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|Ship image=[[File:Motykov class.png|300px]] 
|Ship caption=Motyekkoyu class.
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{{Infobox Ship Class Overview
|Name=''Motyekkoyu'' Class 
|Builders=[[Kyoungcho Group]]
|Operators={{flagicon|DSRA}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian People's Navy]]<br>{{flagicon|Anikatia}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian  Navy]]<br> {{Flagicon|Temuair}} [[Imperial Navy of Temuair]] 
|Class before={{wp|Centaur-class aircraft carrier|Gwokkantya class}}
|Class after=[[Albyekreu class]]
|Subclasses=[http://iiwiki.com/index.php5?title=Motykov_class&action=submit#Specifications Akyannya subclass]<br/>[http://iiwiki.com/index.php5?title=Motykov_class&action=submit#Specifications Byeuksun subclass]<br/>[http://iiwiki.com/index.php5?title=Motykov_class&action=submit#Specifications Swift subclass]
|Cost=$2.76 billion (2012 est.)
|In service range=1979-Present
|Total ships building=
|Total ships completed=11
|Total ships cancelled=
|Total ships active=8
|Total ships laid up=
|Total ships lost=
|Total ships retired=
|Total ships preserved=
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{{Infobox Ship Characteristics
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|Ship type= Aircraft Carrier
|Ship tonnage=
|Ship displacement= 42,500 tons, 62,500 tons full load
|Ship length=282 m (925 ft)
|Ship beam=54 m(177 ft)
|Ship height=
|Ship draught=10 m (33 ft)
|Ship depth=
|Ship hold depth=
|Ship decks=
|Ship deck clearance=
|Ship ramps=
|Ship ice class=
|Ship power=
|Ship propulsion={{wp|Combined diesel or gas|CODOG}}
*4 × [[Bulgakko Heavy Industries|Bulgakko]] G-TM1U-5M gas turbines producing 30,000 kW (40,230 hp) each
*4 × Kyoungcho Tgv DPE 16 cylinder diesel engines producing 4,300 kW (5,766 hp) 
*4 × fixed pitch propellers
|Ship sail plan=
|Ship speed=30 knots (56 km/h)
|Ship range=25,000 km at 18 knots (33 km/h)
|Ship endurance=
|Ship test depth=
|Ship boats=
|Ship capacity=
|Ship troops=
|Ship complement=
|Ship crew=3,400-3,800 including air wing
|Ship time to activate=
|Ship sensors= 
* TOPVIEW-B S/X-band multifunction AESA radar
* FARSIGHT L-band volume search radar
* LPI Navigation radar
* CCS MK II communication complex and Link II tactical data system
* 3D Air Search Radar
* ESM/ECM Suite
|Ship Countermeasures=
* TK-25E-5 EW suite,
|Ship armament=
* 8 x {{wp|P-700 Granit|SV-070M Gyrnta}} anti-ship missiles
* 6 x {{wp|Kashtan CIWS|Kshytani}} CIWS (32 missiles each)
* 12 x {{wp|AK-630|SQ-130M2}} 30 mm CIWS (32 missiles each)
* 24 x 8-cell {{wp|Tor missile system|SQ-034MK Toryu-K}} (192 missiles; 1 missile per 3 seconds)
|Ship armour= steel shrapnel sheets, kevlar spall liners
|Ship armor=
|Ship aircraft= 50 x ([[Aymovski Ay-04|Ay-04]], [[Aymovski Ay-05|Ay-05]], [[Myotlev and Lukov MyL-23|MyL-23]], [[Tsvyk Tsk-14|Chk-14]], [[Tsvyk Tsk-18|Chk-18]], [[Ivanenko Iv-62|Tu-62]],) 

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|}

The '''''Motyekkoyu-class''''' ([[Anikatian language|Anikatian]]: 뫁옠오유) is the main aircraft carrier of the [[Anikatian Navy Forces]]. It was conceived and designed in the 1960s as a replacement for the {{wp|Centaur-class aircraft carrier|Gwokkantya}} light carriers which was the flagship of the newly independent Anikatian state. This was the nation's first attempt at building an aircraft carrier. while considered a small carrier by international standards it was still far larger than the carriers it replaced
. It did not follow the traditional standards instead follows a mixed cruiser carrier design. Following the collapse of the socialist regime this carrier design has been successfully exported through the Anikatian International Trade and Export Corporation (ANKITEC). 

