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The '''''Orca-class submarine''''' is a class of conventionally powered multipurpose {{wp|attack submarine|attack}} and {{wp|ballistic missile submarine|ballistic}} missile submarines in service of the [[Daoan Congressional Republic Navy]] built by [[Khuat Shipyards]] and [[Bao Marine]]. The Orca-class was built upon the lessons and experience from the construction and operation of the license-built {{wp|Sōryū-class submarine|Shark-class}} submarines from [[Tsurushima]]. Improvements implemented upon the Orca-class includes; introduction of an {{wp|Air-independent propulsion}} system, a substantial amount of automation which reduces crew complement, significant payload capacity increase, enhanced underwater endurance and superlative {{wp|ergonomics}}. As a submarine with the capability to launch ballistic missiles the Orca's primary role is to serve as a deterrent against possible military aggression towards Daobac, providing the Daoan government with both {{wp|Preemptive war|first-strike}} and {{wp|Counterattack|retaliatory attack}} options. Its primary armament includes a 12-cell {{wp|Vertical Launching System}} equipped with either {{wp|Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile|submarine launched ballistic missiles}} (SLBMs) or {{wp|Land attack missile|land attack}} {{wp|Cruise Missile|cruise missiles}}. For {{wp|anti-submarine warfare}} it is equipped with the standard Type 10 {{wp|Torpedo|torpedoes}} loaded in six 533 mm (21 in) tubes. When on patrol the Orca's SLBMs have no preset target but can quickly given targets by Daobac Self-Defense Forces Strategic Command (STRATCOM) through secure and constant {{wp|Communication with submarines|radio communications}} including {{wp|very low frequency}} systems. | The '''''Orca-class submarine''''' is a class of conventionally powered multipurpose {{wp|attack submarine|attack}} and {{wp|ballistic missile submarine|ballistic}} missile submarines in service of the [[Daoan Congressional Republic Navy]] built by [[Khuat Shipyards]] and [[Bao Marine]]. The Orca-class was built upon the lessons and experience from the construction and operation of the license-built {{wp|Sōryū-class submarine|Shark-class}} submarines from [[Tsurushima]]. Improvements implemented upon the Orca-class includes; introduction of an {{wp|Air-independent propulsion}} system, a substantial amount of automation which reduces crew complement, significant payload capacity increase, enhanced underwater endurance and superlative {{wp|ergonomics}}. As a submarine with the capability to launch ballistic missiles the Orca's primary role is to serve as a deterrent against possible military aggression towards Daobac, providing the Daoan government with both {{wp|Preemptive war|first-strike}} and {{wp|Counterattack|retaliatory attack}} options. Its primary armament includes a 12-cell {{wp|Vertical Launching System}} equipped with either {{wp|Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile|submarine launched ballistic missiles}} (SLBMs) or {{wp|Land attack missile|land attack}} {{wp|Cruise Missile|cruise missiles}}. For {{wp|anti-submarine warfare}} it is equipped with the standard Type 10 {{wp|Torpedo|torpedoes}} loaded in six 533 mm (21 in) tubes. When on patrol the Orca's SLBMs have no preset target but can quickly given targets by Daobac Self-Defense Forces Strategic Command (STRATCOM) through secure and constant {{wp|Communication with submarines|radio communications}} including {{wp|very low frequency}} systems. Up to 2024, a total of 4 ships have been commissioned, 2 more under construction and 3 more to procure up until 2030. | ||
== Development == | == Development == | ||
Daoan military planners have long envisioned to both have effective strategic & tactical {{wp|Preemptive war|first-strike}} and {{wp|Counterattack|retaliatory attack}} options in a military conflict with [[Yunxia]] or other major powers in the Kayatman & Ozerosi region. The advent of {{wp|ballistic missile}} technology provided nations with the ability to initiate mass-scale attacks against opponents through land, air and sea based platforms. However due to Daobac's limited budget it needed to prioritize in building up its conventional forces first before diverting funds towards a ballistic missile program. Advancements in rocketry and missile technologies through the [[Daobac Space Corporation|Daoan Aeronautical Institute]] and eventually the [[Daobac Space Corporation]], provided access to the [[Daobac Self-Defense Forces]] to explore and assess how to weaponize its domestically made missiles. | Daoan military planners have long envisioned to both have effective strategic & tactical {{wp|Preemptive war|first-strike}} and {{wp|Counterattack|retaliatory attack}} options in a military conflict with [[Yunxia]] or other major powers in the Kayatman & Ozerosi region. The advent of {{wp|ballistic missile}} technology in the mid 20th century provided nations with the ability to initiate mass-scale attacks against opponents through land, air and sea based platforms. However due to Daobac's limited budget it needed to prioritize in building up its conventional forces first before diverting funds towards a ballistic missile program. Advancements in rocketry and missile technologies through the [[Daobac Space Corporation|Daoan Aeronautical Institute]] and eventually the [[Daobac Space Corporation]], provided access to the [[Daobac Self-Defense Forces]] to explore and assess how to weaponize its domestically made missiles. Daoan ambitions for a submarine-launched ballistic missile program dates all the way back to 1980 when then Rear Admiral <INSERT NAME> first voiced his concern that with the rapid advancement in military technology Daobac's current conventional forces are not enough to deter a future attack from [[Yunxia]] or another potentially hostile state. The procurement of a ballistic missile platform would not only provide deterrence but it provides Daobac with the ability for a massive first or retaliatory strike against its adversaries. Due to Daobac's relatively small economy however priority was given to maturing Daobac's conventional forces. | ||
