nice work.
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Re: USN Systems

#170 Post by WhyMe »

Old Hotchkiss 57mm gun (a.k.a 6-pounder) used in US Navy and later USCG before WW2.
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Update: while I'm at it here's the 5"/51 Mk.13 gun used by USN till the 1920's and by US Coast guard later on.
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