==History and development==
The new [[DSRA]] People's Navy lacked a substantial naval aviation force, instead relying on outdated and rapidly ageing {{wp|Centaur-class aircraft carrier|Gwokkantya}} light carriers, acquired during the [[Great Eastern War (Pardes)|Great Eastern War]]. After the end of the civil war the new naval command objectives required the development of a full-fledged aircraft carrier to expand and vastly improve the navy's operational force projection. Initially, the new design was envisaged as a low cost multirole 50,000-60,000 tons conventionally powered aircraft carrier. The first new naval aircraft carrying ships of the [[DSRA]] was the [[Taesun-class]] helicopter carrier. Even during its construction, work began on the new  project for the development of a universal aircraft carrier. 

In response to the requirements set out by the there were several arrangements considered. Including a smaller VTOL aircraft and rotorcraft layout, a significantly larger design with a traditional fixed wing layout with a nuclear power plant. Ultimately a smaller, cheaper and less risky conventional powered design with a traditional fixed wing layout was chosen for production. While the design was set up much like a conventional aircraft carrier with an air deck on the port side and aft and superstructure shifted to starboard it was however far more heavily armed than the Western equivalent designs. The construction of ships of this size, while adapting to modern naval aviation, involved overcoming an unprecedented number of challenges for [[Anikatia]]n shipbuilding. The technical project was approved by the [[DSRA]] Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Shipping and other organisations. 

The ships were initially constructed in the shipyard of [[Seoeunju]], [[Ulsanghae]], While a new shipyard was constructed in [[Anjul]], [[Akyannya]]  this allowed for concurrent production from Akyannya subclass onwards. The manufacturing process was completed via prefabricated sections, a technology which sped up the construction process. The Keel for the construction of the first ship of the series, which was given the name "Motyekkoyu" (뫁옠오유) put on July 1972. The vessel was launched in April 1977, Before being entering service, Motyekkoyu passed acceptance tests and naval trials. It was during this time that it the first [[Aymovski Ay-04|Ay-04]] fighter aircraft were tested on the ship, it was demonstrated to the Minister of Defence and other high officials. The ship completed the first stage of tests and was taken by the state committee on December 1979, it entered service with Anikatian People's Navy, although some further adjustments and minor improvements had to be made before the vessel was accepted by the navy. However, over it's long service life numerous redesigns, upgrades and further development changes were implemented. They formed the bulk of the [[DSRA]]'s ocean-going force projection until the larger [[Albyekreu class]] aircraft carriers were built.

==Evolution==
The Motyekkoyu and second of her class Pyongtya were fitted with a steam turbine system which generated 130,000 kW (174,334 hp). However following the new governments review of the vessel. Numerous changes were implemented and led to the new Akyannya subclass, these featured an updated and increased armaments, improved and more powerful steam turbines generated 134,000 kW (179,697 hp) which allowed the vessel to reach flank speeds of 31 knots (57 km/h). While the designs of the final seven ships (beginning with ANV Byeuksun) are slightly different from those of the earlier ships, the Anikatian Navy considers all the carriers as a single class. These later vessels of the Byeuksun subclass feature noteworthy technological advances. Changes from the previous Motyekkoyu design include: {{wp|Combined diesel or gas|CODOG}} propulsion, all-electric auxiliaries, an advanced machinery control system including throttle control from the bridge, water mist fire protection systems. It is suspected that at least one vessel may have been outfitted with a nuclear reactor for trials to provide data that would feed into the development of the full size nuclear [[Albyekreu class]] aircraft carriers then underdevelopment. During refits and modernisation earlier vessels were brought up to the armament standards of the Byeuksun subclass. which has further  modernisation the carriers by removal of the {{wp|P-700 Granit|SV-070M Gyrnta}} anti-ship missiles, to provide greater hangar and fuel storage space along with update of the {{wp|Tor missile system|SQ-034MK Toryu-K}} SAM system and {{wp|AK-630|SQ-130M2}} 30mm CIWS.

==Air Wing==
Operating as the main stray of the naval aircraft projection power it has operated a large number of aircraft in its service life, the main tactical aircrafts flown by the Motyekkoyu carriers were [[Aymovski Ay-04|Ay-04]] variable sweep wing fighter-bombers, [[Aymovski Ay-05|Ay-05]] multirole fighters, most recently the [[Aymovski Ay-105|Ay-105]] stealth fighters. [[Myotlev and Lukov MyL-23|MyL-23]] heavy multirole interceptors initially thought too heavy to operate from the carrier have achieve success in testing. Helicopters, VTOL and auxiliary aircraft operated on the Motyekkoyu consist of Tsk-14 multirole medium helicopters, Tsk-18 VTOL for logistics; transports and [[Ivanenko Iv-62|IV-62EW]] is used for airborne early warning.

