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МАНИЛА . Правительство выделило в общей сложности 62 миллиарда филиппинских песо на приобретение еще 32 боевых вертолетов S-70i "Black Hawk" польского производства для ВВС и шести морских патрульных кораблей (OPV) для ВМС Филиппин.
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83x13.3x4 м. 22 узла, 3500 морских миль. "Супер рапид" 76 и две "Тайфун" 25 с ПУ "спайк" вероятно. 100 млн. долл. за ед. без вооружения. Дизайн CGI BAE
 
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Немецкий "полицай", 86м. (корвет!) Potsdam-klass, платформа из Клайпеды, молодцы... :)
 
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Japan’s MHI Launches ‘Mikuma’ 「みくま」Fourth FFM Mogami-class Frigate for JMSDF
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Japan’s MHI Launches ‘Mikuma’ 「みくま」Fourth FFM Mogami-class Frigate for JMSDF
10 Dec 2021
Japanese shipbuilder Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) in Nagasaki launched today "Mikuma", the fourth Mogami-class vessel. Also known as FFM, it is a next generation frigate for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF).
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The FFM will be equipped with a wide variety of weapons and systems as listed below.
  • BAE Systems Mk.45 mod.4 5-inch naval gun system ×1
  • Japan Steel Works 12.7mm Remote Weapon System ×2
  • Mk.41 VLS
  • Raytheon SeaRAM ×1
  • MHI Type 17 anti-ship missiles ×8
  • Mitsubishi Electric OPY-2 multifunction Radar
  • Mitsubishi Electric OAX-3EO/IR sensors
  • Hitachi OQQ-11 anti-mine sonar
  • NEC OQQ-25 anti-submarine sonar (VDS/TASS)
  • UUV (OZZ-5 by MHI) and USV (unknown type) for mine counter measures
  • Sea mines for offensive mine warfare
Funding for the installation of Mk. 41 VLS

Initially, the Mogami-class was only “fitted for but not with” (FFBNW) Mk. 41 vertical launch system (VLS). This changed at the end of 2021: According to our Japan-based contributor, Yoshihiro Inaba, In late November, the Japanese Ministry of Defense announced the supplementary budget for FY2021, which included a budget for two VLSs sets for FFM ships. Two FFM frigates will get 16 cells each (allowing for a total of 32 quad-parcked ESSM each). The total supplementary budget is about $6.8 billion, of which about $74 million is for the purchase of the VLS shipsets. Originally, the FFM 9 and 10 specified in the defense budget request for FY2022 included a budget for VLS. Therefore the VLS specified in this supplemental budget is for installation on any of the FFM ships 1 through 8.

You can learn more about the 30FFM class with the in-depth feature we published last year
 
Государственный департамент США принял решение об одобрении возможной реконструкции четырех греческих фрегатов класса MEKO Hydra-Class и сопутствующего оборудования ориентировочной стоимостью 2,5 миллиарда долларов. (в тч. EW -Elta Electronic Warfare с возможностями C-ESM, R-ESM и ECM) вместе с одобр. этого: Государственный департамент США принял решение об одобрении возможной иностранной военной продажи правительству Греции четырех кораблей Multi-Mission Surface Combatant (MMSC) и сопутствующего оборудования. на ориентировочную стоимость 6,9 млрд долларов.
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Latest Details on South Korea’s Arsenal Ship Project
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Latest Details on South Korea’s Arsenal Ship Project
16 Dec 2021

On October 6, the ROK Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) officially announced a plan to develop ‘customized deterrente’ in response to North Korea's growing nuclear...

South Korea’s plans for an Arsenal Ship first emerged in August 2019 at the same time as the light aircraft carrier project (then known as LPX-II project). However, virtually no information on the arsenal ship was published ever since, to the point where its funding was a question mark as CVX took center stage earlier this year. This was until this fall and the JCS announcement.
The ROK JCS explained during the National Assembly’s administrative inspection that it is planning to expedite the introduction of Korean arsenal ships through research and requirement verification, based on serious consideration of the necessity of arsenal ships.
At the National Defense Committee of the National Assembly, the JCS added that “the Korean Armed Forces will publish the ROK-US joint 4D Operational Guidelines and modify its couteractive strategy paper on weapons of mass destruction (WMD).” According to local media, 4D operational concept includes the overall improvement in detecting, destroying, and defending from North Korean nuclear and missile threats.
The Korean military plans to deploy three 5,000 tons arsenal ships by the late 2020s, equipped with over 80 land attack cruise missiles to strike land-based targets as a “sailing missile base”. However, critics of the concept argue that such ships are relatively vulnerable, difficult to defend and easily detectable by the enemy.

Arsenal Ship or SSG(N) ?

The arsenal ship project was abandoned by the US Navy due to its security strategic risk of carrying too many costly missiles in one ship. Despite the precedent of the United States, the ROK Navy has been considering the option of arsenal ships as a strategic asset by dividing the number of missiles that the Korean military already possesses on its soil, and maneuvering at sea as a means of massive retaliation against North Korea. The operational efficiency is still in question as the public sees that missile-loaded submarines (SSG or SSGN) are more strategically efficient and lethal.
 
