Warrior

Class overview
Name:	Gezi-class frigate
Operators:	Ghantish Imperial Navy
Preceded by:	Arculari-class destroyer
In service:	2006-Present
Completed:	9
General characteristics
Type:	Frigate
Tonnage:	5,290 Metric tons
Length:	134 m
Beam:	16.8 m
Draught:	4.6 m
Propulsion:	CODAG, 2x Apollo Wayfarers 6000 diesel engines (4.5 MW each), 1x Rollers Engineering WR-21 gas turbine (21.5 MW), 4x diesel generators, 1x retractable bow-thruster 2 shafts
Speed:	27 knots
Range:	4,500 nmi at 16 kn
Complement:	120 (accomodation for 146)
Sensors and processing systems:	CAELIS AESA multifunction radar system Termina navigation radar system Type 2050 Hull-mounted sonar, Type 2087 VLF passive tactical towed array sonar
Electronic warfare & decoys:	PRAETOR Electronic Warfare System Multi Ammunition Softkill System Surface Ship Torpedo Defence
Armament:	Missiles: 8-cell self-defence length V90 Vertical-Launch System Ad-16 Adder surface-to-air missile (quad-packed) 24-cell strike-length V90 Vertical-Launch System Lance Missile Peltast Missile Trebuchet Missile 2 x RBS-15 quad-launchers Guns: 1 x 57mm lightweight deck-gun 1 x Millennium Gun CIWS 3 x 12.7mm HMG mounts Torpedoes: 2 x Triple torpedo tubes MU90 Impact
Aircraft carried:	1 x Cassini helicopters.

The Gezi-class frigate is a Ghantish class of surface combatants. It was designed to replace the venerable Arculari-class destroyer which, by the time the first Gezi-class vessel entered service, was more than forty years old. The Gezi is designed primarily for the anti-submarine role, for which end it is equipped with a state-of-the-art sonars suite of Arthuristan origin. In wartime, its main mission would be to patrol the Eitanland-Ottonia gap for Liothidian attack submarines.

Nevertheless, it has a versatile mission set, capable of combatting not only sub-surface threats, but also enemy ships and land targets with its plethora Belfrasian land-attack and indigenous anti-ship cruise missiles. It also carries up to 32 medium-range anti-air missiles optimised to combat saturation attacks by anti-ship missiles. The latter is complemented by its CAELIS multifunction phased array radar system, jointly developed by Belfrasian and Ghantish engineers, which is a compact derivative of the Belfrasian RN/SPD-4 system used in the latter's Warrior-class destroyer of which eight are in Ghantish service.