Kongur class

Kongur concept image
Class overview
Builders:	Alexandria
Operators:	Dniegua
Cost:	$1.86 Billion per ship
Built:	2002-2024 (planned)
In commission:	2010 onwards
Planned:	6
Building:	1
Completed:	3
Active:	2
General characteristics
Type:	Landing Helicopter Dock
Displacement:	53200t
Length:	248m
Beam:	38.2m
Draft:	10.08m
Propulsion:	x2 KD Mk II type Reactors at 120,000 ShP
Speed:	26 knots
Range:	25 years
Boats & landing craft carried:	10 × Landing Crafts
Capacity:	Up to 80 vehicles Heavy vehicle deck:2310m2 Light vehicle deck: 1100m2
Troops:	1,848 standard 2,272 overload
Complement:	588 personnel; 378 Navy, 180 Army, 30 airforce
Sensors and processing systems:	Giraffe AMB radar Skab 9LV combat system
Electronic warfare & decoys:	towed torpedo decoy Nulka missile decoy
Armament:	x68 Mk. XVI VLS cells 4 × Mk. 48 37mm Gun with stabilized weapon station 6 × 12.7 mm machine guns
Aircraft carried:	x12 RfA-39 10 helicopters (standard) 28 helicopters (maximum hangar space) Able to launch and recover RfA-39s
Aviation facilities:	Flight deck with 13 degree ski-jump, 6 in-line deck landing spots

The Kongur class is a Dnieguan amphibious assault landing ship. Sometimes referred to as a small aircraft carrier or a strike cruiser, the Kongur is one of the largest and most expensive ships ever put into service, and has been widely criticized by Dnieguans due to cost of operation and construction. Regardless, the ship plays a vital role in Dnieguan force projection and replaced a series of smaller, less advanced ships.