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| Hull | Advanced semi-planing monohull
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| Length Overall | 118 meters
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| Beam | 17.5 meters
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| Draft | 4.2 meters
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| Full Load Displacement | Approximately 3600 metric tons
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| Top Speed | Greater than 35 knots
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| Propulsion | Combined diesel and gas turbines with steerable water jet propulsion
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| Weapon Systems |
Spy-1F (V) Array Missile Illuminators
(1) 76 MM Otomelara Super Rapid
(32 cells) MK 41 Vertical Launching System
(2) 4-Pack Harpoon 8 Cells
OTS Torpedo Launcher
CIWS
(4) .50 Caliber Guns
SRBOC
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| Features |
Steel semi-planing monohull with aluminum superstructure
Highly maneuverable
Superior survivability
Shallow draft
Maximum sprint speed > 35 kts
Excellent stability at high speeds in high sea states
Maximizes warfighting capability under hostile conditions
Expands number of accessible ports
Reduces safe haven for enemy small craft
Enhances special operations support close to shore
Reduces life cycle costs and increases interoperability with the U.S. Navy
Combat system performance demonstrated by over 3800 missile firings in both test and combat environments
Provides total hemispheric long range air defense, anti-surface, and anti-submarine warfare capabilities
Utilizes Proven U.S. Navy and Lockheed Martin Ship and Combat System designs
Aegis based combat system operational in U.S. and Five Allied Navies
Multi-warfare capability
Significant industry participation
Fully integrated Command & Control system using the latest U.S. Navy open architecture model
Broadens industry capabilities in the maintenance and repair of the SCS
Provides path to full self sufficiency for industry
Maximizes SCS operational performance
Provides opportunity to benefit from future U.S. Navy system upgrades
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