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{{Infobox ship image
| Ship image= DDH-181_ひゅうが_(12).jpg
| Ship caption= TNS ''Katsuragi'' (HCV-102)
}}
{{Infobox ship class overview
| Builders= UST and Englean Kaiserreich
| Operators=
* {{navy|UST}}
* {{navy|Engleberg}}
| Class before=
| Class after= [[Hinoryu-class helicopter carrier|Hinoryu-class]]
| Subclasses=
| Built range= 2007–present
| In commission range= 2009–present
| Total ships building= 1
| Total ships planned= 3
| Total ships completed= 2
| Total ships cancelled=
| Total ships active= 2
| Total ships laid up=
| Total ships lost=
| Total ships retired=
| Total ships scrapped=
| Total ships preserved=
}}
{{Infobox ship characteristics
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| Header caption=
| Ship type= {{wp|Helicopter carrier}}
| Ship displacement= *13,950 tons empty
*19,000 tons full load
| Ship length= {{convert|197|m|abbr=on}}
| Ship beam= {{convert|33|m|abbr=on}}
| Ship draught=
| Ship draft= {{convert|7|m|abbr=on}}
| Ship propulsion= One [[C1H]] {{wp|nuclear reactor}}
| Ship speed= {{convert|34|kn}}
| Ship range= Unlimited
| Ship complement= 350
| Ship sensors=
*ANCS (advanced naval command system)
*NGMRCS-3 (next generation multi-role combat system)
*YERS-12 air radar
*YERS-56 surface radar
*YERS-83 sonar
| Ship EW=
| Ship armament=
*1 x 16 cell {{wp|Vertical launching system|VLS}}
*4 x [[Sūkikyō]] {{wp|CIWS}}
*2 × triple 325 mm {{wp|torpedo tubes}}
| Ship armour=
| Ship armor=
| Ship aircraft=
*Up to 22 aircraft
| Ship aircraft facilities=
| Ship notes=
}}
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The '''''Shokaku''-class helicopter carrier''' (known as the '''''Teufelberg''-class helicopter carrier''' in the [[Engleberg|Englean Kaiserreich]]) is a class of helicopter carrier built for the [[UST Navy|United States of the Tao Navy]] (USTN) and the [[Kaiserliche-Marine]] (KM). Two of the ships - Shokaku and Katsuragi - have been built. One is currently under construction for the [[Engleberg|Englean Kaiserreich]], Teufelberg.
 
The Shokaku class was followed by the larger Hinoryu (Graf von Kluge) class, the first being commissioned in November 2012.
 
The specifications of the Shokaku class are comparable to light aircraft carriers.
 
During development, Shokaku and Katsuragi were provisionally named "HCV101" and "HCV102" respectively. Being the first and second helicopter carriers in the USTN.
 
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==Development==
The Shokakus are general purpose warfare carriers operating attack helicopters and anti-submarine helicopters. They also have enhanced command-and-control capabilities to serve as flagships. During peacetime, Shokaku and Hinoryu-class ships could operate together to conduct military operations other than war, peacekeeping and relief operations.
 
The ships are armed with a 16-cell VLS capable of launching precise attacks on both air and surface targets. The class also sports the Sūkikyō close-in weapon system for self-defense. They are also equipped with the ANCS command system and NGMRCS-3 fire control with an active electronically scanned array radar system.
 
Depending on the selection and combination of helicopters and planes, the Shokaku class carriers can up to 22 aircraft.
 
==Ships in the class==
{|class="wikitable"
! Pennant no.
!Name
!Laid down
!Launched
!Commissioned
!Homeport
|-
!colspan=9|{{navy|UST}}
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| HCV-101 || [[TNS Shokaku|''Shokaku'']] || 8 March 2007 || 26 June 2008 || 7 November 2009 || [[Firentsu]]
|-
| HCV-102 || [[TNS Katsuragi|''Katsuragi'']] || 12 April 2007 || 15 July 2008 || 1 December 2009 || [[Firentsu]]
|-
!colspan=9|{{navy|Engleberg}}
|-
| FZT(N)-01 || [[SMS Teufelberg|''Teufelberg'']] || 23 May 2019 ||  ||  ||
|-
| FZT(N)-02 || TBA ||  ||  ||  ||
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| FZT(N)-03 || TBA ||  ||  ||  ||
|-
| FZT(N)-04 || TBA ||  ||  ||  ||
|-
|}
 
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Latest revision as of 05:41, 18 March 2019