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| Ship image= DDG-176_Choukai.jpg
| Ship image= DDG-176_Choukai.jpg
| Ship caption= TNS Ōkami (DDV-125) in 2017
| Ship caption= TNS Ōkami (DDV-101) in 2017
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{{Infobox ship class overview
{{Infobox ship class overview
| Builders= [[Yotota Motor Group|Yotota Shipbuilding Co.]]
| Builders= [[Yotota Motor Group|Yotota Shipbuilding Co.]]
| Operators= {{navy|UST}} {{navy|Engleberg}}
| Operators=  
*{{navy|UST}}
*{{navy|Taoist Empire}}
*{{navy|Engleberg}}
| Class before=
| Class before=
| Class after= *[[Sūkikyō-class destroyer|Sūkikyō-class]] (UST)  
| Class after= *[[Koara-class destroyer|Koara-class]] (UST)  
*[[Hurrikan IV-class destroyer|Hurrikan IV-class]] (Englean Kaiserreich)
*[[Hurrikan IV-class destroyer|Hurrikan IV-class]] (Englean Kaiserreich)
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The '''''Ōkami''-class guided missile destroyer''', known to the Engleans as the '''''Hurrikan IV''-class guided missile destroyer''', is a class {{wp|destroyer|guided missile destroyers}} constructed for the [[UST Navy|United States of the Tao Navy]] and the [[Kaiserliche-Marine]]. The class serves as a pillar of the modern USTN and KM fleets. Constructed mainly in the 1990s, these ships were largely considered to be revolutionary for their time, and many experts consider them comparable to many of the ships other nations are producing today.
The '''''Ōkami''-class guided missile destroyer''', known to the Engleans as the '''''Hurrikan III''-class guided missile destroyer''', is a class of {{wp|destroyer|guided missile destroyers}} constructed for the [[UST Navy|United States of the Tao Navy]] and the [[Kaiserliche-Marine]]. The Ōkami class is currently operated by the [[Imperial Taoist Navy]] (ITN), and the [[Kaiserliche-Marine]] (KM). The class serves as a pillar of the modern ITN and KM fleets. Constructed mainly in the 1990s, these ships were largely considered to be revolutionary for their time, and many experts consider them comparable to many of the ships other nations are producing today.


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==Development==
==Development==
In 1983 the UST was preparing and planning the process of a major fleet overhaul. One of the largest projects which needed to be looked into was the next generation of destroyers. It is unknown exactly when the Engleans got involved, but during the process, large portions of the next generation ship design program became a collaborative effort between the [[UST]] and the [[Engleberg|Englean Kaiserreich]].
In 1983 the UST was preparing and planning the process of a major fleet overhaul. One of the largest projects which needed to be looked into was the next generation of destroyers. It is unknown exactly when the Engleans got involved, but during the process, large portions of the next-generation ship design program became a collaborative effort between the [[UST]] and the [[Engleberg|Englean Kaiserreich]].


Kongō-class destroyers are powered by four [[Yotota Motor Group|Yotota Heavy Industries]] {{wp|gas turbine}}s giving them a top speed of 30 knots (56 km/h; 35 mph).
Ōkami-class destroyers are powered by four [[Yotota Motor Group|Yotota Heavy Industries]] {{wp|gas turbine}}s giving them a top speed of 30 knots (56 km/h; 35 mph).


