Mammut Class Battle Cruiser

Mammut Battlecrusier Mammut, the lead ship of class (Hull No. 088) leaving Marskov Naval Arsenal, 1989
Class overview
Name:	Mammut-class
Builders:	Marskov Heavy Industries
Operators:	Dnieguan Navy Imperial Navy of Temuair
Preceded by:	Konger class Ballte Cruiser
Subclasses:	bn
Cost:	$1.6bn
In commission:	3rd February 1991-
Planned:	Six for Dnieguan navy Three for Temuair
Building:	0
Completed:	8
Cancelled:	1
Active:	5
Laid up:	2
General characteristics
Class and type:	Battle Cruiser
Displacement:	24,771 tonns (standard) 29,253 tonns (full load)
Length:	246.5m 241.2m Waterline
Beam:	28.5m
Draft:	8.4m
Propulsion:	2-shaft CONAS, 2× RITM nuclear marine propulsion with 2× GA-68 steam turbines delivering 140,000 shp (100,000 kW) 4 MTU diesels as auxiliary delivering 22,000 CSHP
Speed:	Classified Assumed 32 knots
Range:	Unlimited 15 year reactor fuel lifespan 2800 nautical miles at 10 knots using only diesel propulsion
Endurance:	Limited by crew
Complement:	778 Men, 40 Officers Facilities for 238 troops (Surge)
Sensors and processing systems:	ER/CEA-LR ESKA-14 AESA air search radar Mineral-ME surface search radar 5P-10-02E fire control radar Visby-ME-03 (Lock Jaw) hull-mounted sonar system Dnashula-M towed sonar array
Electronic warfare & decoys:	x2 ERD Countermeasures (800 Rockets) Scantronic Great Mast Electronic Anomaly system Bow, Starbord, Port, Stern, and Bridge mounted Anomaly generators
Armament:	8 VLS Modules with a total of 120 cells each for: RBS 23 (Four per cell) ASTER-30 (One per cell) ASROCs (One per cell) 16 cells to fire LUR-9 family munitions 2 Twin Barreled 15cm Advanced Naval Cannons 6 533mm Torpedo Tubes 2 Guardian CIWS with 4x4 Poplar-M Intercept Munitions 4 Autocannons
Aircraft carried:	x 3 Helicopters
Aviation facilities:	Fully enclosed Aviation hanger

The Mammut class battle cruiser is a large surface combat ship currently operated by the Dnieguan and Temuair Imperial Navies. A large surface combat ship, Dniegua officially designates the class a Guided Missile Atomic Cruiser (Atommvisk Guiyemyy Rakkvnoyy Kryser), while most refer to the class as a Battlecruiser due to displacement, size, and role. Displacing nearly 30,000 tonnes at full load, the Mammut is the largest sea-going surface combatant in current service that is not an Amphibious Assault Ship or Aircraft carrier. Presently, Dniegua operates 5 ships, with one laided up, while three ships were constructed for Temuair between 1996 and 2008, all of which are in service.