Radictistani aircraft carrier Count of Nuxenstat (CVN-1)

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History
Radictistan
Name: Count of Nuxenstat (CVN-1)
Namesake: HRH Xenocimedes Radicti
Builder: Consolidated Naval Construction Group
Homeport: Saerkust, Radictistan
Fate: Active in service as of 2016
General characteristics
Class and type: Type 245 Battle-class fleet carrier
Displacement: 62,000t (full load)
Length: 252.5 m overall
Beam: 35.4 m (BWL)
Draught: 12 m
Propulsion:
  • Four Admiralty Steam Boilers (IX)
  • One Beaufort BAC-50N Pressurized water reactor
  • 4 x shafts
Speed: 33 knots
Range: 120 days endurance
Complement: 2,927
Sensors and
processing systems:
  • S-262 FLAPT TAIL volume search AESA
  • S-110 ABLE FRANK communications system
  • S-135 HARD HOLE navigation system
  • S-180 TACIT WALK aircraft control system
Armament: Three Rolling Airframe Launchers
Aircraft carried:
  • 51 aircraft including:
  • 20 x MiG-29K
  • 16 x Su-25RM
  • 6 x Supermarine Sirius AS.2
  • 6 x Supermarine Sportsman AEW.2
  • 3 x Ka-27PV

Count of Nuxenstat (CVN-1) is a Battle-class aircraft carrier of the Royal Radictistan Navy and one of the largest ships in service. It is one of three nuclear-powered aircraft carriers operated by the RRN. The ship is named after one of the titles of the reigning Grand Duke of Radictistan, Xenocimedes Radicti. It is assigned to the Forward Fleet and homeported at Saerkust Naval Shipyard. The ship was ordered by the RRN from Consolidated Naval Construction Group, a Questarian shipbuilder. In one of its few long-distance deployments, the carrier was sent[1] to the coast of Underium to provide security for the transportation of emancipated slaves to Radictistan. The carrier also participated in Operation Mezzanine, the deployment of a Radictistani peacekeeping force to the divided island of Indras, and remained on station to provide emergency close air support to the Radictistani forces[2] before being relieved by the Count of Spauling.

The ship carries a complement of MiG-29K and Su-25RM aircraft for air defense and strike missions as well as anti-submarine warfare, airborne early warning, and search-and-rescue aircraft.

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