==Ships of the class==
==Ships of the class==
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!Homeport
!Homeport
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| DDV-125 || [[TNS Ōkami|''Ōkami'']] || 2 February 2003 || 9 June 2004 || 27 November 2005  || [[Aoba]]
!colspan=9|{{navy|Taoist Empire}}
|-
|-
| DDV-126 || [[TNS Dingo|''Dingo'']] || 9 April 2003 || 23 August 2004 || 3 January 2006 || [[Neshito]]
| DDV-101 || [[TNS Ōkami|''Ōkami'']] || 15 February 1990 || 28 June 1991 || 26 November 1992  || [[Kachi]]
|-
|-
| DDV-127 || [[TNS Kurupe|''Kurupe'']] || 16 June 2003 || 30 October 2004 || 2 March 2006 || [[Dajime]]
| DDV-102 || [[TNS Dingo|''Dingo'']] || 24 June 1990 || 30 October 1991 || 29 March 1993 || [[Kachi]]
|-
|-
| DDV-128 || [[TNS D ana|''D ana'']] || 13 August 2003 || 16 December 2004 || 12 May 2006 || [[Dajime]]
| DDV-103 || [[TNS Kurupe|''Kurupe'']] || 18 January 1991 || 12 May 1992 || 12 October 1993 || [[Firentsu]]
|-
| DDV-104 || [[TNS D ana|''D ana'']] || 2 May 1991 || 17 September 1992 || 1 February 1994 || [[Firentsu]]
|-
|-
!colspan=9|{{navy|Engleberg}}
!colspan=9|{{navy|Engleberg}}
|-
| Z-450 || [[SMS Hurrikan III|''Hurrikan III'']] || 27 January 1991 || 30 May 1992 || 29 December 1993  || [[Kreil]]
|-
| Z-451 || [[SMS Passat|''Passat'']] || 10 June 1991 || 20 November 1992 || 30 May 1993 || [[Kreil]]
|-
| Z-452 || [[SMS GZ-145|''GZ-145'']] || 21 March 1993 || 30 August 1994 || 4 May 1995 || [[Seestadt am Main]]
|-
| Z-453 || [[SMS Aberhavn|''Aberhavn'']] || 2 May 1995 || 20 October 1996 || 30 March 1997 || [[Friedrichshafen]]
|-
| Z-454 || [[SMS Franz Passmann|''Franz Passmann'']] || 19 January 1999 || 25 May 2000 || 28 November 2001 || [[Friedrichshafen]]
|-
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{{Englean Topics}}
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[[Category:Engleberg]]
[[Category:Active naval ships of the UST]]
[[Category:Yellow-Class Sunalaya articles]]

Latest revision as of 19:03, 23 May 2020

DDG-176 Choukai.jpg
TNS Ōkami (DDV-101) in 2017
Class overview
Builders: Yotota Shipbuilding Co.
Operators:
Succeeded by:
Built: 1990–
In commission: 1992–present
General characteristics
Type: Guided missile destroyer
Displacement:
  • 7,500 tons normal
  • 9,500 tons full load
Length: 161 m (528 ft)
Beam: 21 m (69 ft)
Draft: 6.2 m (20 ft)
Propulsion: 4 x Yotota Heavy Industries gas turbines
Speed: 30 knots (56 km/h; 35 mph)
Complement: 300 enlisted and officers
Armament:
  • 1 × 5 inch (127mm/Y22) naval gun
  • 2 × Missile canister up to 8 Type 95 (ship to ship missile)
  • 2 x Sūkikyō CIWS
  • 2 × triple 325mm torpedo tubes
  • 1 x 90-cell VLS (anti ship, air, and submarine)
Aircraft carried: Up to 1 helicopter
Aviation facilities: No hangar flight deck only

The Ōkami-class guided missile destroyer, known to the Engleans as the Hurrikan III-class guided missile destroyer, is a class of guided missile destroyers constructed for the United States of the Tao Navy and the Kaiserliche-Marine. The Ōkami class is currently operated by the Imperial Taoist Navy (ITN), and the Kaiserliche-Marine (KM). The class serves as a pillar of the modern ITN and KM fleets. Constructed mainly in the 1990s, these ships were largely considered to be revolutionary for their time, and many experts consider them comparable to many of the ships other nations are producing today.

Development

In 1983 the UST was preparing and planning the process of a major fleet overhaul. One of the largest projects which needed to be looked into was the next generation of destroyers. It is unknown exactly when the Engleans got involved, but during the process, large portions of the next-generation ship design program became a collaborative effort between the UST and the Englean Kaiserreich.

Ōkami-class destroyers are powered by four Yotota Heavy Industries gas turbines giving them a top speed of 30 knots (56 km/h; 35 mph).

Ships of the class

Pennant no. Name Laid down Launched Commissioned Homeport
 Imperial Taoist Navy
DDV-101 Ōkami 15 February 1990 28 June 1991 26 November 1992 Kachi
DDV-102 Dingo 24 June 1990 30 October 1991 29 March 1993 Kachi
DDV-103 Kurupe 18 January 1991 12 May 1992 12 October 1993 Firentsu
DDV-104 D ana 2 May 1991 17 September 1992 1 February 1994 Firentsu
 Kaiserliche-Marine
Z-450 Hurrikan III 27 January 1991 30 May 1992 29 December 1993 Kreil
Z-451 Passat 10 June 1991 20 November 1992 30 May 1993 Kreil
Z-452 GZ-145 21 March 1993 30 August 1994 4 May 1995 Seestadt am Main
Z-453 Aberhavn 2 May 1995 20 October 1996 30 March 1997 Friedrichshafen
Z-454 Franz Passmann 19 January 1999 25 May 2000 28 November 2001 Friedrichshafen
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