It was not until 2003 when the Ministry of National Security approved a budget for the research and development of a ballistic missile program. In 2009 the program resulted in the creation of the Mk.1 "Hammer" {{wp|intermediate-range ballistic missile}} (IRBM) which could be adopted into land and sea-based launch {{wp|weapon platform|platforms}}. In 2010 the Daoan Congressional Republic Navy (DCRN) commissioned a study to determine the best way to adopt the Hammer IRBM for use in the DCRN. The study concluded that the utilization of both {{wp|destroyer|destroyers}} and {{wp|submarine|submarines}} would be most effective for the navy though the use of a submarine does provide the advantage of stealth for the DCRN. A tender process was held involving both domestic and foreign firms to develop a ballistic missile submarine for Daobac, however due to the strategic and sensitive nature of such an advanced weapons platform many foreign firms were not permitted by their governments to divulge their designs. The tendering process was eventually won by Khuat Shipyards and Bao Marine, two of the largest and most experienced firms in Daobac in the field of shipbuilding having experience in constructing the license-built Shark-class submarines from Tsurushima. | |||
Revision as of 10:01, 18 November 2024
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 Daoan Navy |
| Built: | 2018 - Present |
| Planned: | 9 |
| On order: | 9 |
| Building: | 5 |
| Completed: | 4 |
| Active: | 4 Daoan Navy |
| General characteristics | |
| Type: | Attack and Ballistic Missile Submarine |
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| Length: | 90.2 m (295 ft 11 in) |
| Beam: | 10.1 m (33 ft 2 in) |
| Draught: | 8.4 m (27 ft 7 in) |
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| Range: | 11,000 nmi (20,000 km; 13,000 mi) |
| Endurance: | 52 days |
| Complement: | 42 Personnel |
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The Orca-class submarine is a class of conventionally powered multipurpose attack and ballistic missile submarines in service of the Daoan Congressional Republic Navy built by Khuat Shipyards and Bao Marine. The Orca-class was built upon the lessons and experience from the construction and operation of the license-built Shark-class submarines from Tsurushima. Improvements implemented upon the Orca-class includes; introduction of an Air-independent propulsion system, a substantial amount of automation which reduces crew complement, significant payload capacity increase, enhanced underwater endurance and superlative ergonomics. As a submarine with the capability to launch ballistic missiles the Orca's primary role is to serve as a deterrent against possible military aggression towards Daobac, providing the Daoan government with both first-strike and retaliatory attack options. Its primary armament includes a 12-cell Vertical Launching System equipped with either submarine launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs) or land attack cruise missiles. For anti-submarine warfare it is equipped with the standard Type 10 torpedoes loaded in six 533 mm (21 in) tubes. When on patrol the Orca's SLBMs have no preset target but can quickly given targets by Daobac Self-Defense Forces Strategic Command (STRATCOM) through secure and constant radio communications including very low frequency systems. Up to 2024, a total of 4 ships have been commissioned, 2 more under construction and 3 more to procure up until 2030.
Development
Daoan military planners have long envisioned to both have effective strategic & tactical first-strike and retaliatory attack options in a military conflict with Yunxia or other major powers in the Kayatman & Ozerosi region. The advent of ballistic missile technology in the mid 20th century provided nations with the ability to initiate mass-scale attacks against opponents through land, air and sea based platforms. However due to Daobac's limited budget it needed to prioritize in building up its conventional forces first before diverting funds towards a ballistic missile program. Advancements in rocketry and missile technologies through the Daoan Aeronautical Institute and eventually the Daobac Space Corporation, provided access to the Daobac Self-Defense Forces to explore and assess how to weaponize its domestically made missiles. Daoan ambitions for a submarine-launched ballistic missile program dates all the way back to 1980 when then Rear Admiral <INSERT NAME> first voiced his concern that with the rapid advancement in military technology Daobac's current conventional forces are not enough to deter a future attack from Yunxia or another potentially hostile state. The procurement of a ballistic missile platform would not only provide deterrence but it provides Daobac with the ability for a massive first or retaliatory strike against its adversaries. Due to Daobac's relatively small economy however priority was given to maturing Daobac's conventional forces.
It was not until 2003 when the Ministry of National Security approved a budget for the research and development of a ballistic missile program. In 2009 the program resulted in the creation of the Mk.1 "Hammer" intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) which could be adopted into land and sea-based launch platforms. In 2010 the Daoan Congressional Republic Navy (DCRN) commissioned a study to determine the best way to adopt the Hammer IRBM for use in the DCRN. The study concluded that the utilization of both destroyers and submarines would be most effective for the navy though the use of a submarine does provide the advantage of stealth for the DCRN. A tender process was held involving both domestic and foreign firms to develop a ballistic missile submarine for Daobac, however due to the strategic and sensitive nature of such an advanced weapons platform many foreign firms were not permitted by their governments to divulge their designs. The tendering process was eventually won by Khuat Shipyards and Bao Marine, two of the largest and most experienced firms in Daobac in the field of shipbuilding having experience in constructing the license-built Shark-class submarines from Tsurushima.