White

Ensign
by R.A. Doty

A Supplement for Harpoon

Covering the The Royal and
Commonwealth Navies from
1960 to the Present Day

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White Ensign
Updated Second Printing
A Supplement for Harpoon covering the
Royal and Commonwealth Navies
from 1960 to the Present Day
designed by

R. A. Doty

edited by

Larry Bond
and
Charlie Spiegel

published by

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The author is a Chief Fire Controlman, stationed aboard USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63) as part of Commander, Carrier Group
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This version of White Ensign has been updated with all errata corrected through 3 Nov 2013.

Cover: HMS Liverpool, a Type 42 Batch 2 guided missile destroyer, during Exercise Joint Warrior, in 2011 (wikimedia)

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Table of Contents Page
Table of Contents 3
Author’s Introduction 4
Editorial 4
What You Get 4
Where the White Ensign Has Flown 5
Ship Class Index 9
Annex A
Royal Australian Navy (RAN) A-1
Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) A-6
Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) A-9
Royal Navy (RN) A-12
Annex B Aircraft
Australia B-1
Canada B-4
New Zealand B-5
United Kingdom B-6
Annex C1 Naval Surface Guns C1-1
Annex C2 Naval Air Defense Guns C2-1
Annex D Surface Missiles D-1
Annex E1 ASW Standoff Weapons E-1
Annex E2 Ahead-Thrown Weapons E-1
Annex E3 Depth Charges E-1
Annex F Torpedoes F-1
Annex G1 Unguided Air Ordnance G-1
Annex G2 Electronic Air Ordnance G-1
Annex G3 Air Cannon G-1
Annex G4 Guided Air Ordnance G-2
Annex G5 Anti-Runway Ordnance F-1*
Annex H Air-to-Air Missiles H-1
Annex J Naval Radars J-1
Annex K Fire Control Radars K-1
Annex L Air Radars L-1
Annex M1 Sonar Systems M1-1
Annex M2 Airborne Sonobuoy Processors M2-1
Annex Q Conversion Factors and Scales Q-1
Annex S (modified) Land Surface-to-Air Missiles E-1*
Carrier Air Groups 80
Squadron Histories 84
Bibliography 88

*To save space, Annex G-5 appears on Page F-1, and Annex S appears on page E-1

Notes to the Second Printing:

This publication has been updated to incorporate new weapons and upgrades to existing weapons systems, as well
as ships commissioned and decommissioned. It also includes the errata to the first printing sent in by many readers.
Thanks to Dwayne Austin, Simon Curry, Peter Grining, Stuart Machin, Evan Powles, Brian Prieor and Brooks Rowlett for
their contributions.
Information cutoff date for the 2nd printing: September 2003.

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Introduction
White Ensign provides the Harpoon4 (H4) player a list
of all the British and Commonwealth ships and aircraft from
1960 to 2003. You will find a lot of information reprinted from
previous editions of the Harpoon system, but you will find a
lot of information that was not. Of course, this is not a stand-
alone supplement. You must have the H4 rules to use White
Ensign, except as a reference.
Editorial
Concerning the collection of data: If you look at the bib-
liography you will see that a lot of references were looked
at, from Jane’s Fighting Ships all the way back to 1959, to
Friedman’s new Naval Weapons Systems from the Naval
Institute Press to old editions of various magazines.
It’s hard to find some information. If you look at early
editions of Jane’s or books like Weyer’s Warships of the
World you notice that the radars, sonars and ECM are not
mentioned, and looking at the pictures (and I looked at a lot)
you cannot always tell what radars were on a ship. Sonar is
even harder!
Norman Friedman’s Naval Radar was very helpful and
I want to take this chance to encourage him to put out an
updated version. Weapon systems bring their headaches to
this also. Jane’s does a good job when you get to the 1980s
but try to find out when the AIM-7 or AIM-9 were given to
the British, or when any other missile system entered into
service. I’m hoping someone will do an “older” version of
Naval Weapons Systems.
To the point. What reference do you use as a basis? I
like Conway’s because it lists all the naval ships of a coun-
try, what modifications were done to them, and the eventual
disposition of the ship. I next went to Jane’s for the list of
auxiliaries. Now this takes several trips to the Library, and
with two girls tagging along you can’t stay very long!! Next,
Combat Fleets was used. Coverage starts with the 1976
edition, so for years earlier than that you have to depend
on other sources. These books give good descriptions and
even mention ECM in the ’76 edition. Wyer’s Warships was
also used for determining weapon system layout.
For specific ships or ship classes/types, take a look
at Norman Friedman’s British Carrier Aviation. This book
not only ate up my profits but is outstanding in its ability to
take the mundane stuff that happens to a ship when it is
modified throughout its life and put it into terms that even
I could read and enjoy. For some of the frigates, the early
editions of Warship have good articles on the Leander, Type
15 and Type 16 classes. Aircraft Carriers of the Royal and
Commonwealth Navies gives a listing of all the carriers and
when and what aircraft were embarked.
Putnam’s The British Fighter Since 1912 gives a very
good description of each aircraft and a list of all fighter
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squadrons at roughly five year marks. Several of the
Squadron Signal books on aircraft were also used.
Using earlier editions of Harpoon had its problems. The
Mk6(6)1 40mm/60 stats were not going to correlate with the
H4 stats for the Mk3, Mk5, Mk7 or Mk9 40mm/60. Also, the
way radars are figured has changed.
This is where I want to thank Larry Bond and Chris
Carlson for all the stats that I could not come up with. Chris
is also the ECM/ECCM guru. I had problems with the “Gen-
erations” of ECM for ships and he helped out tremendously.
Mr. Paul French was a big help. He gets to go to the Fleet
Air Arm Museum! Lucky him. I hope it is as good as the
Pensacola Naval Air Museum. His major problem, and mine
as it turned out, was Britain’s 30-year rule. It doesn’t matter
that there are no more Sea Vixen, Sea Venom, or Scimitars.
If the information isn’t over 30 years old, you won’t be able
to get it. Also, his help on the introduction for Borneo was
of great help. Hopefully we will see more from him in the
future. Mr. Mal Wright from Down Under has helped with a
lot of stats for the RAN/RNZN. I didn’t even know that RAAF
had F-4 Phantoms before the F-111 Aardvark was intro-
duced, and he got to see them!! Thanks also to Dr. Adrian
Davis for his help with the RN stats and the introductory
work, it was badly needed.
I hope you like White Ensign.
V/R
Andy Doty
What You Get
Annex A lists the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Royal
Canadian Navy (RCN), Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN),
and Royal Navy (RN). Ships from carriers all the way down
to patrol/fast attack craft are listed, as well as ships taken
up from trade (STUFT) during the Falklands War.
Annex B lists all the shipboard and land-based aircraft
that would or could be used in a naval environment.
Squadron Histories and Carrier Air Groups during this
period are listed at the end of the book. It is interesting
to note that unlike US practice, the British would disband
squadrons and then reform them, usually after a deploy-
ment on board one of the carriers.
Ships are listed either as built or as they appeared in
1960, if they were built before then. Modifications to a ship’s
weapons or sensors are listed in the remarks, along with
the period when the change was made. The number of
ships in service will either be the number in service at the
present time (2003) or, if enclosed in brackets ([ ]), the total
number built, but the class is now out of service completely.
The Remarks will include the dates when ships of the class
were removed from service, as well as actions or conflicts
they took part in.
A note on electronics designations: Until the early
1990s, all radars and sonars received a “Type” designation,
in series with communications and EW equipment, e.g., the
Type 965 was an an search radar and the Type 184 was a
hull mounted search sonar.
Beginning in the 1990s, radars and sonars included
the type in the designation, so that “Type 965” became
“Radar 965” and “Type 184” became “Sonar 184.” Because
it is more informative, we have used the new designation
system througout the Annexes.
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Where the White Ensign has Flown
When I started this venture, I was not aware of all the
locations and conflicts that the British had been in. I thought
with Taiwan/Formosa, and some time in China, Korea,
Vietnam, Grenada, Panama, Kuwait and a couple of other
places, that the US had been everywhere (that’s why we
are the great Satan). I was wrong. The following is a short
list of places the Royal Navy, along with the Commonwealth
navies, have been since the end of World War II up to 1960,
when this book starts:
• Palestine between 1945 to 1948
• Malaya 1948 to 1960
• China in 1949
• Oman between 1957 to 1958
• Jordan in 1958
• Korea in 1950 to 1953
• Cyprus 1956 to 1959
• Suez in 1956 (this would make a great mini-campaign
if you found a competent Egyptian player).
Here are the places that the RN, RAN, RCN, and
RNZN have been between 1960 and 1998:
Yemen 1960-1967
From 1945 on, the RAF was carrying out strikes against
rebels in the country of Yemen. The following carriers were
used to provide help:
• Centaur in March of 1960, still a conventional carrier
with 891 Squadron flying Sea Venom FAW.22 in the strike
role
• Hermes in July of 1963 with 892 Squadron flying Sea
Vixen FAW.1
• Centaur from January 1964 until July of 1964, now as
an assault carrier
• Eagle in June 1964 and March of 1966 with 800
Squadron flying Buccaneer S.1 and S.2.
During the withdrawal from Aden, both HMS Eagle and
HMS Albion provided cover and transportation for the evac-
uating troops with 899 squadron providing top cover in Sea
Vixen FAW.2s, and 848 squadron flying the last British unit,
42 Commando, to HMS Albion along with HMS Bulwark,
HMS Fearless, and HMS Intrepid. Escorts included HMS
London, HMS Minerva, HMS Phoebe and HMS Auriga. A
good reference for the land and air campaign is Air Wars
and Aircraft, which has a detailed description of the conflict
from 1945 until 1967. Not much to game, but it gives you a
background.
Kuwait 1961 (Operation Vantage)
Here is one that will blow you away if you didn’t already
know it. 25 June 1961, the Prime Minister (Ruler) of Iraq,
Abdul Qarim Qassem, declared that Kuwait was part of Iraq
and started moving troops toward Kuwait. Sound familiar?
The carrier Bulwark was near Karachi, Pakistan at this
time as were several frigates in the Persian Gulf. Probably
not very good duty at this time of limited air conditioning in
ships! (My second ship, David R Ray, lost all three genera-
tors for over eight hours in August of 1990. I can attest to
the hellish conditions on a ship with no A/C!).
The British had, of course, been in the Gulf a lot longer
than the US and had troops and equipment in Bahrain, plus
equipment in Aden.
The first units on the scene were 42 Commando from
Bulwark plus three frigates Loch Fyne, Loch Alvie, Loch
Ruthven, and the LSTs Striker and Empire Gull, LCTs
Redoubt, Bastion, and Parapet, with armor from Bahrain,
as well as the MSF Meon. In fact, Bulwark had the only air
search radar in theater until the arrival of Victorious and the
DD Cassandra and the FF Lincoln, on the 9th of July, (they
were in Hong Kong at the start). July 5th brought Centaur,
the destroyers Camperdown, Finisterre, and Saintes from
the 2nd DD Squadron, the AO Olna, and another LST,
Messina, through the Suez Canal. Remember, that this is
the first time since the Suez Crisis that the British would be
moving any sizable task force through the Canal, but noth-
ing happened. Other units brought into the area were the
frigates Loch Insh, Llandaff, and Yarmouth. 6 July brought
four Ton class mine sweepers and a tug through. Centaur
arrived on the 31st of July. Within two weeks, the British
had 5700 men with artillery and armor support inside Ku-
wait. Also included were Hunters, Canberras and Shackle-
tons and various transport aircraft from the RAF.
Iraqi forces at this time included 12 Ex-Soviet P-6 fast
attack craft with torpedoes. The Iraqi Air Force flew the re-
mainder of “pro western” 15 Hunter F.6 and 5 F-86 Sabres,
and earlier Vampire FB, Venom FB, and Furys. These would
supplement its recent Soviet bloc acquisitions of approxi-
mately 20 Mig-15, 10 Mig-15 UTI, and 11 Il-28 Beagles.
The strong forces and political pressure dissuaded an
invasion, and by 11 October, all forces were out of Kuwait.
A good reference for the RAF/FAA units involved is Air Wars
and Aircraft. It lists all aircraft, including transports, that
were involved. Vanguard to Trident gives a detailed account
of naval movements and the political atmosphere during
this event. A listing of Iraqi aircraft can be found in Arab Air
Forces. It may not list what was available in 1961 but gives
an account of what might be usable after Iraqis turn to the
Soviet bloc for equipment.
The twelve Soviet P-6 fast attack craft may not sound
like a lot, but right now (April 1998) I am on USS Russell
(DDG-59) in the Northern Arabian Gulf looking for sanc-
tions violators. I operate the Tomahawk Weapons Control
System so I get to see the Over-The-Horizon (OTH) picture
and it’s not as easy as it would seem trying to keep track
of all the small fishing or cargo dhows, not to mention the
large supertankers that are out here. If a P-6 was to come
out at night, doing roughly 6 to 10 knots, radar won’t tell you
anything. If this is a problem for a modern combatant with
the latest in sensors, imagine yourself on an aging World
War II destroyer or frigate with one radar, and you can see
what those twelve P-6s could have accomplished!
Borneo 1962-1966
The Far East Fleet had a significant presence with the
deployment of at least one aircraft carrier plus supporting
units. It should be noted, however, that the ‘East of Suez’
forces were also needed in Hong Kong, Aden and East
Africa so cover could be thin at crucial times. Following
the rebellion (with covert Indonesian support) in Brunei in
December 1962, British and Commonwealth forces were
rapidly reinforced. Despite the failure of the insurrection,
during 1963 Indonesia embarked upon a guerrilla war
aimed at destabilizing the new Federation of Malaysia and
driving the British out of the region. This became known as
the Indonesian Confrontation.
The Confrontation led to the longest and largest de-
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one third of the active fleet was deployed in the area, com-
prising on the order of 50 ships including auxiliaries. Force
levels varied depending on the scale of Indonesian opera-
tions and problems elsewhere. But in general, in addition
to the two aircraft carriers and one commando ship, there
was also at least one County-class DDG, four destroyers,
with about twelve frigates of one kind or another, and ad-
ditionally five submarines of the 7th Division were based
at Singapore. Inshore patrol work was carried out by three
flotillas of minesweepers. Annually, there were ‘FOTEX’
exercises involving ships of the Commonwealth navies. One
of the largest ‘FOTEX 65’ in March 1965 involved Eagle,
Victorious, Melbourne and Bulwark with a host of support-
ing vessels.
Until mid-1964 most operations were confined to
Sarawak, and the navy’s role was primarily inshore, with
the provision of patrols, guardships and helicopter sup-
port. However, from August 1964, with British and Com-
monwealth forces in the ascendancy, the emphasis was
changed to the mainland. In one attack, Indonesian
paratroopers were landed through a gap in the Air Defense
Intercept Zone (ADIZ). To combat this HMS Kent (County-
class DDG) was used as a mobile air search radar. This
attack, however, brought British and Commonwealth units
to the verge of retaliation. Plans at the time ranged from
attacks against Indonesian Special Forces bases to the
destruction of the Indonesian Air Force. The most signifi-
cant naval event of this period was the transit of Victorious
through the Lombok Strait. The period from September
1964 to September 1965 was one of equilibrium.
The primary aspect of the Confrontation was the use of
diplomacy and veiled threats (by both sides) accompanied
by minimal actual conflict. The British wished to contain it at
the lowest possible level and cost. The Indonesians wanted
to prolong it so that the British would lose interest and go
home, and they didn’t want to provoke attacks on the home
islands. Finally, it was President Sukarno who lost, follow-
ing the coup attempt of September 1965, which effectively
removed him from power. This resulted in a peace agree-
ment in August 1966, despite the fact that officially there
had been no war!
Despite the emphasis placed upon the naval role, it
should be remembered that there were numerous RAF,
RAAF and RNZAF squadrons employed in the area provid-
ing combat and transport support. Ground forces included
42 and 43 RM Commando, King’s Own Yeomanry Light In-
fantry, the Paratroop Regiment, and of course the Ghurkas,
to name but a few.
East Africa 1964
The British colonies of Kenya, Uganda, Tanganyika,
and Zanzibar all gained independence between 1961 to
1963. However, British officers and NCOs were still serv-
ing in the national armies, which led to several mutinies
by troops unhappy with this situation. There was no naval
action to speak of, except for the landing of 45 RM Com-
mando from HMS Centaur, followed by 41 RM Commando
from HMS Victorious. Only one air strike was planned, Sea
Vixen FAW.1 from 892 squadron and Buccaneer S.1 from
801 squadron against the barracks at Tabora, Tanganyika,
but it was called off. Aircraft and Air Wars gives a good ac-
count of the action on the ground between the mutineers of
all four countries and the British forces involved.
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Rhodesia 1965-1966
The independence of Zambia and Malawi brought
about sanctions and a naval blockade of a landlocked
country! Rhodesia was getting oil from the Mozambique
city of Beira, hence the name of the blockade, “Beira Patrol”.
Eagle was first on the scene from November of 1965 until
December, followed by Ark Royal from January 1966 until
March, Eagle March until May, then Ark Royal from May un-
til June. The final patrol was Victorious from June to August
of 1966. After the withdrawal of the carriers, land-based
Shackletons took over. If Rhodesia had tried to make a
stand it could have gotten very hot for the RN. The following
is a list of possible units of the Royal Rhodesian Air Force
(RRAF) to be used against any one of the carriers during
1965 to 1966.
No 1 Squadron 12 Hunter FGA.9
No 2 Squadron 25 Vampire FB.9
No 4 Squadron 14 Provost trainers (armed)
No 5 Squadron 12 Canberra B.2
The withdrawal from “East of Suez” 1966 to 1973
Something should be said about the withdrawal from
Britain’s positions East of Suez. With the death of CVA
01, a major rethinking of where and what the RN would
do and how it would do it was undertaken. Most of the
personnel in charge at that time were “gun” types and not
fond of the carrier in general. What came out of this study
was a reduced navy with more light fleet units, and you
could probably guess, no carriers. Even the inclusion of a
helicopter V/STOL vessel brought about the dismissal of
the man in charge of writing the paper! Next to crop up was
the budget, including defense. Money could come from two
places, Germany and the Far East.
The timetable was set up for half of the British forces
to be out of the Far East by 1971 and the rest by 1975. This
was not what a lot of countries wanted to hear. The US
didn’t want the British to give an ultimate date of withdrawal
while the Vietnam War was going on. And Singapore, Ma-
laysia, and Australia were not happy at all. Britain’s with-
drawal meant they would have to do more with their small
forces.
As things usually happen, the 1967 Arab-Israeli War
showed what little the RN could do at that time. The Suez
Canal was closed, again, but this time the RN was in no
position to argue with the Egyptian air force. In the Mediter-
ranean were Victorious, Rhyl, Eskimo, Malcolm, Grafton,
and Phoebe, coming all the way from Scotland. In the In-
dian Ocean area were Hermes, Nubian, Ashanti, with Kent,
Arethusa and Lynx on the way around the Horn. A com-
bined Anglo-American military intervention was not deemed
practical, and it was feared the Americans might bug out at
the last minute.
Then, the British pound began to fall, and money was
needed quickly. Victorious was in refit, but then had a seri-
ous fire and it was decided to strike her instead of finishing
the refit. The decision was made in a period of only 10 days,
so you can imagine how surprised the crew would have
been. The carrier would be decommissioned by 1971, and
the carriers that remained would be gone by 1972 instead
of 1975. 1967 finally brought about the evacuation of Aden.
As you can tell from the list of ships present, all of the RN’s
amphibious forces were together. In fact, for the first time,
being Intrepid’s first cruise.
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October 1971 was the last time the “Far East Fleet”
sailed out of Singapore, and the Persian Gulf force was
disestablished in November of 1971.
Vanguard to Trident will give you a good taste as to
how boring blockade duty is. And let me tell you it is very
boring unless you’re on the boarding teams (I’m not). Air-
craft and Air Wars is good for the aircraft involved, or those
that could have been involved.
Iceland 1972 - 1973
On 1 September 1972 Iceland extended its territo-
rial waters out to 50 nautical miles. GPS had not been
invented yet so fishermen in the North Sea were not quite
sure where they were. Icelandic patrol/gun boats began to
harass these individuals. On the 23rd of January, the RN
ships Statesman proceeded to the area to protect British
trawlers. On 18 March, the Icelandic patrol boat Odin fired
over the bow of Statesman. Two months later on 26 May,
the Icelandic patrol boat Aegir fired into the trawler Everton.
June 7th brought about the collision between Aegir and the
RN frigate Scylla. After this, the two Prime Ministers came
to a peaceful agreement, and the “Cod Wars” ended.
Cyprus 1974
In 1974, there was war again between the Turks and
the Greeks. This time civilians from the US and the UK
were evacuated by elements of the US Sixth Fleet and the
British Carrier Hermes.
As mentioned, Hermes was used to evacuate civilians
using No 814 Squadron flying Sea King HAS.1 and No 845
Squadron flying Wessex HU.5. The US 6th Fleet was doing
the same thing with CH-46s and CH-53s. There was no
intervention by Greek or Turkish forces, however, on 21 July
1974, the Turkish Air Force accidentally sank the Turkish
destroyer Kocatepe.
This might not be much of a problem for the RN but the
US 6th Fleet was using some of the same class of destroy-
ers as both the Greeks and Turks. Again, Air Wars and
Aircraft gives a short but concise history of the land and air
battles that happened during 1960 to 1974.
Falklands 1977
Good background can be found in Vanguard to Trident.
It has plenty of detail on the dwindling “station” ships that
preceded the 1982 invasion.
Falklands 1982
The Falkland Islands, in British possession since 1833,
are also claimed by the Argentines, who call them the
Malvinas. A series of events triggered by a scrap merchant
started the largest combat action for the Royal Navy since
World War II. The Argentine junta, beset by internal political
problems, perceived a weakening and lack of resolve in the
British, possibly based on the announcement of the retire-
ment of the patrol ship Endurance, which served as the
guard ship for South Georgia and the Falklands.
The landing of workers on South Georgia without
following proper customs procedures caused a minor
diplomatic flurry on 19 March 1982. This triggered an ac-
celeration of Argentine planning efforts, which had started
in mid-January for a September invasion, and a late March
UNITAS exercise was used as a cover for troop and ship
movements.
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On April 2nd, 1982, Argentina invaded the British
Falkland Islands, and took South Georgia the following day.
Royal Marine detachments on both islands inflicted losses
on the invaders, including damaging the frigate Guerrico
when she approached South Georgia.
Two RN task forces were quickly dispatched, one
from the Gibraltar area commanded by Rear-Admiral John
Woodward. Another, including the carriers Hermes and
Invincible, left from Britain. More units would be departing
Britain in the ensuing weeks, including many “Ships Taken
Up from Trade” or STUFT ships.
Most ships headed for Ascension Island to assemble
and prepare for the transit to enemy-held waters. Ascension
was used as a forward base during the entire war. It was
the closest land and airbase between Britain and the Falk-
lands. US supplies being sent to Britain were also staged
through this island.
The first naval operation took place with a landing of
Special Boat Squadron troops from the submarine Con-
queror on 14 April, followed by Special Air Squadron troops
on Fortuna Glacier on South Georgia to gather intelligence.
Next was the depth charging and beaching of the Argentine
submarine Santa Fe, and the invasion of South Georgia on
25th and 26th April.
The next phase was softening up of the Falkland
islands by air strikes and naval gunfire support. It started on
May first with the famous but ineffective Vulcan bomber raid
on Stanley Airport. May 2nd witnessed the sinking of the
patrol boat Alferez Sobral and the torpedoing of the cruiser
General Belgrano by Conqueror. With the loss of Belgrano,
the carrier Vienticinco de Mayo, along with the major units
of the Argentine navy took no further action, while the car-
rier’s air group was transferred to shore. On the 4th of May
an air-launched Exocet missile disabled Sheffield, which
burned out and later sank. During a naval gun fire support
mission, Brilliant and Glasgow were attacked, with the latter
damaged.
The actual invasion began on the 21st of May. While
British forces were landing, the Argentine Air Force made
near-continuous air strikes on the ships in Falkland Sound.
Attacks were made on Antrim, Argonaut, and Ardent, with
Ardent sinking the next day. Antelope was bombed on the
23rd of May, the bomb detonating as it was being defuzed.
On the 25th of May, Coventry and Atlantic Conveyor were
both sunk, Atlantic Conveyor to the second attack by Exo-
cet.
With the loss of the heavy-lift Chinook helicopters on
board Atlantic Conveyor, the landing forces’ mobility was
severely reduced. To compensate, a landing was made
close to enemy positions without proper air cover. On the
8th of June, the amphibious ships Sir Galahad and Sir
Tristram and the frigate Plymouth were hit. Sir Tristram was
lost with heavy loss of life. While providing naval gunfire
support, Glamorgan was also hit on the 12th May by a
ground-launched Exocet.
Two days later the war was over.
There are dozens of books available on the Falklands
War. South Atlantic War, published by GDW (out of print)
provides scenarios for the entire 1982 war. There is also
a scenario in Harpoon Naval Review 1994. One Hundred
Days, by the commander of the Task Force Rear-Admiral
Sir John Woodward shows what goes on in someone’s
head from “our,” the players, perspective. Air Wars and
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Aircraft gives a short but detailed account of the forces
involved and a listing of all aircraft at a glance.
Also, the three books by Men at Arms Osprey on the
1982 war are good for all-around general info. Looking at
this war from a wargamer’s point of view, it is similar to the
period between the US and Japan around the Solomons
when both sides were basically equal and can make an
enjoyable campaign game. True, the Argentine carrier is in
port but the land-based Aeronaval Argentina and Fuerza
Aerea Argentina make up for it.
Ed Kettler, author of South Atlantic War, recommends
The Royal Navy and the Falklands War by David Brown and
Falklands: The Air War by Burden, Draper et al.
Operation Granby
(Desert Shield/Storm) 1990/91
The buildup to Desert Storm was accompanied by the
RN, Australia and Canada. The RAN response included
Brisbane, Adelaide, Darwin, and Sydney. The RCN brought
Athabaskan, Terra Nova, Margaree, and the AO Protecteur.
The RN put in the Gulf Cardiff, Exeter, York, Gloucester,
Brazen, Battleaxe, London, Jupiter, Atherstone, Cattistock,
Dulverton, Hurworth, Ledbury, Herald, Hecla, Fort Grange,
Orangeleaf, Olna, Diligence, Sir Bedivere, Sir Galahad, Sir
Percival, the new Sir Tristram, Argus, Opossum, and Otus.
Meanwhile, in the Mediterranean there was Task Group
232.2 with Ark Royal, Sheffield, Manchester, until relived by
Charybdis, plus USS Virginia and Spruance.
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Britain participated in NATO’s Operation Sharp Guard.
Designed to enforce the UN sanctions, Combined Task
Force 440 boarded and inspected any ship suspected of
carrying contraband to Yugoslavia.
The nationally mixed force of approximately twelve
destroyers and frigates always included one or two British
destoryers or frigates. Britain also provided several Nimrod
maritime patrol and E-3D AEW aircraft to a nationally-mixed
group of patrol aircraft.
More Items to Ponder
I thought myself a rather learned naval person, but
reading through the list of books in the bibliography, I found
many items of interest that were surprising.
The angled flight deck is not an American idea. True, it
was tested on a US carrier first but it was a British inven-
tion. Tests were flown onboard Triumph with the deck
painted to look like it was angled. Then actual operation
tests were flown on board USS Antietam due to her hav-
ing the first angled deck. (This is the reason the US Navy
started to do the 27C conversions to the Essex-class CVs).
Along with this, there was the abortive idea to remove all
the landing gear from carrier based planes and make the
deck out of rubber. This was actually tested successfully
on Warrior during 1948. Of course, when your Sea Vampire
is on the deck, how do you wheel it around so others can
land?
The “mirror landing aid” is also not an American idea
- again, the British beat us to it! This invention of course
helped speed up the landing process by not having the
Landing Signals Officer out on the flight deck with his
paddles trying to tell the pilot what to do. Now the pilot
could align his own approach and know where he was in
reference to the deck. The steam catapult? British again.
I’ve been in the US Navy for 15 years now and I had
thought all of these concepts were ours to share with the
world. How depressing. At least they weren’t French!
LPD Albion
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A class A-17 Eagle A-14

