Mako-class submarine

Thresher, an example of the Mako-class submarine.
Class overview
Builders:	Toki Maritime Systems Submarine, Helena Territory, Meridon
Operators:	Meridonian Navy
Preceded by:	Orca-class submarine
Cost:	$310 million MD per unit
Built:	2015-present
In service:	2018-present
Planned:	26
Building:	3
Completed:	16
Active:	14
General characteristics
Type:	Nuclear attack submarine
Displacement:	Surfaced: 4,200 tons Submerged: 4,900 tons
Length:	280 feet (85.3 m)
Beam:	28.8 feet (8.8m)
Draught:	24 ft (7.3 m)
Propulsion:	3x diesel engines producing 2,413 hp each powering one central pumpjet
Speed:	Submerged speed of 25
Range:	14,000 nmi surfaced
Test depth:	1,150 feet (350m)
Complement:	60, capacity for 75
Sensors and processing systems:	DS-303B bow conformal sonar DS-120B towed sonar array DW-40B surface search radar DE-90 electronic signal measuring equipment DO-404D optronics mast DR-820 communications mast DY-13B echosounder
Electronic warfare & decoys:	TRD-104 SORS decoys Noisemakers
Armament:	4x torpedo tubes (Storage capacity of 20) with ability to fire: TRU-75 ACTOR torpedo MRU-14 COSRO antisubmarine rocket TRD-104 SORS decoy MRS-33 Commorant anti-ship missile

The Mako-class is a class of conventional attack submarines in service with the Meridonian Navy. Designed as a replacement for the aging Orca-class diesel-electric submarines, they were selected to be supplied from a modified Lauzannean design in 2014. Mako-class submarines are equipped with air-independent propulsion and were built with operating in the littoral environment of the Meridonian home waters in mind.

Mako-class submarines lack the long endurance and variety of strike options offered by their larger, nuclear-powered cousins in the Moray-class submarines, but are significantly quieter and smaller- thus, they primarily operate within Meridonian home waters. They are capable of carrying up to twenty munitions fired out of four forward torpedo tubes, maintaining a patrol for eighty days unsupplied, and mounting and launching remotely-operated vehicles or swimmer deployment vehicles for special forces.

A total of 26 submarines have been planned, with 14 currently in active service.

Ships in class

Ship	Pennant number	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned
MRS Mako	S210	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Thresher	S211	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Hammerhead	S212	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Sandtiger	S213	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Porbeagle	S214	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Thornback	S215	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Blacktip	S216	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Sawtail	S217	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Nurse	S218	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Dogfish	S219	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Hammerfin	S220	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Lantern	S221	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Bull	S222	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Wraith	S223	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##
MRS Ghostfin	S224	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##	DD MONTH 20##