BHI San Lucas

BHI San Lucas (BHI-433)

BHI San Lucas (BHI-433) in Adolfosburg, 1983.
History
Creeperopolis
Name:	BHI San Lucas
Namesake:	Evangelist St. Luke
Owner:	Creeperian Navy
Operator:	Creeperian Navy
Port of registry:	Adolfosburg, Creeperopolis
Ordered:	March 31, 1977
Cost:	$1.2 billion colóns
Laid down:	30 November 1977
Launched:	26 February 1980
Completed:	12 December 1981
In service:	23 December 1981
Status:	In active service
General characteristics
Tonnage:	48,158 gross tons
Displacement:	53,200 tons
Length:	932ft 3in
Beam:	102ft
Height:	188ft from the keel to the top of the funnels
Draught:	34ft 7in
Depth:	64 ft 6 in
Decks:	9 decks
Installed power:	2 nuclear reactors Two four-cylinder triple-expansion reciprocating engines, each producing 16,000HP for outboard wing propellers, one low-pressure turbine producing 18,000HP for the centre propeller Total 50,000HP
Propulsion:	Two bronze triple-blade outboard wing propellers One bronze quadruple-blade central propeller
Speed:	31kn 33kn (maximum)
Capacity:	3309

The BHI San Lucas is a Creeperian Navy hospital ship.

It is known for taking part in the Armas Blockade of Morova in January 2020.