Abdiel ML(i) A-29 Eddybay A-33
Abdiel MSH (ii) A-30 Endeavour A-12
Adamant A-34 Endurance (i) A-35
Albion A-13 Endurance (ii) A-34
Albion A-27 Engadine A-30
Amazon A-22 Ex-Australian Bathurst (N. Zealand) A-12
Annapolis A-7 Ex-UK Bellona (N. Zealand) A-10
Annapolis (DELEX) A-7 Ex-UK Daring (Australia) A-2
Anzac (Australia) A-3 Ex-UK Head (Canada) A-10
ANZAC (N. Zealand) A-10 Ex-UK Leaf A-5
Anzio A-29 Ex-UK Leander (Ikara) (N. Zealand) A-10
Appleleaf A-32 Ex-UK Loch class (N. Zealand) A-11
Ardennes A-28 Ex-UK Majestic (Australia) A-1
Argus A-14 Ex-UK Majestic (Canada) A-5
Ark Royal A-13 Ex-UK Oberon (Australia) A-1
Astute A-15 Ex-UK River (Canada) A-9
Atlantic Conveyor A-36 Ex-UK Ton A-5
Attack A-4 Ex-UK Tribal (Australia) A-2
Bacchus A-31 Ex-UK Tribal (Canada) A-9
Balikpapan A-4 Ex-UK Upholder (Canada) A-6
Bathurst A-5 Ex-UK Whitby (Type 12) (N. Zealand) A-11
Battle (Groups I & II) A-20 Ex-US Balao (Canada) A-6
Battle (Later Group DDR) A-19 Ex-US Charles F. Adams (Australia) A-1
Battle (Later Group) A-20 Ex-US Newport (Australia) A-4
Bay A-4 Ex-US Tench (Canada) A-6
Bay A-24 Fearless A-27
Bay class (Canada) A-9 Fiji A-18
Belfast A-18 Fort (i) A-31
Black Swan A-26 Fort (ii) A-31
Blackwood A-24 Fort Victoria A-33
Bonaventure A-5 Fremantle A-4
Boxer (Type 22/2) A-21 French Durance A-5
Brecon class A-29 Halifax A-7
Bristol A-19 Ham class A-30
Britannia A-35 Head class A-33
British Esk A-36 Hermes A-12
British Fern A-36 HMAS Sydney A-1
Broadsword (Type 22/1) A-21 Hunt A-29
Bulwark A-13 Huon A-4
Ca/Ch class A-20 Improved St Laurent A-8
Canberra A-35 Invincible A-14
Cape Roger A-9 Iroquois A-7
Castle A-27 Iroquois (TRUMP) A-6
Centaur A-13 Island A-27
Charles Upham A-12 Kingfisher A-26
City A-7 Leander A-23
Collins A-1 Leander/1 (Ikara) A-22
Cornwall (Type 22/3) A-21 Leander/2 (Exocet) A-22
County A-19 Leander/3 (Broad-Beamed) A-22
Cresent A-9 Leander/3A (Sea Wolf) A-21
Daring (Type 45) A-18 Leonard J. Crowley A-9
Daring A-20 Leopard A-24
Dark Adventurer A-27 Ley class A-30
Dieppe A-29 Loch class A-24
Diligence A-33 Lyness A-34
Dodman Point A-34 Mackenzie A-8
Dreadnought A-16 Mackenzie (DELEX) A-7
Duke A-21 Maidstone A-33

