Shipbucket

Is the current location of my RAM not posibble, like this:



or like this:


I thought it was small....sorry!!!

It's not so much impossible but you have all of you missile systems forward.
If you look at the Bremen class you'll see what I mean. NSSM forward, RAM aft. You'll have better firing angles against most threats with a revised placement compared to what you have now.

then i have 2 mk38 mod 2 aft, which can engage same targets as the ram?

my idea is just the same on the never-built APAR design of the fridjtof nansen and it is armed wITH ram and essm on front....

Mk38 isn't a CIWS in the typical sense. Its main purpose is to engage things like speed boats and other floating lower yield targets. RAM is an anti missile system with secondary anti-aircraft/helicopter capabilities. Hence my preference for my layout.

Ok im already enlightened, updated the ships....thanks blackbuck for teaching me I added a Phalanx Block 2 CIWS near the Mk38 Mod2 as a solution....

Not bad, not bad at all.

Blackbuck wrote:Not bad, not bad at all.

Thanks!!!!

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