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Südkorea: KDX-II DDGs (Chungmugong Yi Sun-Sin-Klasse) - Jan-Hendrik - 26.03.2004
Im Dezember letzten Jahres ist das Typschiff einer neuen Raketenzerstörerklasse vom Stapel gelaufen , Projekt KDX-II , etwa 7000ts .
Hat jemand Angaben zur Bewaffnung dieses Typs ?
Jan-Hendrik
- Jacks - 26.03.2004
Ein 7000t Zerstörer fällt mit nicht ein.
Nur die Moon-Mo (KDX-2),welche letztes Jahr vom Stapel gelaufen ist.
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Zitat:Moon-Moo (KDX-2) class destroyers
Displacement: 5,000 tons full load
Dimensions: 154.4 x 16.9 x 4.3 meters
Propulsion: CODOG: 2 LM2500, 64,960 shp; 2 diesels, 10,280 bhp; 2
shafts, 64,960 shp max, 30+ knots
Crew: 185 + 101 transient
Aviation: flight deck, hangar, RAST; 2 helos
Radar: SPS-49 2-D air search, MW-08 3-D air search
Sonar: DSQS-21 hull, towed array
Fire Control: 2 STIR-24 missile control
EW: intercept/jammer suite, SRBOC RL, Daewoo towed
Armament: 32 cell Mk41 VLS for SM-2, VLA & ESSM, 8 Harpoon SSM, 1
5/62 DP, 1 21-cell RAM launcher, 1 30 mm Goalkeeper CIWS, 2 20 mm AA,
2 triple 12.75 inch torpedo tubes
Three larger destroyers planned to enter service 2003-2005.
Number Name Year FLT Homeport Notes
[975 Moon-Moo 2003 building]
[976 (unknown) 2004 building]
[977 (unknown) 2005 building]
- Jan-Hendrik - 26.03.2004
Danke , hatte mich in der MSiO 02/04 verlesen , die gaben die KDX-III mit ca. 7000ts an , KDX-II mit ca. 5000ts .
Jan-Hendrik
- kantor - 26.03.2004
Den Daten nach sieht das aus wie SACHSEN-Klasse ohne APAR, oder?
Zumindest die Art und Anzahl der Waffen sind sehr ähnlich.
- kantor
- Skywalker - 15.08.2004
Zitat:South Korea To Build Aegis-Equipped DestroyersQuelle: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.defensenews.com/story.php?F=3124780&C=navwar">http://www.defensenews.com/story.php?F=3124780&C=navwar</a><!-- m -->
By AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE, SEOUL
South Korea will begin constructing its first Aegis-equipped 7,000-ton destroyer next month, navy authorities said Aug. 11.
South Korea plans to build three destroyers equipped with the Aegis air defense system by 2012 as part of a multi-billion dollar project to build up its forces. The first $820 million vessel will be launched in 2008.
Navy officials said the first ship would be built by Hyundai Heavy Industries, with U.S. manufacturer Lockheed Martin to provide an integrated weapons system.
- Rob - 17.08.2004
Stimmt es das Bae Systems Design Hilfe geleistet hat?
- Tiger - 03.05.2005
Die südkoreanische Marine erhält einen vierten Zerstörer der KDX II-Klasse. Das Schiff wird den Namen Wanggeon erhalten.
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- Jacks - 07.05.2006
Das Marineforum hat einen durchaus interessanten Artikel zum Thema KDX-II online.
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RE: Südkorea: KDX-II DDGs (Chungmugong Yi Sun-Sin-Klasse) - Schneemann - 26.03.2023
Zitat:South Korea To Develop Naval VTOL UAV For KDX-II Destroyershttps://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2023/03/south-korea-to-develop-naval-vtol-uav-for-kdx-ii-destroyers/
South Korea’s DAPA (Defense Acquisition Program Administration) will soon begin preliminary research works for naval UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) to be deployed aboard KDX Batch II (Yi Sun-Sin Class) destroyers. [...] The new UAV will be equipped with a advanced aerial reconnaissance capabilities as well as EO/IR (Electro-Optical/Infrared) sensors to allow for better operational flexibility during the day, at night and in low-light or low-visibility conditions.
These capabilities are especially important since most of its operation will be carried in harsh maritime conditions onboard Yi Sun-Sin-class destroyers, as well as highly contested islands near the NLL (Northern Limit Line) that are under the jurisdiction of NIDC (Northwest Islands Defense Command). Notably Yeonpyeong and Baekryeong, with the former having been heavily bombarded by North Korea’s heavy artilleries attack back in November 2010.
Schneemann