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Manchester A-18 Tide A-32

Melbourne A-1 Tide (Later) A-32
Meon A-28 Tiger A-17
Mermaid A-22 Tobruk A-2
Messina A-29 Tobruk A-4
Moa A-12 Ton A-30
Mull of Galloway A-34 Trafalgar A-15
Norfolk A-21 Tribal A-23
Norland A-35 Triumph A-33
O class (Limited conversion) A-26 Tyne A-31
Oakleaf A-32 Type 12 A-23
Oberon A-16 Type 12 mod A-23
Ocean A-28 Type 14 A-24
Ol class A-32 Type 15 A-24
P class (Limited conversion) A-26 Type 16 A-24
Peacock A-26 Type 21 A-22
Plumleaf A-32 Type 23 A-21
Porpoise A-17 Type 2400 A-16
Protecteur A-10 Type 41 A-24
Provider A-10 Type 42A&B A-19
Quadrant A-3 Type 42C A-18
Queen Elizabeth A-12 Type 45 A-18
Queen Elizabeth II A-35 Type 61 A-23
Quinte A-9 Type 81 A-23
R class (Full conversion) A-25 Type 82 A-19
Rame Head A-34 U class (Full conversion) A-25
Redoubt A-29 Uganda A-35
Reliant (ii) A-34 UK Bay (Australia) A-3
Resolution A-15 UK Leander (Broad-Beamed) (N. Zealand) A-11
Resource A-31 UK Leander (N. Zealand) A-11
Restigouche A-8 UK Oberon (Canada) A-6
Restigouche (DELEX) A-8 UK Pukaki (N. Zealand) A-12
Retainer A-31 UK Rothesay (N. Zealand) A-11
River A-30 UK Tide (Australia) A-5
River (early) (Australia) A-3 Upholder A-16
River (late) (Australia) A-3 Urania A-24
Rothesay A-23 US O.H. Perry (Australia) A-2
Rover A-33 V class (Full conversion) A-25
Salisbury A-23 Valiant A-16
Sandown A-29 Vampire A-2
Scimitar A-26 Vanguard A-15
Sea Crusader A-31 Victorious A-14
Shalford A-27 W class (Full conversion) A-25
Sheffield A-19 Wave Barron A-33
Sheffield (Southampton CL) A-18 Wave Knight A-32
Sir Bedivere A-28 Weapon A-20
Sir Caradoc A-28 Whitby A-23
Sir Galahad A-28 Z class (Full conversion) A-25
St Laurent A-8
St. Edmund A-35
Stalwart A-5
Swiftsure A-15
Swiftsure (Minotaur CL) A-18
T class A-17
T class (Full conversion) A-25
T class (Limited conversion) A-26
T class Conversion A-17
T class Streamline Conversion A-17
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AUSTRALIA
Melbourne CVL
Displacement: 16000 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1955 - 82
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 1210
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Loud
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C/UK
2P&PQ/S&SB/S&SQ(2)4 Mk5 40mm/60 C/UK
2P(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
2S&SB/3S&SQ(1)5 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
27 Aircraft --
1 Catapult --
2 Elevators --
Sensors:
3 Radar 277Q, Radar 293, Radar 978 J/UK
Remarks:
Modified UK Majestic class, taken over by RAN during construc-
tion. Flight deck angled 5.5° to port. Mercantile standards, special
damage modifier of -15%. Armor: CHP Rating for magazines is L.
• Dec 67-Nov 68: Modified to operate A-4 Skyhawk.Included new
radars, strenghtened decks. Radar 293 and Radar 978 radars
retained, LW.02, 2nd Gen ESM added. New air group 4 A-4G Sky-
hawk, 6 S-2E Tracker, 10 Wessex.
• 1971: Catapult rebuilt, deck strengthened, bridle-catcher added
at bow.
• 1972: Air group changed to 8 Skyhawk, 6 Tracker, 10 Wessex.
• 1972-73: Refitted.
• 1976: Refitted.
• 1980-81: Catapult inoperable, no A-4G carried.
• 1982: Planned refit canceled, decommissioned.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 81 163 244 293 325
Surface Speed: 24 18 12 6 0 Sinks
Ex-UK Majestic CVL
Displacement: 15900 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1949 - 73
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 1200
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Loud
Weapons: ROF
F/A(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60//1 Radar 262 C/UK
P&PB/P&PQ(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C/UK
S&SB/S&SQ(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C/UK
P&PB/3P/3P&PQ(1)7 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
2S&SB/2S/3S&SQ(1)7 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
A(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
26 Aircraft --
1 Catapult --
2 Elevators --
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 293 J/UK
Remarks:
HMAS Sydney. Built to mercantile standards, special damage
modifier of -15%. Employed as a fast transport, conversion took
place 1962. Active in Malya, Vietnam. Armor: CHP Rating for
magazines is L.
• 1962: Relegated to a fast transport. Armament became P&PB/
P&PQ/S&SB/S&SQ(1)4 Mk9 40mm/60
• 1969: 6 LCPU added.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 81 162 243 292 324
Surface Speed: 24 18 12 6 0 Sinks
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Collins SS
Displacement: 3298 subm In class: 6
Acoustic Counterm: 3rd Gen In Service: 1998
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 3rd/3rd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 42
Class Size: Small Signature: Small/VQuiet
Max Depth: Int IV Btry Rtng: 120
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/23 See remarks F, D/USA
Sensors:
Radar 1007 J/UK
Scylla suite with French TSM 2253 and DUUX 5 flank array M
Karriwarra towed array M
Remarks:
Type 471. Enlarged Swedish Vastergotland. Integrated digital Fire
Control system. Six units planned. Carries 23 Harpoon & Mk48.
Endurance 75 days. Anechoic coating. Although commissioned in
1995 could not undertake even limited combat missions until 1998.
• 2006: Scheduled to receive new combat system.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 15 30 45 54 59
Surface Speed: 10 8 5 3 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 21 16 11 5 0 Sinks
Ex-UK Oberon SS
Displacement: 2417 subm In class: [6]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen In Service: 1968-99
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 1st/2nd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 64
Class Size: Small Signature: Small/VQuiet
Max Depth: Int III Btry Rtng: 75
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/18 MK8 & Mk37 F/UK&USA
PQ&SQ(1)2 533mm TT w/4 Mk37 F/USA
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J/UK
Sonar 187, Sonar 2007 M/UK
Remarks:
Onslow, Orion, Otama, Ovens, Otway, Oxley. Mk8 and Mk20 torps
carried.
• Received mid-life modernization, Sonar 187 replaced by CSU
3-41. Sonar 2007 retained. BQG-4, Karriwarra towed array added.
Federated Digital Fire Control system added. ESM probably up-
graded to 2nd Gen.
• 1986: PQ&SQ(1)2 TT removed. Mk48, Harpoon capability added.
Estimated loadout after refit is 14 Mk48, 4 Harpoon.
• Disposals: 1992: Oxley paid off 1992, Otway 1994, Ovens 1995,
Orion 1996 and placed in reserve, Onslow 1998, Otama 1999.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 11 23 34 41 45
Surface Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 17 12 8 4 0 Sinks
Ex-US Charles F. Adams DDG
Displacement: 3472 std In class: [3]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1965-2001
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen D ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 333
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F/A(1)2 Mk42 127mm/54//1 SPG-53A C/USA
A(1)1 Mk13 w/40 Tartar//2 SPG-51 (3) D/USA
PB&SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
P&S(1)2 Ikara w/13 msls E
Sensors:
Radar 975 J/UK
SPS-10, SPS-40C, SPS-52C J/USA
SQS-23 M/USA
Remarks:
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• 1974 - 75 class updated to fire SM1MR standards. Mk13 Loadout
is 40 SM1MR
• 1985-87: Brisbane given capability to carry 4 Harpoon in Mk13
magazine, replacing 4 SM1MR. SPS-10, Radar 975 removed.
SPS-67(V) added. Perth refitted Jan 88 to Nov 89, Hobart refitted
Sep 89 to Jun 90.
• 1991: Both Ikara removed. One set of Phalanx 20mm purchased
by Australian government. P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx w/5 bursts
added to Brisbane for service in the Persian Gulf. Weapons were
transferred to Perth in 1991 and then Hobart in 1992.
• Decommissionings: Perth 15 Oct 99, Hobart 12 May 2000, Bris-
bane 10 Oct 01.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 27 53 80 95 106
Surface Speed: 31 23 15 7 0 Sinks
Ex-UK Daring DD
Displacement: 2830 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1964 - 79
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 330
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
2F/A(2)3 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 903 C/UK
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60//1 Radar 262 C/UK
F(3)1 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 170 E/UK
Sensors:
Radar 293 J/UK
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M/UK
Remarks:
HMAS Duchess. Transferred from RN.
• 1973: A(2)1 114mm, F(3)1 Squid removed.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 25 51 77 93 103
Surface Speed: 34 24 16 8 0 Sinks
Vampire DD
Displacement: 2800 std In class: [3]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1957 - 85
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 320
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
2F/A(2)3 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C/UK
P/S(2)2 Mk2 STAAG 40mm/60//2 Radar 262 C/UK
P/S(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60//2 Radar 262 C/UK
F(3)1Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E/UK
P&S(5)1 533mm TT w/5 Mk9 F/UK
Sensors:
Radar 293 J/UK
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M/UK
Remarks:
Vampire, Vendetta, Voyager. Vampire and Vendetta have Mk2 and
Mk5 40mm with two Radar 262s. Similar to RN Daring class. Alu-
minum construction, special damage modifier of -15%.
• 2 Oct 64: Voyager sunk in collision with HMAS Melbourne.
• 1973: Vampire, Vendetta; Radar 262, Radar 275 removed. 1
WM22, LW.02 added.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 44 65 78 87
Surface Speed: 30 23 15 8 0 Sinks
Tobruk DD
Displacement: 2400 std In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1950 - 75
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 332
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F/A(2)2 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C/UK
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P/S/P&S(2)3 Mk2 STAAG 40mm/60//1 Radar 262 C/UK
2P/2S/P&S(1)5 Mk7 40mm/60 C/UK
F(3)1 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 170 E/UK
Sensors:
Radar 293 J/UK
Sonar 174 M/UK
Remarks:
Modified Battle class DD. Radar 262 on STAAG mount. Anzac
converted to Training Ship 1966 with B turret removed.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 44 66 81 89
Surface Speed: 35 26 17 8 0 Sinks
Ex-UK Tribal DD
Displacement: 1959 std In class: [3]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1942 - 69
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 250
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)2 Mk12 120mm/45//1 Radar 285 C/UK
A(2)1 Mk16 114mm/45//1 Radar 285 C/UK
P/S(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C/UK
P/S/A(1)3 Mk7 40mm/60 C/UK
F(3)1 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 147 E/UK
P&S(4)1 533mm TT w/4 Mk9 F/UK
Sensors:
Radar 291, Radar 293 J/UK
Sonar 144 M/UK
Remarks:
Arunta, Warramunga, Bataan. Single Radar 285 for all 120mm and
114mm mounts. Original armament (2)3 4.7 in, (2)1 4 in, 6 40mm,
4 2 pdr, 4 mg, (4)1 533mm TT, 2 DC Proj. Configuration shown is
after ASW refit in 1950s.
• 1952-53: Arunta moderized. Aft twin 120mm removed, Squid//So-
nar 147 replaced by (3)1 Mk10 Limbo//Sonar 170. Sonar 174 and
177 replaced Sonar 144.
• 1953-54: Warramunga converted to ASW escort 1954.
• 1957: Arunta placed in reserve, ASW conversion of Bataan
canceled.
• Bataan scrapped 1958, Warramunga scrapped 1963, Arunta
foundered enroute to scrapping 1969.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 18 37 55 67 74
Surface Speed: 36 27 18 9 0 Sinks
US O.H. Perry FFG
Displacement: 3073 std In class: 6
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1980
Electronic Counterm: 3rd Gen J&D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: COGAG/CPP Crew: 187
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
P&S(1)1 Mk75 76mm/62//1 Mk92 C/USA
A(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 1 w/7 bursts C/USA
F(1)1 Mk13 w/40 SM1MR//1 STIR 24 (3) D/USA
PB&SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
Aft Pad (1)2 S-70B-2 Seahawk B
Sensors:
SPS-55, SPS-49 J/USA
SQS-56 (#1, 2, 3) M/USA
Mulloka (#4, 5, 6) M
Remarks:
Adelaide, Canberra, Sydney, Darwin, Melbourne, Newcastle.
Aluminum construction, special damage modifier of -15%. RAST
system. Fitted with fin stabilizers. Critical Hit Protection for Sensors,
Engineering, Bridge, Mk75 gun, Mk13 launcher and magazine is L.
Single-screw, double the effect of all Engineering critical hits. To be
fitted with Nulka 4th Gen ECM decoy, ASSTASS to be fitted when
available. Can carry 2 S-70 or 1 S-70 and 1 Squirrel. Author saw
two in Phuket, Thailand with only one having Mk15 Phalanx at the
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time. May have been out on “contract PMS”.
• 1985: Adelaide, Canberra; A(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx added, all others
built with Phalanx installed.
• Stern of first three ships had to be lengthened for S-70 opera-
tions: Sydney in Jan 89, Adelaide in Aug 89, Canberra in 1991.
• 1991: For service in Desert Storm Adelaide, Sydney, and Darwin
had RAM sheets wrapped around their superstructure and masts.
Signature remains Small.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 24 47 71 86 95
Surface Speed: 29 22 14 7 0 Sinks
Anzac FF
Displacement: 3300 std In class: 4 + 4
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1996
Electronic Counterm: 4th Gen D ESM: 3rd Gen
Propulsion: CODOG/CPP Crew: 163
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk45 127mm/54//1 9LV200 C/USA
F&A(8)1 Mk41 VLS Sea Sparrow
w/8 RIM-7M//2 9LV200 D/USA
Aft Pad (1)1 SH-2G(A) B
Sensors:
Atlas 9600 J/FRG
SPS-49 J/USA
Sea Giraffe 150HC J/Sweden
Spherion (hull array) M/France
Remarks:
All-steel construction. Joint Australian/New Zealand development.
MEKO 200 variant. First unit HMAS Anzac. Fitted with RAST.
Initially not fitted with PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT, came from River
class FFs as they retired in late 1990s. Will probably be fitted with
Nulka active missile decoy system. Space allocated for Mk141 Har-
poon launchers, second 8 cell Sea Sparrow group, Mk15 Phalanx,
ASSTASS towed array. Forward 9LV200 director can control gun or
VLS Sea Sparrow. Fitted with stabilizers.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 30 60 89 107 119
Surface Speed: 31 23 15 7 0 Sinks
River (late) FF
Displacement: 2150 std In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1970 - 98
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 247
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 114mm/45//1 WM22 C/UK
A(4)1 GWS22 w/Sea Cat//1 WM22 (2) D/UK
F(1)1 Ikara w/13 msls B
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar170 E/UK
Sensors:
Radar 293 J/UK
LW.02 J/Nethl
Sonar 162, Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M/UK
Remarks:
Swan, Torrens. Similar to RN Rothesay class FF.
• 1985: 1 Mk10 Limbo removed. P/S(3)2 Mk32 TT w/3 Mk46 added
(F/USA).
• 1991: Sea Cat, Ikara no longer operational, both struck.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 20 41 61 73 81
Surface Speed: 29 21 14 7 0 Sinks
River (early) FF
Displacement: 2150 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1961 - 85
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 235
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Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C/UK
A(2)1 Mk2 40mm STAAG//1 Radar 262 C/UK
P/S/A(1)3 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E/UK
Sensors:
Radar 293, Radar 974, Radar 975, Radar 978, Radar 994 J/UK
LW.02 J/Nethl
Sonar 162, Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M/UK
Remarks:
Yarra, Parramuta, Stuart, Derwent. Similar to RN Whitby and Rothe-
say class FF. Stuart completed with F(1)1 Ikara w/13 msls instead
of Limbo. Derwent completed with A(4)1 Seacat w/4 msls//1 Radar
262 instead of STAAG.
• 1975-76: Yarra ran trials with Mulloka sonar in place of Sonar
177M, then refitted. Limbo removed, replaced with helo pad aft.
• 1976: Yarra, others 1977 - 1983: A(4)1 Seacat w/4 msls//1 WM22
added, SPS-55 added. F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo, Mk2 STAAG removed.
F(1)1 Ikara w/13 msls, Aft Pad (1)1 Wasp, P/S(3)2 Mk32 TT w/3
Mk46 torp added, Mulloka sonar replaced Sonar 177.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 20 41 61 73 81
Surface Speed: 29 21 14 7 0 Sinks
UK Bay FF
Displacement: 1537 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1944 - 72
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 177
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F/A(2)2 Mk16 114mm/45//1 Radar 285 C/UK
A(1)5 Mk7 40mm/60 C/UK
4 Mk4 K-gun w/4 Mk7 DC E/UK
2 DC rail w/6 Mk7 DC E/UK
F(24)1 Mk10 hedgehog w/5 salvoes E/UK
Sensors:
Radar 276, Radar 286 or Radar 291 J/UK
Sonar 144 M/UK
Remarks:
Total DC carried; 150. Built to mercantile standards, special dam-
age modifier of -15%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 13 26 38 46 51
Surface Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Quadrant FF
Displacement: 2240 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1942 - 75
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 195
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
A(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 262 C/UK
F(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C/UK
F(3)2 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 170 E/UK
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E/UK
P/S(1)2 533mm TT w/1 Mk9 torp F/UK
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 278, Radar 993 J/UK
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M/UK
Remarks:
Type 15 conversion of Q or Quilliam-class destroyer. Quadrant has
Squid, all others had Limbo.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 21 42 63 76 84
Surface Speed: 36 27 18 9 0 Sinks

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Fremantle PC
Displacement: 200 std In class: 15
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1980
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel/CPP Crew: 23
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 AN 4 40mm/60 C
P/S(1)2 12.7mm mg C/Intl
A(1) 81mm mortar --
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J/UK
Remarks:
Replacement for the Attack class PC. Five more planned but can-
celled 1982. Not very seaworthy.
• 1994: All except Fremantle and Warrnambool fitted with 2nd Gen
RWR.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 3 5 8 9 10
Surface Speed: 30 21 15 7 0 Sinks
Attack PC
Displacement: 100 std In class: [20]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1968 - 94
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 19
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk7 40mm/60 C/UK
P/S(1)2 12.7mm C/Intl
Sensors:
Decca 916 J/UK
Remarks:
Bandolier, Archer to Indonesia 1975. Aitape, Samaai, Ladava, Lae,
Madang to Papua New Guinea. Arrow sank during a hurricane
1974. Barricade to Indonesia 1982, Acute, Bombard 1983, Asail,
Attack, Barbette 1985. Buccaneer was used as a target 1984. Ad-
vance is preserved at the National Maritime Museum. Alluminium
superstructure, special damage modifier of -15%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 1 2 3 4
Surface Speed: 24 16 8 0 Sinks
Balikpapan LCH
Displacement: 316 lt In class: 6
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1971
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 16
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Sensors:
Decca 916 J/UK
Remarks:
Salamaua, Buna to Papua New Guinea 1974. Can carry 3 tanks.
Amphibious ship, special damage modifier of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 3 6 9 11 12
Surface Speed: 10 7 5 2 0 Sinks
Tobruk LPA
Displacement: 3400 std In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1981
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 144
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
PA/SA(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
2 LCVP --
2 LCM(8) --
Sensors:
Decca 1226, Decca series J/UK
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Remarks:
Modified version of RN Sir Bedivere class LSL. Can carry up to
500 troops plus a squadron of tanks. Large Aft and Midship pads.
Amphibious ship, special damage modifier of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 23 46 69 83 92
Surface Speed: 18 14 9 5 0 Sinks
Ex-US Newport LPH
Displacement: 4975 lt In class: 2
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1994
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 218
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
Aft Pad(3)4 S-70B-2 Seahawk B
2 LCM(8) --
Sensors:
Radar 1007 J/UK
Remarks:
Kanimbla, Manoora. Replaced Tobruk and Jervis Bay. Converted to
amphibious warfare helicopter carrier by removing bow boom and
welding bow doors shut. Formally commissioned 1994, conver-
sion finished 1997 and 1998. Can support 4 UH-60 Blackhawk or
4 S-70B-2 Seahawk or 3 SH-3 Sea King. Amphibious ship, special
damage modifier of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 33 66 98 118 131
Surface Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Huon MHC
Displacement: 720 fl In class: 5 + 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1999
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 36+13
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 DS-30B 30mm/75 C/UK
2 Subtec mine disposal vehicle --
Sensors:
Radar 1007 J/UK
Sonar 2093 MH M/UK
Remarks:
Uses the Subtec Double Eagle remote control mine disposal vehi-
cle. Sonar 2093 is for mine hunting only. GRP hull, special damage
modifier of -10%. Carries 13 trainees in addition to regular crew.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 7 13 20 23 26
Surface Speed: 14 11 7 4 0 Sinks
Bay MHC
Displacement: 100 std In class: 2
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1986
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 13
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J/UK
DSQS-11H MH --
Remarks:
GRP construction with catamaran hull, special damage modifier of
-10%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 1 2 3 4 5
Surface Speed: 10 7 5 3 0 Sinks
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Bathurst MSF
Displacement: 790 std In class: [13]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1940 - 62
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 15
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk19 102mm/40 C/UK
2 Mk4 K-gun w/4 Mk7 DC E/UK
2 DC rail w/6 Mk7 DC E/UK
Sensors:
Radar 271, Radar 286 J/UK
Sonar 144, Sonar 153 MH M/UK
Remarks:
Castlemaine preserved at Williamstown. Some units fitted with
Mk21 102mm/45 instead of Mk19.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 9 17 26 32 35
Surface Speed: 15 11 7 4 0 Sinks
Ex-UK Ton MSI
Displacement: 360 std In class: [3]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1962 - 91
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 29
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk7 40mm/60 C/UK
A(1)1 Mk4 20mm/80 C/UK
Sensors:
Radar 978 J/UK
Sonar 193 MH M/UK
Remarks:
Aluminum/wood construction, special damage modifier of -15%.
Fitted with fin stabilizers.
• 1970: Curlew, Snipe; Sonar 193 (minehunting sonar) added.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 4 8 11 14 15
Surface Speed: 15 11 7 4 0 Sinks
Stalwart AD
Displacement: 10000 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1966 - 89
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 478
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F/A(1)2 Mk7 40mm/60 C/UK
Aft Pad(1)2 Sea King or Wessex B/UK
Sensors:
Nav radar J/Intl
Remarks:
Built to merchantile standards, damage modifier of -15%. Fleet
auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%. Carried spare missiles
for destroyers and frigates.
• 1989: Decommed to provide crew for Westralian.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 42 83 125 149 166
Surface Speed: 18 14 9 4 0 Sinks
Ex-UK Leaf AO
Displacement: 22440 gwt In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1989
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 2nd Gen RWR
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 60
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)2 Mk4 20mm/80 C/UK
Sensors:
Radar 1007 J/UK
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Remarks:
HMAS Westralia. (ex-Appleleaf). Leased by the RN from 1979.
Transferred 1989 to the RAN. Fitted with Matilda RWR, not a full
ESM system. Warns of weapons radars only. RBS 70 SAM system
with an army detachment on board. Fleet auxiliary, special dam-
age modifier of -25%. Single Screw, each engineering critical hit
reduces speed 50%, not 25%.
• Jan - Mar 96: Refitted with foundations for F/A(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx
• 1998: Suffered severe fire in the engineering spaces, with four
fatalities.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 74 149 223 267 297
Surface Speed: 16 12 8 4 0 Sinks
French Durance AO
Displacement: 17933 fl In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1986
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 212
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
PA/SA/A(1)3 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
Aft pad (1)1 Sea King/Squirrel B
2 Landing Craft --
Sensors:
2 Radar 1006 J/UK
Remarks:
HMAS Success. Modified French Durance-class AO. RBS 70 SAM
system with an army detachment on board. Carries 8220 tons
distillate, 1311 tons aviation fuel, 170 tons munitions, 183 tons
provisions, 259 tons water and 45 tons spare parts. Refuel P/S and
astern. To be fitted with Phalanx. DP calculated on 7845 std. Fleet
auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%.
• 1991-92: Hangar modified to accept Sea King helicopter.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 44 88 131 158 175
Surface Speed: 18 14 9 5 0 Sinks
UK Tide AO
Displacement: 15000 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1962 - 85
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 115
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C/UK
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
Sensors:
2 Decca 916 J/UK
Remarks:
HMAS Supply (ex-Tide Austral). Built for Australia, commissioned
1955. Loaned to RN until 1962 when it was returned and renamed
Supply. Fleet auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%.
• 1962: P/S(2)2 Mk5 40mm removed.
• 1979: Decca 916 replaced by Radar 1006.
• Nov 85: Decommissioned for disposal.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 69 137 206 248 275
Surface Speed: 17 13 9 4 0 Sinks
CANADA
Ex-UK Majestic CVL
Displacement: 16000 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1957 - 70
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 1300
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Loud
Weapons: ROF
P&PQ/P&PB/S&SB/S&SQ(2)4 Mk33

