Jisova-class destroyer

Class overview
Name:	Jisova-class destroyer
Builders:	Scitarian Ship Crafters
Operators:	Navy of the Syaran Republic
In commission:	1924-1941
Planned:	80
Completed:	69
Lost:	42
Retired:	0
Preserved:	0
General characteristics
Type:	Destroyer
Displacement:	2,126tons
Length:	126.8 m
Beam:	11.1 m
Draft:	4.1 m
Propulsion:	2 x shafts 2 x geared steam turbine
Speed:	35 knots
Range:	5,600 km
Complement:	221
Armament:	5 x single 130 mm mm guns 2 x single 75 mm anti-aircraft guns 2 x triple 550 mm torpedo tubes 2 x chutes, four throwers for 46 depth charges

The Jisova-class destroyers were a class of Destroyers built by the Republic of Syara in the 1920s. Their primary role was to serve as scouting and escorts for the battleline during major fleet operations, though they were also pressed into service as convoy escorts during the Siduri War. The original production of 30 destroyers was completed in 1928, but additional vessels were requested due to the Siduri War which saw the class eventually expanded to 69 ships out of a requested 80. 42 Jisova-class destroyers were eventually lost between the Sundering Sea Campaign and the Nuadan Campaign, while a small number were retained by the post-war Syaran navy. The remaining ships were decommissioned in 1941 and scrapped.