===Typical Carrier Air Wing===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Aircraft Class !! Motyekkoyu-class 1979!! Motyekkoyu-class 1990s 
|-
| {{wp|Interceptor aircraft|Interceptor}}|| 12 x [[Aymovski Ay-04|Ay-04K]] || N/A 
|-
| {{wp|Trainer (aircraft)|Military trainer}}|| 4 x [[Aymovski Ay-04|Ay-04UBK]] || 4 x [[Aymovski Ay-05|Ay-05K-UBT]] 
|-
| {{wp|Multirole combat aircraft|Multirole}} || N/A || 12 x [[Aymovski Ay-05|Ay-05K-SMT]] 
|-
| {{wp|Strike fighter|Strike}} || 12 x [[Aymovski Ay-04|Ay-04BK]] || 12 x [[Aymovski Ay-04|Ay-04MBK]] 
|-
| {{wp|Airborne early warning and control|AWAC}} || 4 x [[Tubong Tu-62|Tu-62EW1]] ||4 x [[Tubong Tu-62|Tu-62EW3]] 
|-
| {{wp|Electronic-warfare aircraft|Electronic-warfare}} || N/A ||4 x [[Aymovski Ay-04|Ay-04EKM]] 
|-
| {{wp|Anti-submarine warfare}}|| 14 x [[Changgok Chk-14|Chk-14AS]] || 11 x [[Changgok Chk-14|Chk-14ASU]] 
|-
| {{wp|Utility helicopter|Multipurpose}} || 2 x [[Changgok Chk-14|Chk-14T]] || 2 x [[Changgok Chk-14|Chk-14TM]] 
|-
| {{wp|Transport aircraft}} || 2 x [[Tubong Tu-64|Tu-64]] || 1 x [[Tubong Tu-64|Tu-64]] 
|}

===Specifications===
{| class="wikitable"
! ||Motyekkoyu subclass||Akyannya subclass||Byeuksun subclass
|-
|Displacement||62,000 tons||62,000 tons||62,500 tons
|-
|Dimensions||282 m (925 ft) (length)<br>54 m(177 ft) (beam)<br>10 m (33 ft) (draught) ||282 m (925 ft) (length)<br>54 m(177 ft) (beam)<br>10 m (33 ft) (draught)||282 m (925 ft) (length)<br>54 m (177 ft) (beam)<br>10 m (33 ft)(draught)
|-
|Armament||8 x {{wp|P-700 Granit|SV-070 Gyrnta}} SSM<br>2 x {{wp|9K33 Osa|SQ-330K Ocko-K}} (40 missiles)<br>2 x {{wp|M-11 Shtorm|SQ-011 Mhiytor}} (72 missiles)<br>14 x {{wp|AK-630|SQ-130}} 30 mm CIWS||8 x {{wp|P-700 Granit|SV-070M Gyrnta}} SSM<br>18 x 8-cell {{wp|Tor missile system|SQ-034K Toryu-K}} (192 missiles; 1 missile per 3 seconds)<br>2 x {{wp|M-11 Shtorm|SQ-011 Mhiytor}} (72 missiles)<br>14 x {{wp|AK-630|SQ-130M}} 30 mm CIWS||24 x 8-cell {{wp|Tor missile system|SQ-034K Toryu-K}} (192 missiles; 1 missile per 3 seconds)<br>8 x {{wp|Kashtan CIWS|Kshytani}} CIWS (32 missiles each)<br>12 x {{wp|AK-630|SQ-130M2}} 30 mm CIWS
|-
|Propulsion||8 x Kyoungcho turbopressurized boilers<br>4 x [[Bulgakko Heavy Industries|Bulgakko]] P-SM1A steam turbines<br>Combined total 130,000 kW (174,334 hp)||8 x Kyoungcho turbopressurized boilers<br>4 x [[Bulgakko Heavy Industries|Bulgakko]] P-SM1-200B steam turbines<br>Combined total 134,000 kW (179,697 hp)||4 × [[Bulgakko Heavy Industries|Bulgakko]] G-TM1U-5M gas turbines producing 30,000 kW (40,230 hp) each<br>4 × Kyoungcho Tgv DPE 16 cylinder diesel engines producing 4,300 kW (5,766 hp)each<br>Combined total 137,200 kW (183,988 hp)
|-
|Speed||30 knots (56 km/h)||31 knots (57 km/h)||30 knots (56 km/h)
|}

==Exports==
While this type was exported in limited numbers during the period of the [[DSRA]], it was only provided to the closest most trusted allies of the regime. Since its collapse of the [[DSRA]] in 2001 and subsequent opening of its markets along with the creation of Anikatian International Trade and Export Corporation (ANKITEC), it has once again been an export product. 

