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| − | '''Type 642 Phaestos''' is a type of guided missile frigate manufactured by the [[Hellenic Confederation]]'s '''Ellinika Nafpigia''' (Hellenic Shipyards) and '''Elliniki Viomichania Oplon''' (Hellenic Arms Industry). ''See'' [[Arms Manufacturing in the Hellenic Confederation]]. Its current users include the [[Hellenic Confederation]]'s Hellenic Navy and [[Vexia]]'s Imperial Navy, with 16 ships having been manufactured overall and | + | '''Type 642 Phaestos''' is a type of guided missile frigate manufactured by the [[Hellenic Confederation]]'s '''Ellinika Nafpigia''' (Hellenic Shipyards) and '''Elliniki Viomichania Oplon''' (Hellenic Arms Industry). ''See'' [[Arms Manufacturing in the Hellenic Confederation]]. Its current users include the [[Hellenic Confederation]]'s Hellenic Navy and [[Vexia]]'s Imperial Navy, with 16 ships having been manufactured overall and 5 under construction for the naval forces of [[Jannteuvvel]]. This makes Type 642 a ship likely to face each other, since Vexia and Jannteuvvel are on the exact opposite camps in the Baltic Sea region. |
Type 642 Phaestos, named after the famous ruins situated in Crete, have been designed to combat submarines and surface ships and provide defense to task forces and convoys. The ship features a long-deck hull with a relatively high freeboard forward. The stem is raking, minimizing the possibility of damage to the nose bulb by anchors. A relatively small flare of the ship sides in the forward end reduces slamming and sea spray. The ship is fitted with ram-type fin stabilizers, enhancing the sea-keeping qualities, by ensuring an almost three-fold reduction in the roll amplitude. The ship is also provided with shoulder keels. | Type 642 Phaestos, named after the famous ruins situated in Crete, have been designed to combat submarines and surface ships and provide defense to task forces and convoys. The ship features a long-deck hull with a relatively high freeboard forward. The stem is raking, minimizing the possibility of damage to the nose bulb by anchors. A relatively small flare of the ship sides in the forward end reduces slamming and sea spray. The ship is fitted with ram-type fin stabilizers, enhancing the sea-keeping qualities, by ensuring an almost three-fold reduction in the roll amplitude. The ship is also provided with shoulder keels. | ||
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==Ships in Class== | ==Ships in Class== | ||
'''Hellenic Navy''' | '''Hellenic Navy''' | ||
| − | *FFG-650 PKN Phaestos | + | *FFG-650 PKN ''Phaestos'' |
| − | *FFG-651 PKN Helen | + | *FFG-651 PKN ''Helen'' |
| − | *FFG-652 PKN Paris | + | *FFG-652 PKN ''Paris'' |
| − | *FFG-653 PKN Agamemnon | + | *FFG-653 PKN ''Agamemnon'' |
| − | *FFG-654 PKN Menelaos | + | *FFG-654 PKN ''Menelaos'' |
| − | *FFG-655 PKN Dionysos | + | *FFG-655 PKN ''Dionysos'' |
| − | *FFG-656 PKN Odysseas | + | *FFG-656 PKN ''Odysseas'' |
| − | *FFG-657 PKN Odysseas Androutsos | + | *FFG-657 PKN ''Odysseas Androutsos'' |
| − | *FFG-658 PKN Nikitaras | + | *FFG-658 PKN ''Nikitaras'' |
| − | *FFG-659 PKN Oktapous | + | *FFG-659 PKN ''Oktapous'' |
'''Vexian Imperial Navy''' | '''Vexian Imperial Navy''' | ||
| − | *VNS Marelda | + | *VNS ''Marelda'' |
| − | *VNS Bruunhilda | + | *VNS ''Bruunhilda'' |
| − | *VNS Adalwolfa | + | *VNS ''Adalwolfa'' |
| − | *VNS Sirin | + | *VNS ''Sirin'' |
| − | *VNS Zmey | + | *VNS ''Zmey'' |
| − | *VNS Simargl | + | *VNS ''Simargl'' |
'''Jannteuvvel People's Naval Defence Force''' | '''Jannteuvvel People's Naval Defence Force''' | ||
| − | * | + | *JNF ''Mannzhausky'' |
| − | * | + | *JNF ''Félkja'' |
| + | *JNF ''Staalstruum'' | ||
| + | *JNF ''Tärtääman'' | ||
| + | *JNF ''Seig'' | ||
