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|Operators = {{flagicon|Ossoria}} [[Royal Ossorian Navy]] | |Operators = {{flagicon|Ossoria}} [[Royal Ossorian Navy]] | ||
|Class before = [[Misniúil-class aircraft carrier|''Misniúil''-class]] | |Class before = [[Misniúil-class aircraft carrier|''Misniúil''-class]] | ||
[[Suáilce-class aircraft carrier|''Suáilce''-class]] | |||
|Class after = [[Bríomhar-class aircraft carrier|''Bríomhar''-class]] | |Class after = [[Bríomhar-class aircraft carrier|''Bríomhar''-class]] | ||
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* Hangar: 50 mm | * Hangar: 50 mm | ||
* Bulkhead: 50 mm | * Bulkhead: 50 mm | ||
|Ship aircraft = | |Ship aircraft = 78 | ||
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''' | The '''''Doshásta''-class''' was a class of six aircraft carriers built for [[Royal Ossorian Navy]] starting in 1928. The class comprised of the ships ''Doshásta'', ''Tiomanta'', ''Scanrúil'', ''Treallúsach'', ''Díograiseach'', and ''Dosheachanta''. | ||
== Design == | == Design == | ||
=== General characteristics === | === General characteristics === | ||
The ''Doshásta''-class ships had an overall length of 234 m, a beam of 30 m, and a draught of 9 m. She displaced 32,700 t at standard load. Each of the ship's four sets of geared steam turbines drove one 3-bladed propeller and were powered by 8 three-tube boilers and were rated at 148,000 shaft horsepower. This gave the ''Doshásta''-class a speed of approximately 32 knots. She had a range of approximately 10,000 nautical miles at 16 knots. | The ''Doshásta''-class ships had an overall length of 234 m, a beam of 30 m, and a draught of 9 m. She displaced 32,700 t at standard load. Each of the ship's four sets of geared steam turbines drove one 3-bladed propeller and were powered by 8 three-tube boilers and were rated at 148,000 shaft horsepower. This gave the ''Doshásta''-class a speed of approximately 32 knots. She had a range of approximately 10,000 nautical miles at 16 knots. | ||
=== Flight deck and hangar === | === Flight deck and hangar === | ||
The ''Doshásta''-class ships had a flight deck which was 234 m long. The class was fitted with a two-story enclosed hangar and was outfitted with arrestor gear and a compressed steam catapult. The flight deck and hangar were both armored. Two elevators allowed aircraft to be transferred between the two hangar decks and the flight deck, and were placed at either end of the hangars, outside of the armored box with access through sliding armored doors in the fore and aft bulkheads. The ships' aircraft capacity was 72 aircraft divided into six squadrons plus an additional | The ''Doshásta''-class ships had a flight deck which was 234 m long. The class was fitted with a two-story enclosed hangar and was outfitted with arrestor gear and a compressed steam catapult. The flight deck and hangar were both armored. Two elevators allowed aircraft to be transferred between the two hangar decks and the flight deck, and were placed at either end of the hangars, outside of the armored box with access through sliding armored doors in the fore and aft bulkheads. The ships' aircraft capacity was 72 aircraft divided into six squadrons plus an additional six aircraft. The ships' crew totaled 2,300 officers and ratings. | ||
=== Armament === | === Armament === | ||
Like its predecessors in the ''Misniúil''-class, the ''Doshásta''-class was outfitted with an extremely heavy anti-aircraft battery to compliment its passive armor defenses. To this end, the ''Doshásta''-class ships were fitted with 16 120 mm dual-purpose guns arrayed in twin mounts around the perimeter of the flight deck, with each gun being provided with 150 rounds. The ships were further armed with an anti-aircraft battery of 48 40 mm anti-aircraft guns in quadruple mounts and 40 20 mm anti-aircraft guns in single mounts also positioned around the perimeter of the flight deck. | Like its predecessors in the ''Misniúil''-class, the ''Doshásta''-class was outfitted with an extremely heavy anti-aircraft battery to compliment its passive armor defenses. To this end, the ''Doshásta''-class ships were fitted with 16 120 mm dual-purpose guns arrayed in twin mounts around the perimeter of the flight deck, with each gun being provided with 150 rounds. The ships were further armed with an anti-aircraft battery of 48 40 mm anti-aircraft guns in quadruple mounts and 40 20 mm anti-aircraft guns in single mounts also positioned around the perimeter of the flight deck. | ||
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! Ship | ! Ship | ||
! Translation | ! Translation | ||
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! Builder | ! Builder | ||
! Laid down | ! Laid down | ||
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| ''Doshásta'' | | ''Doshásta'' | ||
| "Insatiable" | | "Insatiable" | ||
| IAC 37 | |||