Государственный департамент США принял решение об одобрении возможной реконструкции четырех греческих фрегатов класса MEKO Hydra-Class и сопутствующего оборудования ориентировочной стоимостью 2,5 миллиарда долларов. (в тч. EW -Elta Electronic Warfare с возможностями C-ESM, R-ESM и ECM) вместе с одобр. этого: Государственный департамент США принял решение об одобрении возможной иностранной военной продажи правительству Греции четырех кораблей Multi-Mission Surface Combatant (MMSC) и сопутствующего оборудования. на ориентировочную стоимость 6,9 млрд долларов.
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Это же всеми призренный Фридом и цена за каждый 1,25 миллиарда?
 
Бюрократия сработала с разрешением, но вроде не актуально уже, хотя если захотят и включат рычаги воздействия на греков (в тч. по базам и арендной плате за корабли, самолётам, броне и тд. и тп.) французов с их "белхаррой" опять кинут) Надо ли это американцам?
 
Согласно информации, опубликованной Far-Maroc 12 января 2021 года, Марокко ведет переговоры с турецкой военно-морской верфью Gölcük о покупке семи быстроходных ударных кораблей класса Kılıç и одного корвета класса Ada. Morocco_in_discussions_with_Turkey_for_seven_fast_attack_crafts.jpg Класс имеет длину 62,4 м, ширину 8,6 м и осадку 2,82 м. Размерность SAAR62 но у турок десяток верфей с персоналом и мы им не конкуренты.
 
Согласно информации, опубликованной Far-Maroc 12 января 2021 года, Марокко ведет переговоры с турецкой военно-морской верфью Gölcük о покупке семи быстроходных ударных кораблей класса Kılıç и одного корвета класса Ada. Посмотреть вложение 178645 Класс имеет длину 62,4 м, ширину 8,6 м и осадку 2,82 м. Размерность SAAR62 но у турок десяток верфей с персоналом и мы им не конкуренты.
Наверное, сюда:


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South Korea’s Plans for a Naval Special Warfare Support Ship
15 Jan 2022
The Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN)’s naval special warfare support ship was envisaged as a small nimble platform that would strengthen special operations capability near the nation’s littorals.
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In 2008, the ROKN requested a fast transport vessel with stealth capabilities that would act as a “mothership” and be able to deploy smaller landing craft for special operations conducted by its Special Warfare Flotilla. The Special Warfare Support Ship and landing craft deployed from it will be designed to complement one another and maximize combat effectiveness.

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Artist impression / conceptual image of South Korea’s Naval Special Warfare Support Ship. The mothership design is obviously a US Navy / Austal EPF and probably just notional. The various texts read (from top to bottom) ROKN special operations ship operational doctrine; Military satellite; Special operations support ship (mothership); Special operations landing craft (deployed from mothership). Image from JoongAng Ilbo.


The design of the ships have not been finalized yet. However, the mothership is expected to resemble existing military transport vessels, such as the Spearhead-class expeditionary fast transport ship in service with the U.S. Navy. In addition, according to local media BizHankook, the transport ship will be equipped with four large gas turbines, similar to the ones on the ROKN’s escort vessels. This would provide the Special Warfare Support Ship with high speed. BizHankook also said that the landing craft will be able to operate both below and above the surface of the water. Images of the “landing craft” concept released by South Korea’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) shows a design closely resembling the “Carrier Seal” swimmer delivery vehicle (SDV) by British company James Fisher and Sons plc (JFD).
Progress on the program accelerated following the North Korean bombardment of Yeonpyeong in 2010. Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) was awarded a contract for the development of the transport ship in 2012. The ROKN plans to award the contract for the landing craft to several other smaller companies. The initial plan was to acquire around eight Special Warfare Support Ships and 50 to 60 landing craft. This plan has been scaled down to 4 “motherships” and 20 landing craft. The estimated cost of development and delivery of these ships is KRW 1.25 trillion (USD 1.05 billion) as of 2021.
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South Korea’s Special Forces landing craft. The design looks very similar to the existing “Carrier Seal” swimmer delivery vehicle (SDV) by British company James Fisher and Sons plc (JFD). DAPA image.

Not everyone supports the program. In fact, it has come to a standstill in the last few months due to opposition. In February 2020, the Korea Institute for Defense Analyses criticized the program for the “financially unfeasible” high cost of the landing craft. Critics point out that financial uncertainty surrounding the landing craft puts the future of the entire program in doubt because the mothership would serve no purpose without the former. As a result, the National Assembly denied KRW 22.7 billion requested by the ROKN for the program in 2021. The situation is unlikely to get better in 2022, with the National Assembly only allocating KRW 66 million (USD 55,299), KRW 1.2 billion (USD 1 million) less than the budget requested by the ROKN.
Local media has predicted that the government will come to a decision on the future of the program soon. It may decide to carry on with the program, look to procure alternatives from abroad, or cancel the program altogether.
 
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