==Variants== | ==Variants== | ||
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*'''642M Phaestos-M''' - Modernised 642 Phaestos. 10 upgraded for the Hellenic Navy. | *'''642M Phaestos-M''' - Modernised 642 Phaestos. 10 upgraded for the Hellenic Navy. | ||
*'''642E Phaestos-E''' - Export version of 642 Phaestos. 6 manufactured for the [[Vexia]]n Imperial Navy. | *'''642E Phaestos-E''' - Export version of 642 Phaestos. 6 manufactured for the [[Vexia]]n Imperial Navy. | ||
| − | *'''642J Phaestos-J''' - Export version of 642 Phaestos, based on Type 642E and customised for use by the [[Jannteuvvel]] People's Naval Defence Force by incorporating featyres of the base Type 642 not present in 642E. | + | *'''642J Phaestos-J''' - Export version of 642 Phaestos, based on Type 642E and customised for use by the [[Jannteuvvel]] People's Naval Defence Force by incorporating featyres of the base Type 642 not present in 642E. 5 under construction. |
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Revision as of 15:00, 21 September 2007
Type 642 Phaestos is a type of guided missile frigate manufactured by the Hellenic Confederation's Ellinika Nafpigia (Hellenic Shipyards) and Elliniki Viomichania Oplon (Hellenic Arms Industry). See Arms Manufacturing in the Hellenic Confederation. Its current users include the Hellenic Confederation's Hellenic Navy and Vexia's Imperial Navy, with 16 ships having been manufactured overall and 5 under construction for the naval forces of Jannteuvvel. This makes Type 642 a ship likely to face each other, since Vexia and Jannteuvvel are on the exact opposite camps in the Baltic Sea region.
Type 642 Phaestos, named after the famous ruins situated in Crete, have been designed to combat submarines and surface ships and provide defense to task forces and convoys. The ship features a long-deck hull with a relatively high freeboard forward. The stem is raking, minimizing the possibility of damage to the nose bulb by anchors. A relatively small flare of the ship sides in the forward end reduces slamming and sea spray. The ship is fitted with ram-type fin stabilizers, enhancing the sea-keeping qualities, by ensuring an almost three-fold reduction in the roll amplitude. The ship is also provided with shoulder keels.
General Characteristics
- Displacement: 3,800 tons standard ,4,400 tons full load
- Length: 129.6 m
- Beam: 15.6
- Draught:5.6 m
- Machinery: COGAG (gas turbines), 110,000 hp
- Speed:30+ knots
- Armament:
- Anti-ship missiles: 16 - SS-N-25 Switchblade (four quad)
- SAM: 8 VLS for SA-N-9
- Guns: 1x 100mm gun, 2 Kashtan CIWS
- Torpedoes: six 533mm tubes mounted in the superstructure for ASW missiles (RPK-2 Viyuga/SS-N-15 Starfish) or Type 53 ASW/ASuW torpedoes
- 1 Ka-27 Helicopter
- Crew: 210
Ships in Class
Hellenic Navy
- FFG-650 PKN Phaestos
- FFG-651 PKN Helen
- FFG-652 PKN Paris
- FFG-653 PKN Agamemnon
- FFG-654 PKN Menelaos
- FFG-655 PKN Dionysos
- FFG-656 PKN Odysseas
- FFG-657 PKN Odysseas Androutsos
- FFG-658 PKN Nikitaras
- FFG-659 PKN Oktapous
Vexian Imperial Navy
- VNS Marelda
- VNS Bruunhilda
- VNS Adalwolfa
- VNS Sirin
- VNS Zmey
- VNS Simargl
Jannteuvvel People's Naval Defence Force
- JNF Mannzhausky
- JNF Félkja
- JNF Staalstruum
- JNF Tärtääman
- JNF Seig
Variants
- 642 Phaestos - Original model, phased out. 10 manufactured for the Hellenic Navy.
- 642M Phaestos-M - Modernised 642 Phaestos. 10 upgraded for the Hellenic Navy.
- 642E Phaestos-E - Export version of 642 Phaestos. 6 manufactured for the Vexian Imperial Navy.
- 642J Phaestos-J - Export version of 642 Phaestos, based on Type 642E and customised for use by the Jannteuvvel People's Naval Defence Force by incorporating featyres of the base Type 642 not present in 642E. 5 under construction.