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76mm/50//4 SPG-34 C/USA
27 Aircraft —
1 Catapult —
2 Elevators —
Sensors:
SPS-10, SPS-8, SPS-12 J/USA
Air Group:
· 1957: 16 F-2H Banshee, 8 S-2F Tracker
· 1961: 8 S-2F Tracker, 13 HO4S-3 Whirlwind
· 1967: 8 S-2F Tracker, 13 CHSS-2 Sea King
Remarks:
HMCS Bonaventure. Mercantile standards, special damage modi-
fier of -15% Flight Deck angled 8° to port. Armor: CHP Rating for
magazines is L.
• 1967: P&PB/S&SB Mk33 76mm/50 removed.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 81 163 244 293 325
Surface Speed: 24 18 12 6 0 Sinks
Ex-UK Upholder SS
Displacement: 2400 subm In class: 3+1
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen In Service: 2002
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 2nd/2nd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 44
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/VQuiet
Max Depth: Int V Btry Rtng: 125
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/18 Mk48 Mod 5 F/USA
Sensors:
Sonar 2040, Sonar 2041 M/UK
Sub ETASS (Use USA BQR-25 STASS) M
Radar 1007 J/UK
Remarks:
Victoria, Windsoar, Cronerbrook, Chicoutimi. Type 2400 SS. Feder-
ated digital FCS. Has anechoic coating. 45 days’ endurance. Snort
speed 19 kts. Fitted with Sonar 2041 Micropuffs flank array (search
sensors). Although the RN began looking for a buyer in 1990, one
was not found until 1998, when they were leased to Canada. TT
can also fire Mk24, Spearfish, Harpoon.
• 1993: All four units put up for sale.
• 1998: Canada announced decision to buy all four Upholders.
Refitted 1998 - 2000.
• Oct 2000: Victoria (ex-Unseen) transferred to Canada, undergoing
6-month refit, sea trials, HP in Victoria.
• Jul 01: Windsor (ex-Unicorn) transferred to Canada.
• Mar 03: Cornerbrook (ex-Ursula) transferred to Canada, IOC
2003.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 11 23 34 41 45
Surf Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
UK Oberon SS
Displacement: 2410 subm In class: [3]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1965 - 00
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 64
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/VQuiet
Max Depth: Int III Btry Rtng: 75
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/20 NT-37C F/USA
PQ&SQ(1)2 533mm TT w/2 NT-37C F/USA
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J/UK
Sonar 187, Sonar 2007 M/UK
Remarks:
HMCS Ojibwa, Onandaga, Okanagan. Analog/Digital Fire Control.
• 1980-82 Ojibwa, 82-84 Onandaga, 84-86 Okanagan.: Submarine
Operational Update Project (SOUP) refit. FRG CSU 3-41 sonar
replaced Sonar 187. Sonar 2007 retained. BQG-501 Micropuffs
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added. Federated Digital fire control system. ESM/AIR, and Acous-
tic Countermeasures upgraded to 2nd Gen.
• 1987: Fire control modified to handle Mk48 Mod 4 and Harpoon
(no Harpoon purchased by Canada), first Mk48 firing in 1990. Aft
TT blanked off, NT-37C capability removed.
• 1991-1993: Onandaga, Okanagan fitted with Triton sonar (UK
Sonar 2051) vice CSU 3-41.
• Jul 2000: HMCS Onadaga, last of class, paid off.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 11 23 34 41 45
Surf Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 17 12 8 4 0 Sinks
Ex-US Tench SS
Displacement: 2410 subm In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1968 - 74
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 82
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Max Depth: Int II Btry Rtng: 45
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/20 Mk37 F/USA
PQ&SQ(2)2 533mm TT w/2 Mk37 F/USA
Sensors:
SS-2 J/USA
BQR-2B, BQR-3, BQS-3 M/USA
Remarks:
HMCS Rainbow. Former USS Argonaut (SS-475). Fleet Snorkel
Conversion submarine. A cheap GUPPY conversion. Received a
GUPPY streamlined conning tower but the hull was not changed.
Used for training.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 11 23 34 41 45
Surface Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 17 12 8 4 0 Sinks
Ex-US Balao SS
Displacement: 2410 subm In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1961 - 69
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 64
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Max Depth: Int II Btry Rtng: 45
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/20 Mk37 F/USA
PQ&SQ(2)2 533mm TT w/2 Mk37 F/USA
Sensors:
BPS-2, SS J/USA
JT, QC, WFA M/USA
Remarks:
HMCS Grilse. Former USS Burrfish (SSR-312), a modified radar
picket sub. Used for training. WFA is mine location sonar, no search
capability.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 11 23 34 41 45
Surface Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 17 12 8 4 0 Sinks
Iroquois (TRUMP) DDG
Displacement: 4450 std In class: 4
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1991
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: COGOG/CPP Crew: 232
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Super Rapid 76mm/62//1 Lirod 8 C/Italy
F&A(29)1 Mk41 VLS w/29 SM2MR//2 STIR 18 (15) D/USA
A(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx w/5 bursts C/USA
PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
Aft Pad (1)2 CH-124 Sea King B
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Sensors:
Sperry Mk340 J
LW.08, DA.08 J/Neth
SQS-505 (hull and towed) M
Remarks:
Redesignated as a DDG in 1991. Stats for Tribal class Update
and Modernization Program (TRUMP). Algonquin 1987 to 1991,
Iroquois 1992, Huron 1992 to 1995, Athabaskan 1991 to 1995. Has
Bear Trap helo haul down system and fin stabilizers. Lirod is EO
and radar FC. Fitted with UYS-503(v) sonobuoy receiver.
• 1991: Huron deployed to Persian Gulf with same mods as Atha-
baskan
• 1999: Nulka decoys added, ULQ-6 jammers removed, ECM: 4th
Gen D.
• Late 2000: Huron put in reserve with caretaker crew because of
crew shortages.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 39 79 118 141 157
Surf Speed: 29 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Iroquois DDH
Displacement: 3863 std In class: 4
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1972
Electronic Counterm: 1st Gen D ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: COGOG/CPP Crew: 245
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Compact 127mm54//1 STIR C/Italy
P/S(8)2 NATO Sea Sparrow
w/32 RIM-7H//2 WM22 (15) D/USA
F(3)1 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//Sonar 170 E2/UK
P/S(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
Aft Pad (1)2 CH-124 Sea King B
Sensors:
Sperry Mk340, SPS-501 J
SQS-501, SQS-505 Hull & VDS M
Remarks:
Stats before TRUMP refit in 1991. Has Bear Trap helicopter haul-
down system and fin stabilizers.
• 1990: Athabaskan deployed to Persian Gulf included six 12.7mm
MG and Spectra-Scan 3000 mine avoidance sonar.
• 1991: Huron to Persian Gulf with the same mods as Athabaskan.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 35 69 104 124 138
Surface Speed: 29 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Halifax FF
Displacement: 4750 std In class: 12
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1992
Electronic Counterm: 3rd Gen J&D ESM: 3rd Gen
Propulsion: COGOG/CPP Crew: 252
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Bofors Mk2 57mm70//1 STIR C/Sweden
A(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx Blk1 w/7 bursts C/USA
P/S(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon D/USA
F&A(6)2 Mk48 w/12 Sea Sparrow//1 STIR 1.8 D/USA
P/S(3)2 Mk32 TT w/3 Mk46 Mod 5 F/USA
Aft Pad (1)1 CH-124 Sea King B
Sensors:
SPS-49 J/USA
Sea Giraffe 150HC J/Sweden
2 Sperry Mk340 (FFH 335, 337-341) J
2 Radar 1007 (FFH 330-334, 336) J/UK
SQR-501 CANTASS, SQS-505 M
Remarks:
City class. 24 total torps carried. Has the Bear Trap helicopter haul
down system, fin stabilizers. No Sea Sparrow (RIM-7) reloads car-
ried. Has bubbler noise reduction. Fitted with UYS-503(v) sonobuoy
receiver. Fitted with “austere” SWG-1 fire control for Harpoon. Can-
not use waypoint targeting for Harpoon.
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Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 40 81 121 145 161
Surface Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Annapolis (DELEX) FF
Displacement: 2400 std In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1984 - 98
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 228
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk33 76mm/50//1 SPG-515 C/USA
PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
Aft Pad (1)1 CH-124 Sea King B
Sensors:
SPS-503 J
SPS-10 J/USA
SQS-505, SQS-504 VDS M
Remarks:
DELEX modernization of Annapolis Aug 85 to Jan 87, Nipigon Jun
83 to Aug 84. SQR-19 CANTASS (M/USA) on Annapolis, SQS-
510 on Nipigon. Fitted with fin stabilizers. Prairie/Masker bubbler
system added (Quiet signature). Aluminum superstructure, special
damage modifier of -15%.
• 1984-88: Nipigon served as trials ship for experimental ETASS
sonar (not an operational sensor).
• 1988: Nipigon SQS-504 VDS replaced by SQR-501 CANTASS.
• 1991: Annapolis fitted with anechoic tiles replacing Prairie/Masker.
• 1992: SQS-510 replaced SQS-505 in both units.
• 1998: Both units decommissioned.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 19 38 57 68 76
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Annapolis FF
Displacement: 2400 std In class: 2
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1964
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 228
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk33 76mm/50//1 SPG-48 C/USA
F(3)1 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 SQS-502 E2/UK
PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
Aft Pad (1)1 CH-124 Sea King B
Sensors:
Sperry Mk2 J
SPS-12, SPS-10 J/USA
SQS-501, SQS-503, SQS-504 VDS M
Remarks:
Annapolis, Nipigon. Planned Mackenzie class units rebuilt during
construction with helicopter added. Rerated as DDH in 1977. Fitted
with fin stabilizers. Aluminum superstructure, special damage modi-
fier of -15%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 19 38 57 68 76
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Mackenzie (DELEX) FF
Displacement: 2380 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1962 - 94
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 290
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 76mm/70//2 SPG-48 C/UK
A(2)1 Mk33 76mm/50//2 SPG-48 C/USA
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 SQS-502 E2/UK
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Sensors:
Sperry Mk127, SPS-502 J
SPS-12 J/USA
SQS-501, SQS-505 M
Remarks:
Stats for DELEX modernization. Aluminum superstructure, special
damage modifier of -15%. Yukon, Qu’Appelle have US 76mm/50
Fwd and Aft. Mackenzie finished conversion 1987, Saskatchewan
1986, Yukon 1985, Qu’Appelle 1984.
• Qu’Appelle struck 1992, Yukon 1993, Mackenzie and Saskatch-
ewan 1994.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 19 38 56 68 75
Surface Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Mackenzie FF
Displacement: 2380 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1962 - 94
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 210
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 76mm/70//2 SPG-48 C/UK
A(2)1 Mk33 76mm/50//2 SPG-48 C/USA
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 SQS-502 E2/UK
P/S (1)2 Mk2 torp launcher w/1 Mk43 F/USA
Sensors:
Sperry Mk2 J
SPS-12, SPS-10 J/USA
SQS-501, SQS-503 M
Remarks:
Refined Restigouche design. Yukon, Qu’Appelle have US Mk33
76mm/50 both fwd and aft. Six units originally planned, but last
two converted during construction with helicopter deck added to
become Annapolis class. Aluminum superstructure, special dam-
age modifier of -15%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 19 38 56 68 75
Surface Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Restigouche (DELEX) FF
Displacement: 2875 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1973 - 99
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 214
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 76mm/70//1 SPG-515 C/UK
A(8)1 Mk112 w/8 ASROC E1/USA
F(3)1 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 SQS-502 E2/UK
PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
Sensors:
Sperry Mk127, SPS-501, SPS-503 J
SQS-501, SQS-503, SQS-505 VDS M
Remarks:
Shows 1981 conversion of Restigouche, Gatineau, Kootenay, Terra
Nova. Kootenay completed modernization Nov 83, Terra Nova
in 1984. Terra Nova has SQS-510 hull vice SQS-503. Aluminum
superstructure, special damage modifier of -15%. 8 manual reloads
for ASROC launcher.
• Aug 90: Terra Nova deployed to Mideast with PB&SB(4)2 Mk141
w/4 Harpoon in place of ASROC launcher, Limbo replaced by
Mk15 Phalanx, P/S(1)2 Mk5c 40mm/60, Blowpipe and Javelin
shoulder-fired SAMs, 4 DLF(2) “Rubber Duck” decoys added.
• Late 90: Restigouche refitted as Terra Nova, but never deployed
to Persian Gulf.
• Mid-90: After Desert Storm ended, both ships restored to prior
configuration, except Limbo not reinstalled.
• 1994: Restigouche struck.
• 1995: Kootenay struck.
• 1997: Gatineau and Terra Nova placed in reserve, struck in 1998.
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Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 45 67 80 89
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Restigouche FF
Displacement: 2000 std In class: [7]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1958 - 97
Electronic Counterm: 1st Gen D ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 249
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 76mm/70//1 SPG-48 C/UK
A(2)1 Mk33 76mm/50//1 SPG-48 C/USA
P/S (1)2 Mk2 torp launcher w/1 Mk43 torp F/USA
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 SQS-502 E/UK
Sensors:
Sperry Mk2 J
SPS-12, SPS-10 J/USA
SQS-501, SQS-503 M
Remarks:
Restigouche, Gatineau, Kootenay, Terra Nova, Chaudiere, St Croix,
Columbia. Improved St. Laurent design. Separate SPG-48 FC ra-
dar for each gun mount. Aluminum superstructure, special damage
modifier of -15%.
• 1969-73: Restigouche, Gatineau, Kootenay, Terra Nova. upgraded.
Mk2 Launcher, one Limbo mount, aft 76mm removed, replaced
by A(8)1 Mk112 w/8 ASROC. 8 Manual reloads for ASROC. ECM
upgraded to 2nd Gen D. Terra Nova completed refit in 1969, others
in 1973.
• 1974: Planned conversions of Chaudiere, St Croix, Columbia can-
celed, paid off instead.
• 1981: Four survivors upgraded as part of DELEX program, listed
separately.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 16 32 48 58 64
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Improved St Laurent FFH
Displacement: 2260 std In class: [7]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1955 - 94
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 290
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk33 76mm/50//2 SPG-48 C/USA
PB/SB (1)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 F/USA
F(3)1 Mk10 Limbo w/21 salvoes//1 SQS-502 E2/UK
Aft Pad(1)1 CH-124 Sea King B
Sensors:
SPS-12, SPS-10 J/USA
SQS-501, SQS-503, SQS-504 VDS M
Remarks:
“DDH conversion.” Class was heavily refitted in 1960s to accom-
modate helicopter pad aft and Sea King helicopter. Mk2 torpedo
launchers replaced by Mk32 TT. Fitted with RAST, stabilizers, 2nd
Gen towed torpedo countermeasures. Aluminum superstructure,
special damage modifier of -15%. NBC citadel. Assiniboine com-
pleted refit in 1966.
• 1988: Assiniboine paid off.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 18 36 54 65 72
Surface Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
St Laurent FF
Displacement: 2000 std In class: [7]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1955 - 94
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 290
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
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Weapons: ROF
F/A(2)2 Mk33 76mm/50//2 SPG-48 C/USA
PA/SA(1)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C/UK
P/S (1)2 Mk2 torp launcher w/1 Mk43 torp F/USA
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo w/21 salvoes//1 SQS-502 E/UK
Sensors:
SPS-12, SPS-10 J/USA
SQS-501, SQS-503, SQS-504 M
Remarks:
St. Laurent, Saguenay, Skeena, Ottawa, Margaree, Fraser, Assin-
boine. Single magazine serves both Mk10 Limbo mounts, with 21
salvoes total. St Laurent laid up 1974, before modernization, be-
cause of her unique propulsion plant. 40mm/60 were not mounted
in Fraser, Margaree, or Saguenay. Aluminum superstructure,
special damage modifier of -15%. NBC citadel.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 16 32 48 58 64
Surface Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Crescent DDE
Displacement: 2240 std In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1952 - 80
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 195
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
Crescent:
F(2)1 Mk19 102mm//1 Radar 262 C/UK
A(2)2 Mk33 76mm/50 C/USA
Algonquin:
A(2)1 Mk19 102mm//1 Radar 262 C/UK
F(2)2 Mk33 76mm/50 C/USA
all:
F(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C/UK
F(3)1Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E/UK
P/S(1)2 533mm TT w/1 Mk9 F/UK
Sensors:
Radar 277 or Radar 278, Radar 965, Radar 993 J/UK
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M/UK
Remarks:
Type 15 class DE conversions to Crescent and Algonquin. Squid
replaced by Mk10 Limbo in later years.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 21 42 63 76 84
Surface Speed: 36 27 18 9 0 Sinks
Ex-UK Tribal DDE
Displacement: 2200 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1941 - 64
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 228
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)2 Mk16 102mm/45//1 Radar 275 C/UK
A(2)1 Mk33 76mm/50//1 SPG34 C/USA
P/S(1)4 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
F(3)2 Squid Mk4//1 Sonar 147 E/UK
P&S(4)1 533mm TT w/1 Mk9 F/UK
Sensors:
Radar 293 J/UK
SPS-10, SPS-6 J/USA
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M/UK
Remarks:
Type 275 directors in Cayuga, Athabaskan. 2 SPG-34 in all others
on 102mm mounts.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 20 41 61 74 82
Surface Speed: 36 27 18 9 0 Sinks
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Ex-UK River DE
Displacement: 2150 std In class: [18]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1944 - 67
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 140
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 285 C/UK
A(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C/UK
P/S(1)4 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
F(24)2 Mk4 Squid //1 Sonar 147 E/UK
Sensors:
Radar 276 or Radar 286 J/UK
Sonar 162, Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M/UK
Remarks:
HMCS New Glasgow. Became Prestonian class 1953 to 1959
during conversions. Most sold off 1965 to 1967. Built to mercantile
standards, special damage modifier of -15%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 17 35 52 62 69
Surface Speed: 21 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Leonard J. Crowley OPV
Displacement: 1470 ltshp In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1985
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel/CPP Crew: 35
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)2 12.7mm mg C/Intl
Sensors:
2 Sperry Mk340 J
Remarks:
Used by Canadian Depardment of Fisheries and Oceans as patrol
ship. Built to mercantile standards, special damage modifier of
-15%. Single Screw, each engineering critical hit reduces speed
50%, not 25%. Helo pad and telescoping hangar.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 14 28 41 50 55
Surface Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
Cape Roger OPV
Displacement: 1461 fl In class: 2
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1977
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel/CPP Crew: 19
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)2 12.7mm mg C/Intl
Sensors:
2 nav radars J
Remarks:
Used by Canadian Depardment of Fisheries and Oceans as patrol
ships. Built to mercantile standards, special damage modifier of
-15%. Single Screw, each engineering critical hit reduces speed
50%, not 25%. Helo pad aft. Cape Roger has telecoping hangar.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 11 22 32 39 43
Surface Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
Quinte MCB
Displacement: 390 std In class: [10]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1951-??
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 40
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk7 40mm/60 C/UK
Sensors:
Nav radar J/Intl
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Remarks: Remarks:
Bay class MCB. Quinte, Fortune, James Bay, Resolute sold off HMCS Cape Breton and Cape Scott. Flamborough Head trans-
1966. Redesignated MCB from AMC 1954, PF 1972, PB 1979 ferred to RCN in 1953 as Cape Breton. Beachy Head was trans-
and used as training ships from 1979 on. Wood and aluminum ferred to Royal Netherlands Navy, then to RCN in 1952 as Cape
construction, special damage modifier of -25%. Scott. Fleet auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%. Single
Damage and Speed Breakdown: screw, each engineering critical hit reduces speed 50%, not 25%.
Damage Points: 0 4 8 11 14 15 Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Surface Speed: 15 11 7 4 0 Sinks Damage Points: 0 48 96 144 173 192
Surface Speed: 11 9 5 3 0 Sinks
Protecteur AO
Displacement: 8380 lt In class: 2 NEW ZEALAND
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1969
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 290
Ex-UK Bellona CLAA
Displacement: 5950 std In Class: [2]
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1946 - 66
Weapons: ROF
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
F(2)1 Mk33 76mm/50 C/USA
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 530
Aft Pad (1)3 CH-124 Sea King B
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Sensors:
Weapons: ROF
SPS-502 J
F/A(2)4 Mk1 133/50//2 Radar 275 C/UK
Decca series J/UK
F/P/S(2)3 Mk2 STAAG 40mm/60//3 Radar 262 C/UK
SQS-505 hull M
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
Remarks:
Sensors:
Protecteur, Preserver. Can carry 12,000 tons fuel, 600 tons diesel
Radar 277, Radar 293 J/UK
oil, 400 tons jet fuel. Fleet auxiliary, special damage modifier of
Remarks:
-25%. Single Screw, each engineering critical hit reduces speed
HMNZS Royalist and Black Prince. Royalist was loaned from the
50%, not 25%. Can carry 4 LCVP and commandoes. Also fitted
RN 1956 to 1966 and paid off due to contaminated boiler tubes,
with six 12.7mm MG
Black Prince was loaned 1946 to 1961. Armor: 76mm Belt. Gen-
• 1983: 76mm removed.
eral Rating is M. CHP Rating for Engineering is M.
• 1990: Protecteur fitted for Persian Gulf deployment. 76mm re-
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
stored, F/A(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx (C/USA), P/S(1)2 Bofors 40mm/70,
Damage Points: 0 49 98 146 176 195
2nd Gen Twd, 2nd Gen J&D, 2nd Gen ESM added.
Surface Speed: 32 25 16 8 0 Sinks
• Jul 90 - Dec 91: Preserver refitted. F/A(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx (C/
USA) added, 2nd Gen Twd, 2nd Gen J&D, 2nd Gen ESM added
for Persian Gulf deployment. ANZAC FF
Damage and Speed Breakdown: Displacement: 3300 std In Class: 2
Dam Pts: 0 50 100 149 179 199 Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1997
Surf Speed: 21 16 10 5 0 Sinks Electronic Counterm: 3rd Gen J&D ESM: 3rd Gen
Propulsion: CODOG/CPP Crew: 163
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Provider AO Weapons: ROF
Displacement: 7300 lt In class: 1
F(1)1 Mk45 127mm/54//1 9LV200 C/USA
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1963 - 94
F&A(8)1 Mk41 VLS Sea Sparrow
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
w/8 RIM-7M//2 9LV200 D/USA
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 281
PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Aft Pad (1)1 SH-2G(NZ) Super Seasprite B
Weapons:
Sensors:
Aft Pad (1)3 CH-124 Sea King B
SPS-49 J/USA
Sensors:
Spherion M/French
Decca series J/UK
Remarks:
Remarks:
Te Kaha,Te Mana. All-steel construction. Joint Australia/New
Can be fitted with ECM/ESM, 40mm/60, Phalanx if sent to area
Zealand development. MEKO 200 variant. Fitted with RAST. Will
of operation. Single Screw, each engineering critical hit reduces
probably be fitted with Nulka active missile decoy system. Space
speed 50%, not 25%. Fleet auxiliary, special damage modifier of
allocated for Mk141 Harpoon launchers, second 8 cell Sea Spar-
-25%.
row group, Mk15 Phalanx, ASSTASS towed array. Forward 9LV200
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
director can control gun or VL Sea Sparrow.
Dam Pts: 0 45 91 136 163 181
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Surf Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Damage Points: 0 30 60 89 107 119
Surface Speed: 31 23 15 7 0 Sinks
Ex-UK Head AR
Displacement: 9000 std In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1959 - 70
Ex-UK Leander (Ikara) FF
Displacement: 2450 std In Class: [1]
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Acoustic Counterm: 1stGen Twd In Service: 1983 - 95
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 270
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D ESM: 2nd Gen
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 257
Weapons:
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Aft Pad (1)1 CH-124 Sea King B
Weapons: ROF
Sensors:
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
Nav radar J/Intl
P/S(4)2 GWS22 w/4 Sea Cat//1 Radar 903 (2) D/UK
F(1)1 Ikara w/13 msls E/Aust
PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA

