Victoria-class frigate

Class overview
Name:	Victoria-class guided missile frigate
Builders:	TBA
Operators:	Imperial Navy
Preceded by:	something-class
Cost:	$750m
In service:	2009-
Completed:	11
General characteristics
Type:	Frigate
Tonnage:	6,700 tons (Full load)
Length:	142.5 m
Beam:	15.45 m
Draught:	7.35 m
Propulsion:	CODLAG 1 × Gas turbine 2 × Electric motors 4 × Diesel generators 2 × shafts w/ controllable pitch propellers 1 × deployable rotating Bow thruster
Speed:	max +30 knots (56 km/h; 35 mph) cruise +17 knots (31 km/h; 20 mph)
Range:	6,800 nmi (11,000 km) cruise
Complement:	131
Sensors and processing systems:	Augustus Multi-Function Active Radar Radar Electronic Support Measures Monopulse Secondary Passive Array Passive Acquisition and Surveillance System (PASS) Advanced IFF Passive Identifiers Phased Fire Control Radars Tungsten SSC-12 Sonar Array with option for towed array
Electronic warfare & decoys:	RN/SLS-082 Electronic Warfare Device Beluga Anti-Torpedo Countermeasure System 2 × Trixton 500 Defensive Launchers
Armament:	Missiles: 16 cell vertical launch system Lance Missile Archer Missile Peltast Missile 2 × Foreganger Missile quad-launchers Guns: 1 x 127mm lightweight deck-gun 1 x 76mm CIWS gun platform 2 x 25mm Bushmaster remote-controlled cannons Torpedoes: 2 x dual torpedo tubes (324mm) Type 14A Helix Lightweight Torpedo
Aircraft carried:	2 x Cassini or similar medium-lift aircraft

The Victoria-class guided-missile frigate is a class of multi-purpose frigates in service with the Navy of the Latin Empire. The lead ship of the class, Victoria, was commissioned in August 2009.

Design

TBA

Operators

• Latium
  • Latin Imperial Navy

See Also

• Latin Navy