Lemosin-class carrier

Class overview
Builders:	Arsenal de Neons
Operators:	Sieuxerr
Preceded by:	Painlevé-class
Cost:	3,500,000,000
Built:	1989-2013
In service:	1996–present
Planned:	3
Completed:	3
Active:	3
General characteristics
Type:	Fleet carrier
Displacement:	PA100 45,000 t PA101-102 60,000
Length:	PA100 262 m PA101-102 280 m
Beam:	Overall:72.6 m Waterline: 39 m
Draught:	11.43 m
Propulsion:	PA100 2 × 100 MW PWR pressurised water reactors 2 × steam turbines 2 × shafts PA101-102 2 × 200 MW PWR pressurised water reactors 2 × steam turbines 2 × shafts
Speed:	27-30 knots (56 km/h)
Range:	Unlimited distance; 20–25 years
Endurance:	45+ days of food
Complement:	PA100 Ship's Complement 1,350 Air wing: 800 PA101-102 Ship's Complement 1,650 Air wing: 1,000
Armament:	Guns: 4 × 25mm autocannons 4 × 13.2mm machine guns Missiles: 4 × 8 cell SYLVER A-43 VLS 32-128 mix of: COFFIN SR (Quad Packed) COFFIN MR (Quad Packed)
Aircraft carried:	PA100 12 × Rafale N 10 × Rafale M 3 × AS.400E 3 × Heron 2 × AS.365F 2 × AS.332F2 PA101-102 16 × Rafale N 14 × Rafale M 4 × AS.400E 4 × Heron 3 × AS.365F 3 × AS.332F2
Aviation facilities:	2 catapults, 2 lifts

The Lemosin-class carriers (Lemosin being Anglicized as Limousin), are a trio of aircraft carriers that are in service with the Sieuxerrian Navy. The first ship Lemosin was commissioned in 1996 with the successive ships Auvernhe and Picardie being modified into a longer and more capable design. They are the first surface-going nuclear powered warships of the Sieuxerrian Navy in service. Like all Sieuxerrian carriers they are named after provinces in Sieuxerr.

Ships in class

Ship	Hull classification symbol	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned	Status
Lemosin	PA100	1989	1994	1996	Active in service
Auvernhe	PA101	1999	2003	2005	Active in service
Picardie	PA102	2008	2013	2015	Active in service