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Aft Pad (1)1 Wasp HAS.1 B/UK
Sensors:
Radar 994, Radar 1006 J/UK
Sonar 162, Sonar 184, Sonar 170, Sonar 199 M/UK
Remarks:
HMNZS Southland. Conversion to Ikara standard took place be-
tween 1972 to 1978, transferred to New Zealand 1983 after refit to
listed configuration. Fitted with stabilizers.
• 1991: Ikara no longer supported.
• 1995: Decommissioned.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 23 46 68 82 91
Surface Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
UK Leander (Broad-Beamed) FF
Displacement: 2474 std In Class: 2 - 1
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1969
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 263
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 903 C/UK
P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm/85 C/UK
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
F(4)1 GWS22 w/4 Sea Cat//1 Radar 904 D/UK
F(3)1 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E/UK
Aft Pad (1)1 Wasp HAS.1 or Lynx B/UK
Sensors:
Radar 965, Radar 992, Radar 974, Radar 978 J/UK
Sonar 162, Sonar 184, Sonar 199 M/UK
Remarks:
HMNZS Wellington and Canterbury. Canterbury completed 1971.
Wellington purchased 1982.
• 1984 - 85: Wellington refitted. Radar 903 FC replaced by RCA
R76C5, PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA added,
ECM upgraded to 3rd Gen J&D. Limbo removed.
• 1987 - 90: Canterbury refitted as Wellington, but Radar 965
replaced by LW.08 (J/Nethl).
• 1994-95: Canterbury refitted. Combat system upgraded. Seacat
replaced by A(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx 20mm w/5 bursts (C/USA)
• 1996 - Sep 97: Wellington completed refit to allow operation of
SH-2G(NZ) helicopter.
• 1998: Wellington used for training duties, laid up 1999.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 23 46 68 82 91
Surface Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
UK Leander FF
Displacement: 2350 std In Class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1966 - 98
Electronic Counterm: 1st Gen J&D ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 243
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 903 C/UK
P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm/85 C/UK
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
A(4)1 GWS22 w/4 Sea Cat//1 Radar 904 D/UK
F(3)1 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E/UK
Aft Pad (1)1 Wasp HAS.1 B/UK
Sensors:
Radar 965, Radar 992, Radar 993, Radar 974 J/UK
Radar 978, Radar 1006 J/UK
Sonar 162, Sonar 184, Sonar 199 M/UK
Remarks:
HMNZS Waikato. Built for New Zealand.
• 1977: Mk10 Limbo//Sonar 170B replaced by PB/SB(3)2 Mk32
324mm TT w/3 Mk46 (F/USA), hangar enlarged to house Lynx.
• 1987 - 91: ESM upgraded to 2nd Gen, EW suite upgraded to 2nd
Gen J&D.
• 1994: Seacat removed.
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• 1997: Relegated to training duties.
• Jul 98: Decommissioned to provide crew for Anzac-class FF Te
Mana.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 22 44 65 78 87
Surface Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Ex-UK Whitby (Type 12) FF
Displacement: 2150 std In Class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1966 - 71
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 231
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C/UK
A(1)1 Mk9 40mm/60//1 Radar 262 C/UK
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E/UK
PQ/SQ(2)2 533mm TT w/2 Mk20 Bidder (E) F/UK
Sensors:
Radar 293, Radar 277, Radar 974, Radar 978 J/UK
Sonar 162, Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M/UK
Remarks:
HMNZS Blackpool. STAAG mounts have the director mounted on
the gun mount. Class was to have eight single mounts and two
twin TT mounts. On loan from the RN.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 20 41 61 73 81
Surface Speed: 29 21 14 7 0 Sinks
UK Rothesay FF
Displacement: 2150 std In Class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1960 - 82
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 235
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C/UK
A(2)1 Mk2 40mm STAAG//1 Radar 262 C/UK
P/S/A(1)3 Mk9 40mm/60 C/UK
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E/UK
PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
Sensors:
Radar 975, Radar 293, Radar 974, Radar 994, Radar 978 J/UK
Sonar 162, Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M/UK
Remarks:
HMNZS Otago, Taranaki. Modified Type 12 FF.
• 1966: 40mm STAAG, 1 Mk10 Limbo removed. A(4)1 GWS22 w/4
Sea Cat D/UK, P/S(1)2 20mm/80 C/UK, Aft Pad (1)1 Wasp B/UK
added.
• 1979: Taranaki converted to training ship. GWS22, Limbo re-
moved. Otago Radar 277 removed.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 20 41 61 73 81
Surface Speed: 29 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Ex-UK Loch class FF
Displacement: 1435 std In Class: [6]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1948 - 67
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 114
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk5 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C/UK
P/S/A(1)6 Mk7 40mm/60 C/UK
F(3)2 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 147B E/UK
Sensors:
Radar 277 J/UK
Sonar 144 M/UK

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Remarks:
Taupo, Hawea, Kaniere, Pukati, Rotoiti, Tutira. Purchased 1948, all
named after New Zealand lakes. All struck 1962 to 1967. Built to
mercantile standards, special damage modifier of -15%.
• 1952: Kaniere, Pukati, Tutira in reserve.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 12 24 36 43 48
Surface Speed: 29 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Moa PC
Displacement: 92 std In Class: 4
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1983
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 19
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
A(1)1 12.7mm C/Intl
Sensors:
Decca 916 J/UK
Remarks:
• 1993: Klein 595 Tracpoint TA M/?? sonar fitted. Gives unit an
MCM capbility. Replaced HDML class PCs.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 1 2 3 4 5
Surface Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
UK Pukaki PC
Displacement: 105 std In Class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1975 - 91
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 21
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)2 12.7mm C/Intl
A(1)1 81mm mortar --
A(1)1 12.7mm C/Intl
Sensors:
Decca 916 J/UK
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 1 2 3 4 5
Surface Speed: 25 19 13 6 0 Sinks
Ex-Australian Bathurst MSF
Displacement: 790 std In Class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1952 - 79
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 85
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk19 102mm/40 C/UK
A(1)1 Mk7 40mm/60 C/UK
Sensors:
Radar 271, Radar 286 J/UK
Sonar 144, Sonar 153 MH M/UK
Remarks:
Echuca, Inverell, Kiama, Stawell. Given to New Zealand by Australia
in 1952.
• 1965: Replaced Loch class as training ships. 102mm replaced by
F(1)1 Mk7 40mm/60 C/UK, sweep gear removed.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 9 17 26 32 35
Surface Speed: 15 11 7 4 0 Sinks
Endeavour AOR
Displacement: 6990 grt In Class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1988
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Diesel/CPP Crew: 30
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
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P/S(1)2 Mk4 20mm/80 C/UK
Aft Pad(1)1 Wasp HAS.1 B/UK
Sensors:
Decca 1290 J/UK
Atlas 1690S J/FRG
Remarks:
Can carry 7500 tons Diesel, 100 tons JP-5, 100 tons water. Fleet
Auxiliary. Special damage modifier of -25%. Single screw, each
engineering critical hit reduces speed 50%, not 25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 34 68 102 122 136
Surface Speed: 14 11 7 3 0 Sinks
Charles Upham AP
Displacement: 7955 grt In Class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1995
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel/CPP Crew: 31+150
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
None --
Sensors:
Nav radar J/Intl
Remarks:
Ex-Mercandian Queen II, former Ro-Ro ferry. Special damage
modifier of -50% applied (merchant construction). Because of bud-
get cutbacks, will be offered for commercial charter, unmodified, for
at least three years. Poor seaboat when lightly loaded.
• Late 1996: Laid up for modifications to improve stability.
• 1996-98?: Mid Pad(1)2 Sea King, accommodations for 150 troops
(500 for short periods), aft ramp, 3rd Gen Decoys added.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Damage Points: 0 25 49 74 88 98
Surface Speed: 16 12 8 5 0 Sinks
UNITED KINGDOM
Queen Elizabeth CVA
Displacement: 50800 std In class: 2
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1973
Electronic Counterm: 1st Gen J&D ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 3250
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Loud
Weapons: ROF
A(2)1 GWS30 w/40 Sea Dart//2 Radar 909 (4) D
2 Catapults --
1 Elevator --
Sensors:
Radar 988 or 965 J
Radar 982, 983, 974 J
Air Group:
18 Phantom FG.1, 18 Buccaneer S.2, 4 Gannet AEW.3, Sea King
HAS.1, Gannet COD.4, Wessex HAS.1 (SAR)
Remarks:
Queen Elizabeth, Duke of Edinburgh. Projected CVA-01 carrier de-
sign. Design heavily influenced by political contraints. Cancellation
in Feb 66 termed “a mercy killing.” There were several “final” con-
figurations. This configuration is dated 11 Dec 65 and was issued
to shipbuilders in Jan 66. CHP levels for Flight Deck, Engineering,
and Magazines are Light.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 240 482 722 861 963
Surf Speed: 30 23 15 8 0 Sinks
Hermes CV
Displacement: 23000 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1959 - 84
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 1390
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Loud
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Weapons: ROF
2P/P&PQ(2)3 Mk5 40mm/60 C
S&SB/S&SQ(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C
20 Aircraft --
2 Catapults --
2 Elevators --
Sensors:
Radar 984, Radar 293 J
Sonar 184 M
Remarks:
Modified Centaur-class design, but named as separate class
because of many alterations while under construction. 6.5° angled
flight deck. Armor: CHP Rating for Magazine, Engineering, Flight
Deck is M. Battle stations can take up to 10 minutes because of
extreme compartmentalization.
• 1964-66: Refitted to carry Buccaneer and Sea Vixen, Bofors guns
removed, replaced by P/S(4)2 GWS22 w/4 Sea Cat added D.
• Mar 71-73: Converted to commando carrier. Catapults removed,
deck strengthened for Harrier operations, space for Royal Marine
Commando with 750 troops, 4 LCVP in davits. Radar 984 replaced
by Radar 965. 1st Gen ECM Decoys added. Military Lift four light
infantry companies.
• 1976: Converted to specialized ASW carrier. Ski jump added.
Displacement rose to 23900 t std.
• 1980: Ski Jump added. Nornal loadout 12 Sea Harrier, 9 Sea
King. Electronic Countermeasures upgraded from 1st to 2nd Gen
Decoys.
• 1982: Flagship for Falklands campaign. Sensor fit Radar 996,
Radar 1006, Radar 965, Sonar 184. Aircraft loadout 21 May 82 was
12 Sea Harrier FRS.1, 6 Harrier GR.3, 6 Sea King HAS.5, 2 Lynx
HAS.2 with blip enhancers, 1 Wessex HU.5
• 1984: Transferred to training status.
• 1985: Paid off, Sold to India, refitted and handed over Nov 86.
Commissioned into the Indian Navy 5 Dec 87.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts (23000 t): 0 125 249 374 450 499
Dam Pts (23900 t): 0 128 257 385 463 514
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Ark Royal CV
Displacement: 43060 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1955 - 78
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 2637
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Loud
Weapons: ROF
2SQ/2PQ(2)4 Mk6 114mm/45//4 Radar 275 C
3P/3S(6)6 Mk6 40mm/60//5 Radar 262 C
A(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C
3P/3S(1)6 Mk7 40mm/60 C
2 Elevators --
2 Catapults --
36 Aircraft --
Sensors:
Radar 293, Radar 974, 2 Radar 982, 2 Radar 983 J
Remarks:
Eagle class CV. Stats after 1958 to 1959 refit. Armor: 100mm Belt,
25 - 100mm Flight Deck, 25mm Hangar Sides, 25 - 50mm Hangar
Deck. CHP Rating for Engineering, Flight Deck is M. Hangar is L.
• 1964: All guns removed, Radar 965 added. Sponsons for Sea Cat
systems fitted but not the systems.
• 1966 - 1970: Waist catapult added. Flight deck angle increased to
8.5°. Second Radar 982, Radar 983 added. 30 aircraft capacity. 1st
Gen ECM Decoys added.
• 1978: Decommissioned
• 1980: Scrapped
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 209 417 626 751 834
Surf Speed: 30 22 15 7 0 Sinks
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Albion CV
Displacement: 22000 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1954 - 76
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 1390
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Loud
Weapons: ROF
P&PB/P&PQ(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C
S&SB/S&SQ(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C
16 Helicopters -
2 Elevators -
4 LCVPs -
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 960, Radar 982, Radar 983 J
Remarks:
Centaur-class CV. Converted to an assault carrier between 1960
to 1962 and could accommodate 900 troops. Configuration is after
refit. Active in the Indonesian confrontation between 1962 to 1966.
Can launch 8 small/med helos at once. Armor: 25 - 50mm Flight
Deck, Hangar Deck, Main Deck. 25mm Uptakes. CHP factors for
Flight Deck, Hangar, and Engineering is L.
• 1973: Paid off.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 121 242 362 435 483
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Bulwark CV
Displacement: 22000 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1954 - 81
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 980+750
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Loud
Weapons: ROF
P&PB/P&PQ(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C
S&SB/S&SQ(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C
16 Whirlwind helicopters B
2 Elevators --
4 LCA/LCVP --
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 960, Radar 982, Radar 983 J
Remarks:
Modified Centaur-class CV. Converted between 1959 to 1960 and
could accommodate a Royal Marine Commando with 750 troops, 4
LCA/LCVP. Air group for commando operations is Whirlwind troop
carriers. Configuration listed is after refit. Can launch 8 small/med
helos at once. Armor: 25 - 50mm Flight Deck, Hangar Deck, Main
Deck. 25mm Uptakes. CHP factors for Flight Deck, Hangar, and
Engineering is L.
• 1963: Refitted, modified to carry 20 Wessex troop carriers & Souix
helicopters. Complement increased to 1035 plus 900 troops.
• 1966. Active in the Indonesian confrontation
• 1976: Put into reserve.
• 1979: Recommissioned as an ASW carrier to make up for delays
in delivery of HMS Invincible. Able to operate Wessex ASW heli-
copters and Harriers.
• 1981: Returned to reserve. Available for Falklands campaign, but
not activated.
• 1984: Scrapped.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 121 242 362 435 483
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Centaur CV
Displacement: 18300 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1953 - 65
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 1390
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Loud
Weapons: ROF
F/A(6)2 Mk6 40mm/60 C
P&PB/4P/P&PQ(2)6 Mk5 40mm/60 C