| HRM Dockyard, Cléire | | HRM Dockyard, Cléire | ||
| 1937 | | 1937 | ||
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| ''Tiomanta'' | | ''Tiomanta'' | ||
| "Dedicated" | | "Dedicated" | ||
| IAC 38 | |||
| HRM Dockyard, Cléire | | HRM Dockyard, Cléire | ||
| 1937 | | 1937 | ||
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| ''Scanrúil'' | | ''Scanrúil'' | ||
| "Formidable" | | "Formidable" | ||
| IAC 39 | |||
| HRM Dockyard, Cléire | | HRM Dockyard, Cléire | ||
| 1937 | | 1937 | ||
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| ''Treallúsach'' | | ''Treallúsach'' | ||
| "Enterprising" | | "Enterprising" | ||
| IAC 40 | |||
| HRM Dockyard, Cléire | | HRM Dockyard, Cléire | ||
| 1938 | | 1938 | ||
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| ''Díograiseach'' | | ''Díograiseach'' | ||
| "Fervent" | | "Fervent" | ||
| IAC 41 | |||
| HRM Dockyard, Cléire | | HRM Dockyard, Cléire | ||
| 1938 | | 1938 | ||
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| '' | | ''Dosheachanta'' | ||
| " | | "Inevitable" | ||
| IAC 42 | |||
| HRM Dockyard, Cléire | | HRM Dockyard, Cléire | ||
| 1938 | | 1938 | ||
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=== Treallúsach === | === Treallúsach === | ||
=== Díograiseach === | === Díograiseach === | ||
=== | === Dosheachanta === | ||
[[Category:Ossoria]] | [[Category:Ossoria]] | ||
[[Category:Ossorian Armed Forces]] | [[Category:Ossorian Armed Forces]] | ||
[[Category:Royal Ossorian Navy]] | [[Category:Royal Ossorian Navy]] |
Latest revision as of 07:49, 23 February 2021
Class overview | |
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Name: | Doshásta-class |
Operators: | Royal Ossorian Navy |
Preceded by: | Suáilce-class |
Succeeded by: | Bríomhar-class |
In commission: | 1940 - 1960 |
Planned: | 6 |
Completed: | 6 |
Retired: | 6 |
General characteristics | |
Type: | Aircraft carrier |
Displacement: | 32,700 t standard |
Length: | 234 meters |
Beam: | 30 meters |
Draught: | 9 meters |
Propulsion: |
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Speed: | 32 kts |
Range: | 10,000 nm at 16 kts |
Complement: | 2,300 |
Sensors and processing systems: |
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Armament: |
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Armor: |
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Aircraft carried: | 78 |
The Doshásta-class was a class of six aircraft carriers built for Royal Ossorian Navy starting in 1928. The class comprised of the ships Doshásta, Tiomanta, Scanrúil, Treallúsach, Díograiseach, and Dosheachanta.
Design
General characteristics
The Doshásta-class ships had an overall length of 234 m, a beam of 30 m, and a draught of 9 m. She displaced 32,700 t at standard load. Each of the ship's four sets of geared steam turbines drove one 3-bladed propeller and were powered by 8 three-tube boilers and were rated at 148,000 shaft horsepower. This gave the Doshásta-class a speed of approximately 32 knots. She had a range of approximately 10,000 nautical miles at 16 knots.
Flight deck and hangar
The Doshásta-class ships had a flight deck which was 234 m long. The class was fitted with a two-story enclosed hangar and was outfitted with arrestor gear and a compressed steam catapult. The flight deck and hangar were both armored. Two elevators allowed aircraft to be transferred between the two hangar decks and the flight deck, and were placed at either end of the hangars, outside of the armored box with access through sliding armored doors in the fore and aft bulkheads. The ships' aircraft capacity was 72 aircraft divided into six squadrons plus an additional six aircraft. The ships' crew totaled 2,300 officers and ratings.
Armament
Like its predecessors in the Misniúil-class, the Doshásta-class was outfitted with an extremely heavy anti-aircraft battery to compliment its passive armor defenses. To this end, the Doshásta-class ships were fitted with 16 120 mm dual-purpose guns arrayed in twin mounts around the perimeter of the flight deck, with each gun being provided with 150 rounds. The ships were further armed with an anti-aircraft battery of 48 40 mm anti-aircraft guns in quadruple mounts and 40 20 mm anti-aircraft guns in single mounts also positioned around the perimeter of the flight deck.
Ships
Ship | Translation | Hull number | Builder | Laid down | Launched | Commissioned | Fate |
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Doshásta | "Insatiable" | IAC 37 | HRM Dockyard, Cléire | 1937 | 1938 | 1940 | |
Tiomanta | "Dedicated" | IAC 38 | HRM Dockyard, Cléire | 1937 | 1938 | 1940 | |
Scanrúil | "Formidable" | IAC 39 | HRM Dockyard, Cléire | 1937 | 1938 | 1940 | |
Treallúsach | "Enterprising" | IAC 40 | HRM Dockyard, Cléire | 1938 | 1939 | 1941 | |
Díograiseach | "Fervent" | IAC 41 | HRM Dockyard, Cléire | 1938 | 1939 | 1941 | |
Dosheachanta | "Inevitable" | IAC 42 | HRM Dockyard, Cléire | 1938 | 1939 | 1941 |