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Excellent work.
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Rainmaker wrote:Fantastic work. These vessels have been widely reported to be capable of launching the Popeye Turbo, an indigenous Israeli SLCM which is rumoured to be nuclear-capable. It would be interesting to see this depicted although sources are understandably sketchy at best.
I know, but I do not know how a Popeye turbo SLCM look like, the size or the length of the missile.
Feel free to provide me a drawing and I will add to it.
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#584 Post by heuhen »

darthpanda wrote:
Rainmaker wrote:Fantastic work. These vessels have been widely reported to be capable of launching the Popeye Turbo, an indigenous Israeli SLCM which is rumoured to be nuclear-capable. It would be interesting to see this depicted although sources are understandably sketchy at best.
I know, but I do not know how a Popeye turbo SLCM look like, the size or the length of the missile.
Feel free to provide me a drawing and I will add to it.

Google?
The Popeye Turbo missile is probably similar to if not identical with the Israeli submarine-launced cruise missile carried on the Dolphin-class submarines. The baseline Popeye missile with a range of 45 miles has a diameter of 21 inches, and is nearly 16 feet long. For comparison, the American MK-48 heavy torpedo is 21 inches in diameter, and 19 feet long, while the BGM-109 Tomahawk SLCM is 20.4 inches in diameter and 20.5 feet long [including the booster motor], and the Russian SS-N-21 SLCM is similar in configuration and dimensions to the American Tomahawk.
http://fas.org/nuke/guide/israel/missile/popeye-t.htm


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popeye_(missile)

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#585 Post by wb21 »

That is the crispest-looking sub drawing I've ever seen DP. Image
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heuhen wrote: Image
Isn't that the AGM-84H/K SLAM-ER?
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#587 Post by heuhen »

Judah14 wrote:
heuhen wrote: Image
Isn't that the AGM-84H/K SLAM-ER?
searched for 10 seconds more, and I think this is the missile. picture inside the link.

http://i-hls.com/2013/03/popeye-turbo-c ... apability/


the missile is probably 17 feet long. if we looks at the picture I posted above... anyway we doesn't need to draw it exactly to the size in shipbucket since we always draw missiles bigger than they are... on purpose!
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TR-1700 Santa Cruz Class - Argentina
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#589 Post by darthpanda »

Iride - Italy
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I'm not really sure, is it HMS Iride?
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#590 Post by Naixoterk »

darthpanda wrote:Iride - Italy


I'm not really sure, is it HMS Iride?
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The prefix for Italian ships during the period of existance of the Kingdom of Italy was "RN" which stands for "Regia Nave" (Royal ship).

So it would be RN Iride.

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