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S&SB/S&SQ(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C
2S&SB/2A(1)4 Mk9 40mm/60 C
22 Aircraft --
2 Catapults --
2 Elevators --
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 960, Radar 982, Radar 983 J
Remarks:
Centaur, Albon, Bulwark, Hermes. Each ship in class has separate
listing. Four additional units ordered but canceled before construc-
tion started. Stats after 1960 to 1961 refit. Became a depot ship in
1965. Armor: 25 - 50mm Flight Deck, Hangar Deck, Main Deck.
25mm Uptakes. CHP factors for Flight Deck, Hangar, and Engi-
neering is L.
• 1963: Radar 965 added.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 105 210 315 379 421
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Eagle CV
Displacement: 43000 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1951 - 72
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 2250
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Loud
Weapons: ROF
P&PQ(2)2 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
S&SQ(2)2 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
P&PB/P&PQ/A(4)3 GWS20
w/4 Sea Cat//6 Radar 262 D
S&SB/S&SQ/S(4)3 GWS20
w/4 Sea Cat//6 Radar 262 D
44 Aircraft --
2 Catapults --
2 Elevators --
Sensors:
Radar 965, Radar 984 J
Remarks:
Eagle, Ark Royal. Stats for Ark Royal listed separately. Configuration
above following 1959 to 1964 refit. 8° angled deck with catapults
forward and waist. Active in the Rhodesian blockade, Indonesian
confrontation, and the withdrawal from Aden. Armor: 100mm Belt,
25 - 100mm Flight Deck, 25mm Hangar Sides, 25 - 50mm Hangar
Deck. CHP Rating for Engineering, Flight Deck is M. Hangar is L.
• 1972: Decommissioned
• 1978: Scrapped
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 208 417 625 750 833
Surf Speed: 31 23 16 8 0 Sinks
Victorious CV
Displacement: 30530 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1941 - 67
Electronic Counterm: 1st Gen D ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 2200
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Load
Weapons: ROF
P&PB/2P&PQ(2)3 Mk33 76mm/50//6 SPG-34 C/USA
S&SB/2S&SQ(2)3 Mk33 76mm/50//6 SPG-34 C/USA
S(6)1 Mk6 40mm/60 C
35 Aircraft --
2 Catapults --
2 Elevators --
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 279, Radar 281, Radar 293 J
Radar 974, Radar 984 J
Remarks:
Illustrious-class CV. Configuration above after extensive 1950-58
refit. Armor: 114mm Belt, Hangar Sides. 89mm Flight Deck. 64mm
Hangar Deck. CHP Rating for Engineering, Hangar is M. Flight
Deck is L.
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Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 156 313 469 563 625
Surf Speed: 30 22 15 7 0 Sinks
Invincible CVH
Displacement: 16970 std In class: 3
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1980
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: COGAG Crew: 675
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 GWS30 w/36 Sea Dart//2 Radar 909 (4) D
2 Elevators --
14 Aircraft --
Sensors:
2 Radar 1006 (R05, R07), 2 Radar 1007 (R06) J
Radar 992R, Radar 1022 J
Sonar 184 M
Air Group:
• 21 May 82: 10 Sea Harrier FRS.1, 9 Sea King HAS.5, 1 Lynx
HAS.2 with blip enhancer.
Remarks:
Invincible, Illustrious, Ark Royal. Type 992 series radar functions as
HF radar for Sea Dart FC system. Illustrious and Ark Royal. fitted
with Prairie-Masker. Invincible completed without Prairie-Masker,
has Noisy signature. Ark Royal completed with F&SB/A(R)2 Mk15
Phalanx w/5 bursts, 12° instead of 7° ski jump All three units fitted
with Classic Outboard COMINT system. Only two are operational
at any one time, due to budget limitations. The third unit is in
reserve or refit. Fitted with dual stabilizers. Can carry 990 marines.
2 Radar 909s have F/A arcs.
• 1982 (Post-Falklands): Invincible, Illustrious F&SB/A(R)2 Mk15
Phalanx w/5 bursts C/USA added.
• Aug 92-Feb 94: Illustrious, Apr 86-Jan 89: Invincible refitted, 12°
ski jump added. 21 aircraft capacity, Goalkeeper substituted for
Phalanx. Sonar 2016 replaced Sonar 184, Radar 996 replaced
radar 992, 3rd Gen J&D added. Invincible received Prairie-Masker
(Quiet signature)
• 1998: Ark Royal starts same refit as Invincible and Illustrious, but
received 3rd Gen J&D, retained Phalanx (no Goalkeeper replace-
ment).
• Jul 98 - Mar 99: Illustrious altered. Gained 8% increase in in
flight deck area. Can operate up to 8 Harrier, 4 Sea King AEW.2, 2
Sea King HAS.6. Sea Dart removed, msl magazines converted to
expanded ordnance for harriers. Radar 909s retained for height-
finding, air control.
• 11 May 99 - Oct 01: Ark Royal refitted. Sea Dart removed, flight
deck enlarged. Retains Phalanx vice Goalkeeper, Merlin HM.1
capability added. New air group 6 Sea Harrier FA.2, 4 Harrier GR.7,
7 Merlin HM.1, 3 Sea King AEW.2A
• May 00: Invincible finshes refit to extend deck, Sea Dart and
Radar 909 radars removed. Type 675 jammers removed, Counter-
measures changed to 3rd Gen D.
• Sep 01 - Late 02: Invincible refitted, received Merlin HM.1 capa-
bility.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 100 200 299 359 399
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Argus AGH
Displacement: 22256 lt In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1987
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 254
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
Mid Pad (5)6 Sea King HC.4 or HAS.5 B
2 Elevators --
P/S(1)2 LS-30B 30mm/75 C
P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm/85 C
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Sensors:
Radar 994, Radar 1006 J
Remarks:
RFA-maintained. Ex-MV Contender Bezant. Ro-Ro containership.
Taken over for Falklands War in 1982. Initially accepted 1987, but
continued workups and refits until fully operational 1989. Carries 9
helos including Chinook, 4 Harriers, and large number of vehicles.
Converted Mar 84-86 to serve as aviation training ship. Can trans-
port 12 Sea Harrier or equipment of Royal Marine Commando Can
operate Harriers in VTOL only. 1000 tn JP-5, 3500 tn diesel. Can
replenish other ships w/diesel over port side. Fitted with stabiliza-
tion system. 30mm not normally carried. Armor: 1.9 meters con-
crete added under flight deck. CHP Factor: Flight deck and hangar
is M. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%.
• 1990: Converted to medical support ship for Persian Gulf duty/
Desert Storm. Fitted with 100-bed hospital. Embarked 4 Sea King
HC.4.
• 1993: Hull cracks discovered, not considered a successful con-
version.
• 1994: Suffered fire during refit.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 100 201 301 361 401
Surf Speed: 22 16 11 6 0 Sinks
Vanguard SSBN
Displacement: 15850 subm In class: 4
Acoustic Counterm: 3rd Gen In Service: 1993
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 3rd/3rd Gen
Propulsion: Nuclear Crew:135
Size Class: Medium Signature: Small/VQuiet
Max Depth: Deep I Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(2)2 533mm TT w/20 weapons F
(16)1 Trident 2 w/16 D5 -
Sensors:
Radar 1007 J
Sonar 2054, Sonar 2044 M
Remarks:
TT can fire Mk24 Tigerfish, Spearfish, Harpoon. Number of weap-
ons estimated. Has anechoic coating and a pumpjet propulsor. Has
12 large external countermeasures tubes with 3rd Gen sonar and
torpedo countermeasures. Integrated digital FCS.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 48 95 143 171 190
Surf Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 25 19 12 6 0 Sinks
Resolution SSBN
Displacement: 8500 subm In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen In Service: 1967 - 96
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 2nd/2nd Gen
Propulsion: Nuclear Crew: 143
Size Class: Medium Signature: Small/Quiet
Max Depth: Deep I Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/? Tigerfish F
(16)1 Polaris AT3K w/16 msls -
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Sonar 2001, Sonar 2007, Sonar 2023 M
Remarks:
• 1984: Sonar 197 Intercept sonar replaced by Sonar 2019 PARIS,
Sonar 2046 replaced Sonar 2023.
• Decommissionings:1992 Revenge, 1994 Resolution, 1995 Re-
pulse, 1996 Renown.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 30 61 92 111 123
Surf Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 25 18 12 6 0 Sinks
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Astute SSN
Displacement: 6800 subm In class: 0+1+2
Acoustic Counterm: 3rd Gen In Service: 2007
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 3rd/3rd Gen
Propulsion: Nuclear Crew: 109
Size Class: Medium Signature: Small/EQuiet
Max Depth: Deep I Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/38 see remarks F,D/USA
Sensors:
Radar 1007 J
Sonar 2076, Sonar 2072, Sonar 2077, Sonar 2065 M
Remarks:
Ex-Trafalgar Batch 2. Astute, Ambush, Artful. Sonar 2076 suite
has Sonar 2076 act/pass bow array, Sonar 2072 flank array, unk
towed array (estimated to be Sonar 2065). TT can fire Spearfish,
Tomahawk. Has anechoic coating, pumpjet propulsor. Integrated
digital FCS.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 27 53 80 95 106
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 32 24 16 8 0 Sinks
Trafalgar SSN
Displacement: 5200 subm In class: 7
Acoustic Counterm: 3rd Gen In Service: 1983
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 3rd/3rd Gen
Propulsion: Nuclear Crew: 130
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/VQuiet
Max Depth: Deep I Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(2)2 533mm TT w/25 see remarks F
PB&SB(1)1 533mm TT w/25 see remarks F
Sensors:
Radar 1007 J
Sonar 2020, Sonar 2026 or 2046, Sonar 2007 M
Remarks:
Estimated TT loadout 19 Mk24 Mod 2 Tigerfish or Spearfish torp,
6 Harpoon IC. The centerline TT cannot fire Harpoon or Toma-
hawk. Trafalgar (unit#1) has 7-bladed prop, Quiet Noise signature.
Shrouded pump jet vice propellor on second and subsequent units,
VQuiet signature. Also fitted with Type 2019 PARIS intercept sonar
(not a search sensor). Triumph has Sonar 2072 vice 2007. Feder-
ated digital FCS. has anechoic coating.
• 1992: Turbulent damaged in dockyard fire, paid off in 1993 for a
two-year refit.
• Apr 92 - Apr 96: Trafalgar; 1993-97: Turbulent ; Mid 96 - 98: Tire-
less; 1999 - Nov 02, Torbay: Refitted, received Sonar 2076, Sonar
2077 mine avoidance array, integrated digital FCS. All sonars
integrated under the 2076 suite.
• 1995: Trafalgar is first boat fitted with Spearfish.
• 1996-97: Tomahawk Block III capability added to two or three
units, may be increased to five ships. All units to be fitted by 2006.
• 1999 - 01: Trafalgar refitted with Tomahawk Block III, possibly Snar
2076.
• 2000: Trenchant in refit, to receive Sonar 2076.
• May 00 – May 01: Tireless out of service with reactor problems.
• Oct 00 – late 01: Trafalgar, Turbulent, Torbay and Talent out of
service with reactor problems, leaving only Triumph operational.
• 2003: Torbay receives Tomahawk.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 45 67 81 90
Surf Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 30 22 15 7 0 Sinks
Swiftsure SSN
Displacement: 4900 subm In class: 6 - 1
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen In Service: 1973
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 2nd/2nd Gen
Propulsion: Nuclear Crew: 116
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/VQuiet

