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The '''''Ruby Scarlett''-class guided missile cruiser''' is a class of four {{wpl|Cruiser#Late 20th century|guided-missile}} {{wpl|Heavy cruiser|heavy cruiser}}s built and owned by the [[Royal Illuverendian Navy]], built as part of the [[Cruiser Fleet Modernisation Program]].
The '''''Ruby Scarlett''-class guided missile cruiser''' is a class of four {{wpl|Cruiser#Late 20th century|guided-missile}} {{wpl|Heavy cruiser|heavy cruiser}}s built and owned by the [[Royal Illuverendian Navy]], built as part of the [[Cruiser Fleet Modernisation Program]].


Like the preceding {{sclass-|Abydos|guided missile cruiser|4}}, the ''Ruby Scarlett'' class comprised '''Phase IV''' of the Cruiser Fleet Modernisation Program. This phase of the program mandated for the introduction of {{cvt|254|mm|in|0|abbr=on}} {{wpl|Naval artillery|naval gun}} calibres as a main battery. It succeeded the program's ''Phase II'' heavy cruiser guns which had a calibre of {{cvt|234|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} and effectively placed the heavy cruisers to be in borderline {{wpl|Battlecruiser|battlecruiser}} territory due to their huge calibre. However, the [[Royal Illuverendian Navy]] insisted to categorise it as a heavy cruiser. Both the ''Abydos'' and ''Ruby Scarlett'' classes were built and designed together by the [[Alliance of Illuverendian Shipyards]], under AIS Illusian Division. A lengthened version of its predecessor, the design team flagrantly violated limitations placed by the Navy in terms of main battery amount- with ''nine'' main guns in contrast to the ''Abydos'' class's ''six''.
Like the preceding {{sclass-|Abydos|guided missile cruiser|4}}, the ''Ruby Scarlett'' class comprised '''Phase IV''' of the Cruiser Fleet Modernisation Program. This phase of the program mandated for the introduction of {{cvt|254|mm|in|0|abbr=on}} {{wpl|Naval artillery|naval gun}} calibres as a main battery. It succeeded the program's ''Phase II'' heavy cruiser guns which had a calibre of {{cvt|234|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} and effectively placed the heavy cruisers to be in borderline {{wpl|Battlecruiser|battlecruiser}} territory due to their huge calibre. However, the [[Royal Illuverendian Navy]] insisted to categorise it as a heavy cruiser.
 
Both the ''Abydos'' and ''Ruby Scarlett'' classes were built and designed together by the [[Alliance of Illuverendian Shipyards]], under AIS Illusian Division. A lengthened version of its predecessor, the design team flagrantly violated limitations placed by the Navy in terms of main battery amount- with ''nine'' main guns in contrast to the ''Abydos'' class's ''six''. The larger dimensions of the class meant that there were greater rooms for {{wpl|Vertical launching system|VLS cells}}, and schematic ''CAG-130/M.944c (r-2)'' was selected for construction. Upon their inception, the ''Ruby Scarlett'' class displaced the under construction {{sclass-|Lycoris II|battleship|4}} of battleships in number of VLS cells onboard, the former having 240 cells in contrast to the latter's 192.
 
== Background ==
{{main|Cruiser Fleet Modernisation Program}}
 
== Design ==
 
== Characteristics ==
== Ships in class ==
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|-
!scope="col" | Ship name
!scope="col" | Hull no.
!scope="col" | Builder
!scope="col" | Ordered
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!scope=row |{{HIvMS|Ruby Scarlett|CAG-130|2}}
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|rowspan=4|[[Alliance of Illuverendian Shipyards]]
|rowspan=2|date ordered 1
|rowspan=2|date laid down 1
|rowspan=4|date launched 1
|rowspan=4|date commissioned 1
|rowspan=4|In service
|-
!scope=row |{{HIvMS|Etna de Sarkaz|CAG-131|2}}
||CAG-131
|-
!scope=row |{{HIvMS|Lucia Bellerose|CAG-132|2}}<br/>(ex-''Thazarus de Imperia'', ''Stella de Allenes'')
||CAG-132
|rowspan=2|date ordered 3
|rowspan=2|date laid down 3
|-
!scope=row |{{HIvMS|Isidore van Santhens|CAG-133|2}}
||CAG-133
|}
=== ''Ruby Scarlett'' ===
{{main|HIvMS Ruby Scarlett (CAG-130)}}
=== ''Etna de Sarkaz'' ===
{{main|HIvMS Etna de Sarkaz (CAG-131)}}
=== ''Lucia Bellerose'' ===
{{main|HIvMS Lucia Bellerose (CAG-132)}}
 
=== ''Isidore van Santhens'' ===
{{main|HIvMS Isidore van Santhens (CAG-133)}}
 
{{Ruby Scarlett class guided missile cruiser}}
[[category:Ruby Scarlett-class guided missile cruisers]]

Latest revision as of 01:26, 25 March 2024

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Ruby Scarlett class
HIvMS Ruby Scarlett.png
Lead ship Ruby Scarlett underway
Class overview
Builders: Alliance of Illuverendian Shipyards
Operators:
Preceded by: Abydos class
Subclasses:
Planned: 4
Completed: 4
Active: 4
General characteristics
Type: Guided-missile heavy cruiser
Displacement: 28,575 t (28,124 long tons)
Length:
  • 256.53 m (841.6 ft) oa
  • 248.47 m (815.2 ft) waterline
Beam: 29 m (95 ft)
Speed: 30.7 kn (56.9 km/h; 35.3 mph)
Armament:

The Ruby Scarlett-class guided missile cruiser is a class of four guided-missile heavy cruisers built and owned by the Royal Illuverendian Navy, built as part of the Cruiser Fleet Modernisation Program.

Like the preceding Abydos class, the Ruby Scarlett class comprised Phase IV of the Cruiser Fleet Modernisation Program. This phase of the program mandated for the introduction of 254 mm (10 in) naval gun calibres as a main battery. It succeeded the program's Phase II heavy cruiser guns which had a calibre of 234 mm (9.2 in) and effectively placed the heavy cruisers to be in borderline battlecruiser territory due to their huge calibre. However, the Royal Illuverendian Navy insisted to categorise it as a heavy cruiser.

Both the Abydos and Ruby Scarlett classes were built and designed together by the Alliance of Illuverendian Shipyards, under AIS Illusian Division. A lengthened version of its predecessor, the design team flagrantly violated limitations placed by the Navy in terms of main battery amount- with nine main guns in contrast to the Abydos class's six. The larger dimensions of the class meant that there were greater rooms for VLS cells, and schematic CAG-130/M.944c (r-2) was selected for construction. Upon their inception, the Ruby Scarlett class displaced the under construction Lycoris II class of battleships in number of VLS cells onboard, the former having 240 cells in contrast to the latter's 192.

Background

Design

Characteristics

Ships in class

Ship data
Ship name Hull no. Builder Ordered Laid down Launched Comm. Status
Ruby Scarlett CAG-130 Alliance of Illuverendian Shipyards date ordered 1 date laid down 1 date launched 1 date commissioned 1 In service
Etna de Sarkaz CAG-131
Lucia Bellerose
(ex-Thazarus de Imperia, Stella de Allenes)
CAG-132 date ordered 3 date laid down 3
Isidore van Santhens CAG-133

Ruby Scarlett

Etna de Sarkaz

Lucia Bellerose

Isidore van Santhens