===Temuair===
A 2014 review indicated that ''Kystia'' was surplus to operational requirements and she was offered to the [[Imperial Navy of Temuair]]. In 2015, ''Kystia'' took part in a combined exercise with the [[Imperial Navy of Temuair]], during which the carrier was visited by senior [[Imperial Navy of Temuair]] officers and Anikatian government officials, while [[Temuair]] Ay-05 Fragors practised landings on the carrier. The offer was made to sell  ''Kystia'' and a squadron of Ay-05NGs to [[Temuair]]. However, instead of being decommissioned, the carrier was immediately transferred to the [[Imperial Navy of Temuair]] where she continues to serve as ''Ceannlaidir'', the only aircraft carrier currently serving in [[Temuair]].

==Ships in class==
{|class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#efefef"
! Navy
! Name
! Laid down
! Launched
! Commissioned
! Status
|-
!colspan=7|''Motyekkoyu'' subclass
|-
|{{flagicon|Anikatian Naval Force}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian Navy]]
|''Motyekkoyu''
|July 1972 
|April 1977
|December 1979
|Retired in 2001. Repaired, recomissioned in 2010, in service as of 2015.
|-
|{{flagicon|Anikatian Naval Force}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian Navy]]
|''Pyongtya''
|October 1980 
|August 1982
|September 1983
|In the repair and modernization and is planned to return to service in 2016. 
|-
!colspan=7|''Akyannya'' subclass
|-
|{{flagicon|Anikatian Naval Force}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian Navy]]
|''Akyannya''
|November 1980 
|December 1982
|September 1984
|Will be undergoing modernisation and overhaul from 2013 and is planned back in service in 2017.
|-
|{{flagicon|Anikatian Naval Force}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian Navy]]
|''Daesuyojin''
|July 1981 
|August 1983
|September 1985
|Currently it is listed as under reduced manning since 2002. Operating with a caretaker crew at reduced readiness.
|-
|{{flagicon|Anikatian Naval Force}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian Navy]]
|''Eunchuol''
|July 1981 
|September 1983
|September 1986
|Undergoing refit and repair after fire in 2014 December. It will be planned back in service by late 2015.
|-
|{{flagicon|Anikatian Naval Force}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian Navy]] (1987–2015)<br />{{flagicon image|7xUSIIJ3.png|25px}} [[Imperial Navy of Temuair|Temuair Imperial Navy]] (2015–Present)
|''Kystia''<br /> ''Ceannlaidir''
|September 1983 
|December 1985
|September 1987
|Sold to [[Imperial Navy of Temuair]] as ANV Ceannlaidir, January 2015.
|-
|{{flagicon|Anikatian Naval Force}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian Navy]]
|''Antiytia''
|May 1982 
|January 1986
|September 1988
|Currently it is listed as under reduced manning since 2002. Operating with a caretaker crew at reduced readiness.
|-
|{{flagicon|Anikatian Naval Force}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian Navy]]
|''Ulryak''
|June 1982 
|September 1987
|December 1989
|Active in service
|-
!colspan=7|''Byeuksun'' subclass
|-
|{{flagicon|Anikatian Naval Force}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian Navy]]
|''Byeuksun''
|May 1983 
|December 1988
|April 1990
|Active in service
|-
|{{flagicon|Anikatian Naval Force}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian Navy]]
|''Buchyeon''
|December 1986 
|February 1991
|July 1993
|Active in service
|-
|{{flagicon|Anikatian Naval Force}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian Navy]]
|''Jaekwonju''
|September 1987 
|December 1994
|March 1996
|Active in service
|-
|}

==See also==
* [[Anikatian Navy Forces|List of active Anikatian Navy ships]]
* [[Albyekreu class]]

[[Category:Anikatian Navy]]
[[Category:Ships]]
[[Category:Anikatia]]
[[Category:Naval Vessels in Pardes]]
[[Category:Military of Anikatia]]
[[Category:Weapon Systems in Pardes]]