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Max Depth: Int V Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(2)2 533mm TT w/21 weapons F, D
PB&SB(1)1 533mm TT w/21 weapons F, D
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Sonar 2001, Sonar 2007, Sonar 2024 M
Remarks:
Federated digital FCS. Estimated TT loadout 17 Mk24 Mod 2 Tiger-
fish or Spearfish and 4 Harpoon IB. Reloading takes one Tactical
Turn. Fitted with anechoic coating. First unit has standard screw
propellor (Quiet acoustic signature), all other units have shrounded
pumpjet (VQuiet acoustic signature). Later units of class have
Sonar 2019 PARIS (2nd Gen AIR) vice Sonar 197 (1st Gen AIR).
• 1987-97: Class refitted. Sonar 2001 replaced by Sonar 2020.
Anechoic coating, Sonar 2046 clip-on towed array added. Counter-
measures upgraded from 2nd to 3rd Gen. Refits were in the follow-
ing order: 1987 Sceptre, 1988 Swiftsure (see below)1989 Spartan,
1993 Splendid, 1996 Sovereign (also received Tomahawk BLK III
capability), 1997 Superb
• 1992: Swiftsure decommed due to reactor problems discovered
during refit started 1988. Never reentered service.
• 1997 – 00: Sceptre refitted, received Sonar 2074 vice Sonar 2020.
• 1997 - 98: Sovereign refitted, equipped with Tomahawk Block III
missiles, possibly fitted with Sonar 2074 vice Sonar 2020.
• 1999 – 02: Spartan in refit, fitted with Tomahawk Block III, Sonar
2074 vice Sonar 2020.
• 9/00: Reactor problems during Sceptre refit result in Superb,
Splendid being taken out of service.
• End 2001: Reactor problems resolved, Superb, Splendid back in
service.
• 2003 –08: Harpoon missile removed from service.
• Planned decommissionings: Splendid 2003, Sovereign 2005,
Superb 2006, Spartan 2006, Sceptre 2010.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 43 65 77 86
Surf Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 30 22 15 7 0 Sinks
Valiant SSN
Displacement: 4900 subm In class: [5]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen In Service: 1966 - 91
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 2nd/2nd Gen
Propulsion: Nuclear Crew: 126
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Max Depth: Int V Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/26 Mk24 Tigerfish F
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Sonar 2001, Sonar 2007, Sonar 2024 M
Remarks:
Normal TT loadout 17 Mk24 Mod 2 Tigerfish, 8 Harpoon IB. Con-
queror has Type 2074 vice 2020 for two-year trial. Fitted with Sonar
2019 PARIS intercept sonar (not a search sensor).
• 1984: Received Harpoon IB capability.
• 1987: Class refitted, planned changes included Sonar 2001 being
replaced by Sonar 2020 hull and Sonar 2046 towed array. All five
units discovered to have reactor primary coolant leaks, decomms-
sioned 1990-1991
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 21 42 63 78 86
Surf Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Dreadnought SSN
Displacement: 4000 subm In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen In Service: 1963 - 83
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 2nd/2nd Gen
Propulsion: Nuclear Crew: 88
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
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Max Depth: Int V Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/24 weapons F
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Sonar 2001, Sonar 2007, Sonar 2019 M
Remarks:
Can carry Mk8, Mk24 torpedoes.
• 1981: Non-operational with repeated engineering problems.
• 1983: Decommissioned.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 18 35 53 64 71
Surf Speed: 15 11 7 4 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Upholder SS
Displacement: 2400 subm In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen In Service: --
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 2nd/2nd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 44
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/VQuiet
Max Depth: Int V Btry Rtng: 125
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/18 see remarks F, D
Sensors:
Sonar 2040, Sonar 2041 M
Sonar 2026 towed array (Unit #1) M
Sonar 2046 (Units #2-4) M
Radar 1007 J
Remarks:
Type 2400 SS. Federated digital FCS. Estimated TT loadout 14
Mk24 Mod 2 Tigerfish, 4 Harpoon IC. Capable of firing Spearfish.
Has anechoic coating. 45 days’ endurance. Snort speed 19 kts.
Fitted with Sonar 2041 MicroPUFFS flank array (search sensors).
Although the RN began looking for a buyer in 1990, one was not
found until 1998, when they were leased to Canada.
• 1993: All four units put up for sale.
• 1998: Canada anounced decision to lease all four Upholders.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 11 23 34 41 45
Surf Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Oberon SS
Displacement: 2410 subm In class: [13]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1960 - 94
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 64
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Max Depth: Int III Btry Rtng: 75
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/20 Mk8 & Mk23 torp F
PQ&SQ(1)2 533mm TT w/2 Mk23 torp F
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Sonar 187, Sonar 186, Sonar 197 M
Remarks:
Improved Porpoise class. Could later fire Mk24 when available.
• 1985: 9 units had Sonar 187 replaced by Sonar 2007, Sonar 186
replaced by Sonar 2051, Sonar 197 (1st Gen AIR) replaced by
Sonar 2019 PARIS (2nd Gen AIR), Sonar 2024 towed array added.
ESM upgraded to 2nd Gen, Acoustic Countermeasures upgraded
to 2nd Gen. Analog Fire Control System replaced by Analog/Digital
FCS.
• 1990-94: Class paid off.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 11 23 34 41 45
Surf Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 17 12 8 4 0 Sinks
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Porpoise SS
Displacement: 2303 subm In class: [8]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1958 - 90
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 71
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Max Depth: Int III Btry Rtng: 75
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/26 Mk8 & Mk23 torp F
PQ&SQ(2)1 533mm TT w/4 Mk8 & Mk23 torp F
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Sonar 187, Sonar 186, Sonar 197 M
Remarks:
Analog Fire Control system.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 11 22 32 39 43
Surf Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 17 12 8 4 0 Sinks
T class Streamline Conversion SS
Displacement: 1571 subm In class: [5]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1952 - 70
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 2nd Gen/2nd
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 50
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Max Depth: Int II Btry Rtng: 35
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/11 weapons F
Sensors:
Radar 1002 J
Sonar 186, Sonar 187, Sonar 197 M
Remarks:
Limited conversion compared to Super “T” conversion because
of riveted construction. 11 Torpedoes. Mk8 replaced by Mk20 and
Mk23.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 8 16 23 28 31
Surf Speed: 15 11 7 3 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 9 6 4 2 0 Sinks
T class Conversion SS
Displacement: 1734 subm In class: [8]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1951 - 75
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 68
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Max Depth: Int II Btry Rtng: 35
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(2)2 533mm TT w/20 Mk12 & Mk23 torp F
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Sonar 186, Sonar 187, Sonar 197 M
Remarks:
Mk12 later replaced by Mk8.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 8 16 24 30 33
Surf Speed: 14 10 7 3 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 15 11 7 3 0 Sinks
T class SS
Displacement: 1321 subm In class: [18]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1951 - 75
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 59
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Max Depth: Int II Btry Rtng: 35
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 MkXII 102mm/40 C
PB&SB(2)2 533mm TT w/20 Mk12 & Mk23 torp F
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PB&SB(2)2 533mm TT w/20 Mk12 & Mk23 torp F
PB&SB(1)3 external 533mm TT w/1 Mk12 or Mk23 F
PB&SB(1)2 external 533mm TT w/1 Mk12 or Mk23 F
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Sonar 186, Sonar 187, Sonar 197 M
Remarks:
Survivors of large class. Mk23 and Mk12 until Mk12 replaced by
Mk8.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 7 14 20 24 27
Surf Speed: 14 10 7 3 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 15 11 7 3 0 Sinks
A class SS
Displacement: 1620 subm In class: [15]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1945 - 72
Electronic Counterm: None ESM/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 68
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Max Depth: Int III Btry Rtng: 35
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 MkXII 102mm/40 C
A(1)1 20mm/80 C
PB&SB(2)2 533mm TT w/10 Mk8 & Mk23 torp F
PQ&SQ(2)1 533mm TT w/6 Mk8 & Mk23 torp F
PB&SB(1)2 533mm external TT w/1 Mk23 torp F
PQ&SQ(1)2 533mm external TT w/1 Mk23 torp F
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Sonar 186, Sonar 187, Sonar 197 M
Remarks:
Aeneas was test sub for Submarine Launched Anti-aircraft Missile
(SLAM), a mast-mounted Blowpipe.
• 1955-??: Class “Guppied,” streamlined. 4-inch gun and external
tubes removed.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 8 16 24 29 32
Surf Speed: 19 14 19 4 0 Sinks
Subm Speed: 15 11 9 3 0 Sinks
Tiger CL
Displacement: 11700 std In class: [3]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1959 - 80
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 880
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Npisy
Weapons: ROF
F/A(2)2 Mk26 152mm/52//5 Radar 903 C
F/P/S(2)3 Mk6 76mm/70//5 Radar 903 C
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 960, Radar 992 J
Remarks:
Blake, Tiger, Lion. Armor: 75mm Belt, 25 - 50mm Bulkheads,
152mm Turrets. 50mm Engineering, Magazines. General Rating is
L. CHP for Engineering, 152mm Turrets is M.
• 1964: Lion placed in reserve until 1972.
• 1965 to 1969: Blake, 1968 to 1972 Tiger: Refitted. Armament
changed to A(2)1 152mm/52, P/S(2)2 76mm/70 removed. P/S(4)2
GWS22 w/4 Sea Cat //2 Radar 903 D added. Radar 960, Radar
277Q removed. Radar 965, Radar 278 J, Aft Pad (1)4 Wessex B
added.
• 1975: Lion scrapped while being refitted.
• 1978: Tiger struck.
• 1980: Blake struck.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 77 155 232 279 310
Surf Speed: 31 23 15 7 0 Sinks

