Difference between revisions of "HMS King Caleb I"
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|-Main: 4×3 610mm ETC | |-Main: 4×3 610mm ETC | ||
|-DP: 24 × 155mm ETC | |-DP: 24 × 155mm ETC | ||
|-CIWS: 64 × 30mm | |-CIWS: 64 × 30mm | ||
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|-AAW: 24 × GWLS.66M2, 24 × GWLS.68M3 | |-AAW: 24 × GWLS.66M2, 24 × GWLS.68M3 | ||
|-DP: 104 × GWLS.35M3, 72 × GWLS.58M3, 16 × GWLS.76M2 | |-DP: 104 × GWLS.35M3, 72 × GWLS.58M3, 16 × GWLS.76M2 | ||
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| − | |Deck: 12×3 324mm | + | |-Deck: 12×3 324mm |
| − | Submerged: 6 × 660mm | + | |-Submerged: 6 × 660mm |
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Revision as of 16:28, 7 April 2007
| HMS King Caleb I | |
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| Career | 
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| Nationality | New Britannian Kingdom |
| Owner: | King Caleb I |
| Operated By: | New Britannian Empire |
| Ordered: | 2006 |
| Laid down: | 5 July, 2006 |
| Launched: | 1 January, 2007 |
| Christened: | 1 January, 2007 by King Caleb I of the New Britannian Empire |
| Maiden voyage: | 6 April, 2007 |
| Status: | in service |
| General characteristics | |
| Tonnage: | 70,327 gross tonnes |
| Displacement: | 48,923 (loaded) |
| Length: | 541.86m |
| Beam: | 104m |
| Draft: | 18.64 m |
| Height: | 63.2 m (171 ft 4 in) |
| Power: | 9 x 10,625 kW at 400 rpm |
| Propulsion: | 20 propulsors (14 internal, 6 Azipod) |
| Guns: | |
| Missles: | |
| Torpedoes: | |
| Speed: | 31.5 knots (61 km/h), 20 knots (37 km/h) in reverse |
| Complement: | 4,285 officers and crew |
| Cost: | 10,020,031,600 New Britannian Pounds |
History
The HMS Lady Britannia was launched 1 January, 2007 by order of His Majesty, King Caleb I of New Britannian Empire. It made its maiden voyage around the world on 6 April, 2007 as did the HMS King Caleb I and the HMS New Britannia.