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Swiftsure CL
Displacement: 8800 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1944 - 62
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 855
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
2F/A(3)3 Mk23 152mm/50//2 Radar 274 C
P/S/PA/SA(2)4 Mk16 102mm/45//4 Radar 262 C
PB&P/SB&S/P/S(6)4 Mk6 40mm/60//4 Radar 262 C
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 293 J
Remarks:
Minotaur-class CL. Other unit of class, Minotaur, transferred to
Canada 1944 as Ontario. Armor: 114mm Belt. General Rating is M.
CHP Rating for Engineering is M. CHP rating for 152mm turrets is
L. Configuration listed above is after 1956-60 refit.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 63 126 189 227 252
Surf Speed: 31 23 16 8 0 Sinks
Belfast CL
Displacement: 10550 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1939 - 71
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 850
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F/A(3)4 Mk23 152mm/50//2 Radar 274 C
P/S(2)4 Mk16 102mm/45//4 Radar 262 C
P/S(2)6 Mk5 40mm/60//4 Radar 262 C
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 293 J
Remarks:
Improved Southampton class CL. Placed in reserve 1952 to 1956.
Brought out and refitted 1956 to 1959. Preserved in 1971. A total of
8 Radar 262 for 102mm and 40mm. Armor: 114mm Belt. General
Rating is M. CHP Rating for Engineering is M.
• 1963: 1P/1S (2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 removed.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 72 144 215 258 287
Surf Speed: 32 25 16 8 0 Sinks
Fiji CL
Displacement: 10550 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1939 - 65
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 850
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
2F/A(3)3 Mk23 152mm/50//1 Radar 274 C
P/S(2)4 Mk16 102mm/45//1 Radar 285 C
P/S(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60//4 Radar 262 C
P/S(3)2 533mmTT w/3 Mk9 F
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 293 J
Remarks:
Additional units Fiji and Trinidad lost during WW II. Kenya paid off
1958, broken up 1962. Mauritius placed in reserve 1953 to 1960,
broken up 1965. Gambia paid off 1960, in reserve between 1960
to 1964, broken up 1968. Bermuda paid off 1962, broken up 1965.
Armor: 89mm Belt. 25 - 50mm Turret Faces. CHP Rating for Engi-
neering is M, 152mm Turrets is L.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 72 144 215 258 287
Surf Speed: 32 25 16 8 0 Sinks
Sheffield CL
Displacement: 9100 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1937 - 67
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Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 748
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
2F/A(3)3 Mk22 152mm/50//1 Radar 274 C
P/S(2)4 Mk16 102mm/45//2 Radar 275 C
P/S(2)8 Mk5 40mm/60 C
P/S(1)2 Mk7 40mm/60 C
P/S(3)2 533mmTT w/3 Mk9 F
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 293 J
Remarks:
Southampton class CL. Placed in reserve 1960 to 1966. Armor:
25 - 114mm Magazines. 63mm Bulkheads. 25mm Turrets. General
Rating is L. CHP Rating for 152mm Turrets, Engineering is L.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 65 129 194 232 258
Surf Speed: 32 25 16 8 0 Sinks
Type 45 DDG
Displacement: 5800 std In class: 0+1+5
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 2007
Electronic Counterm: 3rd Gen J&D ESM: 3rd Gen
Propulsion: CODLAG? Crew: 190
Size Class: Medium Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F&A(48)1 Sylver VLS w/see remarks//1 Sampson D
F(1)1 Mk8 Mod 1 114mm/55//1 Radar 903 C
A(R)1 Mk15 Mod 1 Phalanx 20mm w/7 bursts C
PB&SB(4)2 Harpoon w/4 msls (8) D
Aft Pad (1)1 Lynx HAS.8 B
Sensors:
S1850M, Sampson J
??? M
Remarks:
Daring, Dauntless, Diamond, Duncan, Dragon, Defender. 12
planned. Sylver VLS loadout 32 Aster 30, 16 Aster 15. Will initially
operate Lynx, but will have room for Merlin. Provision for CEC
but not fitted to Batch 1 ships. Will be built in four batches of three
each. Batch 1 will have 4.5 in gun, later may have new gun.
• May 03: First metal cut.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 35 69 104 124 138
Surf Speed: 29 22 15 7 0 Sinks
Manchester (Type 42C) DDG
Displacement: 3880 std In class: 4
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1982
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: COGOG/CPP Crew: 312
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk8 114mm/55//1 Radar 909 C
P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm/85 C
P/S(2)2 GCM-A01 30mm/75 C
F(2)1 GWS30 w/22 Sea Dart//2 Radar 909 (4) D
PB/SB(3)2 STWS.2 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
P/S 2 DEC Laser Dazzlers --
Aft Pad (1)1 Lynx B
Sensors:
Radar 992, Radar 1006, Radar 1022 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 2016 M
Remarks:
Fitted with fin stabilizers. Forward Radar 909 can control either
Mk8 114mm gun or Sea Dart msl. Radar 992/996 series functions
as HF radar for Sea Dart FC system. Has 4 DLF(2) floating decoy
(“Rubber Duck”) dispensers. Edinburgh has single (P&S) Mk15
Phalanx on forecastle, P/S(2)2 GCM-A01 30mm/75.
• 1987 – 89: Phalanx replaces GCM-A01 30mm guns.
• 1991-93: Sonar 2016 replaced by Sonar 2050, Radar 992 re-
placed by Radar 996, STWS.2 tubes w/Mk46 replaced by STWS.3
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TT with Stingray torpedoes.
• 1995: Manchester and York refitted with Sea Dart Mod 5, allows
engagement of diving missiles without penalty. ESM and ECM
upgraded to 3rd Gen.
• 1995 - 96: Edinburgh refitted, Phalanx fit changed to P/S(R)2
Mk15 Phalanx, 30mm removed.
• 2000: Type 675 jammer removed, ECM: 3rd Gen D.
• 2000 – 01: P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 removed.
• 2/01 – 10/01: York port Phalanx mount replaced by SEA RAM
(11)1 w/11 RAM msls. This is autonomous, and removed upon
completion of trials.
• 2003: York to be fitted with Mk8 Mod 1 114mm/55
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 35 69 104 124 138
Surf Speed: 30 22 15 7 0 Sinks
Bristol (Type 82) DDG
Displacement: 6700 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1976 - 93
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: COSAG Crew: 407
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk8 114mm/55//1 Radar 903 C
A(2)1 GWS30 w/40 Sea Dart//2 Radar 909 (4) D
F(1)1 GWS40 w/32 Ikara//2 radars E/Aust
F(3)1 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E
Sensors:
Radar 965M, Radar 978, Radar 992, Radar 1006 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 184 M
Remarks:
Not originally fitted with any ESM/ECM equipment. Commissioned
in 1973, but not accepted for service until 1978. Fitted with dual fin
stabilizers. Helo pad aft.
• 1976-78: Limbo removed, First Gen ECM Decoys added.
• 1981: First Gen ESM, 2nd Gen Decoys added.
• 1983: P/S(2)2 GCM-A02 30mm and P/S(2)2 GAM-B01 20mm
added.
• 1985-Feb 86: Two-year refit. Ikara removed, Radar 965 replaced
by Radar 1022.
• 1987-88: Refitted at Portsmouth for role as training ship. Mk8 gun
and Radar 1022 removed. Accomodations for 100 midshipmen
added.
• 1993: Replaced Kent as Sea Cadet Harbor Training Ship, Ports-
mouth.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 53 105 158 189 210
Surf Speed: 30 22 15 7 0 Sinks
Sheffield (Type 42A&B) DDG
Displacement: 3560 std In class: 10 - 3
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1975
Electronic Counterm: 1st Gen J&D ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: COGOG Crew: 312
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk8 114mm/55//1 Radar 909 C
P/S(1)2 Mk7 20mm/80 C
F(2)1 GWS30 w/22 Sea Dart//2 Radar 909 (4) D
PB/SB(3)2 STWS.2 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
P/S 2 DEC Laser Dazzlers --
Aft Pad (1)1 Lynx B
Sensors:
Radar 992, Radar 1006, Radar 965M J
Sonar 162M, Sonar 184 M
Remarks:
Sheffield not fitted with STWS.2 324mm TT. Forward Radar 909
director controls Mk8 or Sea Dart msl. Type 992 series radar func-
tions as HF radar for Sea Dart FC system. Fitted with stabilizers.
Have bubble ejectors for propellers which reduce cavitiation noise.
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Exeter and later (last five units) have Radar 1022 vice 965M, 2nd
Gen ESM.
• 1980: Radar 965M removed from earlier units, replaced by Radar
1022. ECM upgraded to 2nd Gen.
• 1982: P/S(2)2 GCM-A01 30mm/75, Sea Skua for Lynx added.
Mk7 20mm/70 replaced by P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm/85. Birming-
ham and Nottingham fitted with 4 vice 2 GAM-B01 20mm, no
30mm.
• 1982: Sheffield, Cardiff, Coventry, Exeter, Glasgow in Falklands.
Sheffield lost 10 May 82, Coventry 25 May 82. Glasgow damaged.
• 19??: Fitted with 4 DLF(2) floating decoy (“Rubber Duck”) dis-
pensers.
• 1987-88: P/S(2)2 GCM-A01 30mm/75 removed. P/S(R)2 Mk15
Phalanx w/5 bursts C/USA added. Radar 992 replaced by Radar
996. Sonar 184 replaced by Sonar 2016 in 42A ships, Sonar 2050
in 42B ships. ECM upgraded to 3rd Gen.
• 1993-95: STWS.2 324mm TT removed from all units to save
weight.
• 10 Dec 99: Birmingham decommissioned.
• 2000: Type 675 jammer removed, Electronic Countermeasures
upgraded to 3rd Gen D.
• Jun 02: Nottingham heavily damaged in grounding off Norfolk
Island, to return to service in mid-2004.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 32 64 96 115 128
Surf Speed: 30 22 15 7 0 Sinks
County DDG
Displacement: 6200 std In class: [8]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1962 - 87
Electronic Counterm: 1st Gen D ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: COSAG Crew: 471
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)2 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 903 C
P/S(1)2 Mk4 20mm/80 C
A(2)1 GWS1 w/30 Sea Slug Mk1//1 Radar 901 (2) D
P/S(4)2 GWS21 w/4 Sea Cat (2) D
Aft Pad (1)1 Wessex HAS.5 B
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 965, Radar 992, Radar 993 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 177 or Sonar 184 M
Remarks:
Fitted with fin stabilizers. GWS21 Sea Cat in the first four units.
Norfolk, Antrim, Fife, Glamorgan have GWS22 Sea Cat (2 Radar
903), Sea Slug Mk2, Radar 965M vice 965.
• 1974: Norfolk, Antrim, Fife, Glamorgan: 1 F(2)1 Mk6 114mm/45 re-
moved. PB&SB(2)2 MM38 Exocet w/4 msls F/France added. ECM
upgraded to 2nd Gen standard. All units brought up to GWS22
standards.
• 1976: Hampshire paid off.
• 1978: Devonshire paid off.
• 1979: Fife used as harbor training ship, recommissioned 1983.
• 1979: Wessex HAS.5 replaced by Lynx HAS.3
• 1980: Kent used as harbor training hulk, decommissioned 1983.
• 1982: Antrim and Glamorgan in Falklands War. Both embarked
1 Wessex HAS.3. Glamorgan damaged by Exocet launched from
improvised trailer launcher 12 Jun 82.
• 1982: London transferred to Pakistan as Babur. Norfolk trans-
ferred to Chile as Prat.
• 1984: Antrim transferred to Chile as Cochrane.
• 1986: Glamorgan transferred to Chile as Latorre.
• 1987: Fife transferred to Chile as Blanco Encalada.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 50 100 150 180 200
Surf Speed: 30 23 15 7 0 Sinks
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Displacement: 2780 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1962 - 78
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Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 268
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF Surf Speed: 34 25 17 8 0 Sinks
F(2)2 Mk4 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
P/S(1)2 Mk4 20mm/80 C
A(4)1 GWS22 w/4 Sea Cat//1 Radar 262 (4) D
F(3)1 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 170 E
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 965M J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Stats show conversion in 1961/1962 to Radar Pickets for Agincourt,
Aisne, Corunnna, Barrosa. All others laid up, scrapped 1965.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 26 51 77 92 102
Surf Speed: 35 26 17 8 0 Sinks
Daring DD
Displacement: 2830 std In class: [8]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1952 - 79
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 330
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
2F/A(2)3 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
P/S(2)2 Mk2 STAAG 40mm/60//2 Radar 262 C
A(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C
F(3)1 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 170 E
P&S(5)1 533mm TT w/5 Mk9 F
Sensors:
Radar 293 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Decoy, Diamond, Diana, Duchess have Mk9 40mm aft, others have
Mk2 40mm STAAG. Decoy was test ship for Sea Cat missile sys-
tem. STAAG mounts have the director mounted on the gun mount.
Eight additional units ordered during WW II were canceled after the
war ended.
• 1960: Aft 40mm removed, replaced by A(4)1 Seacat
• 1963: P/S(5)1 533mm TT, (2)2 Mk2 STAAG 40mm, 6M director
removed. MRS3 director added. Decoy, Diamond, Diana, Duchess;
P/S(1)2 Mk7 40mm/60 C added. Dainty, Daring, Defender, Delight;
P/S(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C added.
• 1964: Duchess transferred to Australia.
• 1970: Decoy (Ferre), Diana (Palacios) transferred to Peru.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 26 52 77 93 103
Surf Speed: 34 24 16 8 0 Sinks
Weapon DDR
Displacement: 2280 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1947 - 72
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 234
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
2F(2)2 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
P/S(2)2 Mk2 STAAG 40mm/60//2 Radar 262 C
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 170 E
Sensors:
Radar 293, Radar 965 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Battleaxe, Broadsword, Crossbow, Scorpion. Fifteen additional
units canceled at war’s end. Scorpion carries F(1)2 Limbo//1 Sonar
170 instead of Squid. STAAG mounts have the director mounted on
the gun mount. All originally mounted additional twin 102mm mount
with P&S arc, P/S(5)2 533mm TT, removed 1958 to 1959 during
coversion to radar picket destroyers.
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Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 21 42 63 77 85
Battle (Later Group) DD
Displacement: 2780 std In class: [7]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1947 - 65
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 268
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)2 Mk4 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
P&S(1)1 Mk4 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
P/S/PA/SA(2)4 Mk5 40mm/60 C
P&S(5)2 533mm TT/5 torp F
F(3)1 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 170 E
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Sixteen additional planned units canceled. Single Radar 275
directs all 114mm mounts.
• 1961/62: Agincourt, Aisne, Corunnna, Barrosa converted to radar
pickets (listed separately)
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 26 51 77 92 102
Surf Speed: 35 26 17 8 0 Sinks
Ca/Ch class DD
Displacement: 2675 std In class: [8/4]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1944 - 79
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 264
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
2F/A(2)3 Mk5 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
A(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 147B E
P&S(4)1 533mm TT w/4 Mk9 F
Sensors:
Radar 291, Radar 293, Radar 974, Radar 978 J
Sonar 144 M
Remarks:
Stats show modernization between 1953 and 1961.
• 1966: Caprice, Cavalier; A Mk5 40mm/60 removed, A(4)1 GWS20
w/4 Sea Cat added.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 25 49 74 88 98
Surf Speed: 36 27 18 9 0 Sinks
Battle (Groups I & II) DD
Displacement: 2325 std In class: [14]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1943 - 65
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 268
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)2 Mk3 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
F/2P/2S(1)5 Mk7 40mm/60 C
A/P&S(2)2 Mk2 STAAG 40mm/60//2 Radar 262 C
P&S(4)2 533mmTT w/4 Mk9 F
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 965 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
• 1957: Cadiz (Khaibar), Gabbard (Badr), transferred to Pakistan.
• 1960: A(2)2 Mk2 STAAG removed. P/S(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C,
F(3)1 Mk4 Squid E added.
• 1967: Sluys (Artemiz), transferred to Iran.
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Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 44 65 78 87
Surf Speed: 36 27 18 9 0 Sinks
Norfolk (Type 23) FF
Displacement: 3500 std In class: 16
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1990
Electronic Counterm: 3rd Gen J&D ESM: 3rd Gen
Propulsion: CODLAG Crew: 169
Size Class: Small Signature: VSmall/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk8 114mm/55//1 Radar 911 C
P/S(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon IC (8) D/USA
F&A(32)1 VLS GWS26 w/32 VL Sea Wolf
//1 Radar 911 (15) D
P/S(1)2 LS-30B 30mm/75 C
P/S 2 DEC Laser Dazzler --
PB/SB(2)2 DTMS.90 324mm TT w/2 Stingray F
Aft Pad (1)1 Lynx HAS.3/8 B
Sensors:
Radar 996, Radar 1007 J
Sonar 2031, Sonar 2050 M
Remarks:
Duke class. Can carry 1 EH.101 (when available) vice Lynx. Can
cruise on electric motors up to 15 knots, treat as VQuiet. Fitted
with stabilizers and helo haul-down system. Rounded deck edges,
edges to corners and superstructure, angled surfaces on super-
structure, to reduce radar signature. Filtering & ducting to reduce
IR signature. Total of 2 Type 911 directors with F/A arc carried. Has
4 DLF(2) floating decoy (“Rubber Duck”) dispensers. Sea Wolf
system is autonomous. Hull bubbler system. Sonar 2031 to be
replaced by Sonar 2087, still under development.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 32 63 95 113 126
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Cornwall (Type 22/3) FF
Displacement: 4280 std In class: 4
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1988
Electronic Counterm: 3rd Gen J&D ESM: 3rd Gen
Propulsion: COGAG/CPP Crew: 232
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
PQ&PB/SQ&SB(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon IC (8) D/USA
F/A(6)2 LWT GWS26 w/6 Sea Wolf
//2 Radar 911 (4) D
F(1)1 Mk8 114mm/55//1 Radar 911 C
P&S(R)1 Goalkeeper 30mm w/6 bursts C/Nethl
P/S(1)2 LS-30B 30mm/75 C
P/S 2 DEC Laser Dazzler --
PB/SB(3)2 STWS.2 324mm TT w/3 Stingray F
Aft Pad (1)2 Lynx HAS.3 B
Sensors:
Radar 967/968, Radar 1006 J
Sonar 2050, Sonar 2031 M
Remarks:
Can carry 1 Sea King or EH.101 (when avalable) vice 2 Lynx.
Normally carries 1 Lynx. Fitted with stabilizers. Forward Type 911
director controls either Sea Wolf missile or Mk8 114mm gun. Each
Sea Wolf Mount has 24 manual reloads. F99 Cornwall has Sonar
2016 vice 2050.
• 19??: Has 4 DLF(2) floating decoy (“Rubber Duck”) dispensers.
• 2000: Sonar 2031 and Type 675 jammers removed. Electronic
Countermeasures changed to 3rd Gen D.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 38 76 114 137 152
Surf Speed: 30 22 15 8 0 Sinks
Boxer (Type 22/2) FF
Displacement: 4250 std In class: [6]
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Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1984
Electronic Counterm: 3rd Gen J&D ESM: 3rd Gen
Propulsion: COGOG/CPP Crew: 265
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(1)4 MM38 Exocet w/1 msls (4) D/France
F/A(6)2 GWS25 w/6 Sea Wolf//2 Radar 910 (4) D
P/S(2)4 GCM-A03 30mm/75 C
P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm/85 C
PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Stingray F
Aft Pad (1)2 Lynx HAS.3/8 B
Sensors:
Radar 967/968, Radar 1006 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 2016, Sonar 2031 M
Remarks:
Fitted with stabilizers. Third unit Brave (F94) and on have enlarged
flight deck to take one EH.101 Merlin or Sea King, speed reduced
to 28 knots, have Radar 911 FC vice Radar 910. London (F95) and
on are COGAG/CPP, return to 30 knots maximum speed. Normal
complement is 1 Lynx. May use Mk46 or Stingray torp. All units
fitted with US Outboard COMINT and DF system. Each Sea Wolf
launcher has 24 manual reloads.
• 19??: Has 4 DLF(2) floating decoy (“Rubber Duck”) dispensers.
• 1995: Brave had Sonar 2016 replaced by Sonar 2050.
• 2000: MM38 Exocet, Sonar 2031, Type 675 jammers removed
Electronic Countermeasures changed to 3rd Gen D.
• Decommissionings: Beaver, London, Boxer, Brave 1999, Coventry
2002, Sheffield to reserve 2002, to be struck 2005.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 38 76 113 136 151
Surf Speed: 30 22 15 8 0 Sinks
Surf Spd (Brave):
28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Broadsword (Type 22/1) FF
Displacement: 3900 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1979 - 97
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: COGOG/CPP Crew: 222
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F/A(6)2 GWS25 w/6 Sea Wolf//2 Radar 910 (4) D
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C
PB&SB(1)4 MM38 Exocet w/1 msls (4) D/France
PB/SB(3)2 STWS.2 324mm TT w/3 Stingray F
Aft Pad (1)2 Lynx B
Sensors:
Radar 967/968, Radar 1006 or Radar 1007 J
Sonar 2016 M
Remarks:
Broadsword, Battlexe, Brilliant, Brazen. Normal complement is
1 Lynx. First two units Broadsword and Battleaxe do not have
324mm TT. Each Sea Wolf launcher has 12 manual reloads.
Broadsword and Brilliant have Sonar 2050 vice 2016, Sonar 2031
towed array.
• 1995-97: All transferred to Brazil.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 35 70 104 125 139
Surf Speed: 29 22 15 7 0 Sinks
Leander/3A (Sea Wolf) FF
Displacement: 2500 std In class: [5]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1977 - 95
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 263
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(6)1 GWS25 w/6 Sea Wolf//1 Radar 910 (4) D
PB&SB(1)4 MM38 Exocet w/1 msl (4)` D/France
P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm/85 C
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PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
Aft Pad (1)1 Lynx B
Sensors:
Radar 967/968, Radar 1006 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 2016, Sonar 199 M
Remarks:
Converted from Broad-Beamed Leander class 1977-83. Sea Wolf
launcher has 24 manual reloads. Fitted with stabilizers. Jupiter and
Scylla have Sonar 2050 vice Sonar 2016.
• Decommissionings: Charybdis 1991, Hermoine , Jupiter 1992,
Andromeda, Scylla 1993,
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 23 46 69 83 92
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Leander/2 (Exocet) FF
Displacement: 2790 std In class: [8]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1975 - 93
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 223
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
PB&SB(1)4 MM38 Exocet w/1 msls (8) D/France
F/PA/SA(4)3 GWS22 w/4 Sea Cat//2 Radar 903 (2) D
PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C
Aft Pad (1)1 Lynx B
Sensors:
Radar 965, Radar 994, Radar 1006 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 184 M
Remarks:
Conversion took place between 1975 to 1982. Fitted with stabiliz-
ers.
• 1982: Argonaut damaged in Falklands campaign.
• 1985-86: Cleopatra, Sirius, Phoebe, Argonaut modified. Forward
Seacat, Radar 965 removed, Sonar 2031 towed array added. Mk9
40mm replaced by (1)2 Mk4 20mm. Designated Leander Batch
2TA, remaining ships designated Batch 2B
• 1991: Penelope (Presidente Eloy Alfar) transferred to Ecuador.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 26 51 77 92 102
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Amazon (Type 21) FF
Displacement: 3100 std In class: [8]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1974 - 94
Electronic Counterm: 1st Gen J&D ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: COGOG/CPP Crew: 192
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF Sensors:
F(1)1 Mk8 114mm/55//1 Radar 912 C
PB&SB(1)4 MM38 Exocet w/1 msls (4) D
A(4)1 GWS24 w/4 Sea Cat//2 Radar 912 (2) D
PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
Aft Pad (1)1 Lynx B
Sensors:
Radar 978, Radar 992 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 184 M
Remarks:
Aluminum construction, special damage modifier of -15%. Fitted
with fin stabilizers. No MM38 in Amazon or Ambuscade. Total of
two Radar 912, forward unit can direct either Mk8 gun or Sea Cat
missile.
• 1982: Active, Alacrity, Ambuscade, Antelope, Ardent, Arrow,
Avenger in Falklands War. Ardent sunk 22 May, Antelope sunk 24
May. Most received P/S(1)2 Mk4 20mm during Falklands War.
• 1983: Hulls strengthened with doubler plates because of cracking
during the Falklands War. Displacement increased to 3210 t std,
speed reduced to 28 kts
• 1984-85: Amazon and Ambuscade received PB&SB(2)2 MM38
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• 1988 - 92: Class modified to reduce vibration and noise. Signa-
ture reduced to Quiet.
• 1989: Torpedo tubes removed from all but Alacrity. All fitted with
2nd Gen ESM & ECM systems.
• 1992: Several have had their sonars removed, reduced to gun-
boats.
• 1993-94: Ambuscade (Tariq), Amazon (Babur), Arrow (Khaibar),
Alacrity (Badr), Active (Shah Jehan), Ambuscade (Tippu Sultan)
transferred to Pakistan.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts (3100 t): 0 24 48 71 86 95
Dam Pts (3210 t): 0 25 50 74 89 99
Surf Spd (3100 t): 30 22 15 7 0 Sinks
Surf Spd (3210 t): 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Mermaid FF
Displacement: 2300 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1973 - 77
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 235
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk19 114mm/45 C
P/PQ/S/SQ(1)4 Mk9 40mm/60 C
F(3)1 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E
Sensors:
AWS-1, Radar 978 J
Sonar 174 M
Remarks:
A one-of-a-kind training ship after being built in 1968 but not
bought by the RN until 1972. Transferred to Malaysia 1977 (Hang
Tuah). Mk19 controlled by optical director.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 43 65 77 86
Surf Speed: 21 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Leander/1 (Ikara) FF
Displacement: 2450 std In class: [8]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1972 - 95
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 257
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C
P/S(4)2 GWS22 w/4 Sea Cat//1 Radar 903 (2) D
F(1)1 Ikara w/13 msls E1/Aust
A(3)1 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E2
PB/SB(3)2 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 F/USA
Aft Pad (1)1 Wasp B
Radar 994, Radar 1006 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 184 M
Remarks:
Conversion took place between 1972 to 1978. Fitted with stabiliz-
ers. Dido (Southland) transferred to New Zealand 1983. All others
scrapped or sunk as targets.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 23 46 68 82 91
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Leander/3 (Broad-Beamed) FF
Displacement: 2500 std In class: [10]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1969 - 95
Electronic Counterm: 1st Gen J&D ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 263
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 903 C
P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm/85 C
A(4)1 Sea Cat w/4 msls//1 Radar 904 (2) D
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Aft Pad (1)1 Lynx B
Sensors:
Radar 965, Radar 978, Radar 993 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 184, Sonar 199 M
Remarks:
Fitted with stabilizers. Five units converted to Sea Wolf Leander
1977-83, listed separately.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 23 46 69 83 92
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Leander FF
Displacement: 2350 std In class: [16]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1963 - 93
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 263
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 903 C
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C
A(4)1 GWS22 w/4 Sea Cat//1 Radar 903 (2) D
F(3)1Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E
Aft Pad (1)1 Wasp B
Sensors:
Radar 965, Radar 974, Radar 978, Radar 992 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 184, Sonar 199 M
Remarks:
Fitted with stabilizers. First few ships completed without Seacat,
installed first in Naiad (1965), added to the earlier units later. Con-
verted to Exocet and Ikara Leanders, listed separately.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 44 65 78 87
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Tribal (Type 81) FF
Displacement: 2300 std In class: [7]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1961 - 82
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: COSAG Crew: 253
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F/A(1)2 Mk5 114mm/45//1 Radar 903 C
P/S(1)2 Mk7 40mm/60 C
F(3)1 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E
Aft Pad (1)1 Wasp HAS.1 B
Sensors:
Radar 293, Radar 965, Radar 974, Radar 978, Radar 993 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Helo hangar is under flight deck. Fitted with fin stabilizers. Zulu
completed with GWS21 Seacat in place of 40mm, all units
equipped by 1977 with GWS22 Sea Cat. Sonar 199 on Ashanti.
Single-screw, double the effect of all Engineering critical hits.
• 1970: Ashanti and Gurkha fitted with Type 199 VDS.
• 3 Mar 77: Ashanti seriously damaged by engine room fire, re-
paired but placed in ready-reserve status.
• 1977: P/S(1)2 Mk7 40mm/60 removed. P/S(4)2 GWS22w/4 Sea
Cat//2 Radar 262 D, P/S(1)2 Mk4 20mm added.
• 1979: Class paid off.
• 1984: Gurkha transferred to Indonesia
• 1985: Tartar, Zulu transferred to Indonesia
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 43 65 77 86
Surf Speed: 27 18 12 6 0 Sinks
Rothesay (Type 12 mod) FF
Displacement: 2380 std In class: [9]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1960 - 89
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
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Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 235
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
A(2)1 STAAG 40mm//1 Radar 262 C
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E
PB/SB(4)2 533mm TT w/4 Mk9 F
Sensors:
Radar 978, Radar 994 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
STAAG mounts have the director mounted on the gun mount.
• 1966-72: Class modernized. 40mm STAAG, 1 Mk10 Limbo
removed. P/S(1)2 Mk4 20mm/80, A(4)1 GWS22 w/4 Seacat D, Aft
Pad (1)1 Wasp B added. Radar 275 replaced with Radar 903. Refit
took two years, Rothesay finishing first in 1968.
• 1981: Brighton, Falmouth struck.
• 1982: Falmouth recommissioned for Falklands War, struck again
1984. Plymouth damaged 8 Jun 82 during the Falklands War,
repaired.
• 1984: Londonderry struck
• 1985: Rhyl, Lowestoft, Plymouth, Berwick struck
• 1987: Rothesay struck.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 44 66 79 88
Surf Speed: 29 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Whitby (Type 12) FF
Displacement: 2150 std In class: [6]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1958 - 85
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 231
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
A(2)1 Mk2 40mm STAAG//1 Radar 262 C
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E
PQ/SQ(1)8 533mm TT w/10 Mk20 Bidder (E) F
PQ/SQ(2)2 533mm TT w/2 Mk20 Bidder (E) F
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 293, Radar 974 or Radar 978 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
STAAG mounts have the director mounted on the gun mount.
Listed characteristics show how class was to have eight single
torpedo tubes and two twin TT mounts. Bidder was not very reli-
able. Only four vessels were completed with the torpedo tubes and
these were removed by the early 1960s.
• 1960s: 40mm STAAG, TT removed. A(1)1 Mk9 40mm/60//1 Radar
262 C added.
• 1966-71: Blackpool loaned to New Zealand.
• 1974-78: All but Torquay paid off, Torquay used as training vessel
until 1985.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 20 41 61 73 81
Surf Speed: 29 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Salisbury (Type 61) FF
Displacement: 2170 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1957 - 82
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 207
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
A(2)1 Mk2 40mm STAAG//1 Radar 262 C
F(3)1 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 147 E
Sensors:
Radar 277, Radar 293, Radar 960, Radar 974, Radar 982 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
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celled. Designed as anti-aircraft direction vessels.
• 1962-70: Class refitted. Radar 960, Radar 974, Radar 293
replaced by Radar 965M, Radar 975, Radar 993. Salisbury 1962,
Chichester 1964, Llandaff 1966, Salisbury 1970.
• 1962: Lincoln & Salisbury had 40mm STAAG removed. Radar
965 J, A(4)1 GWS20 w/4 Sea Cat D, added.
• 1973: Chichester re-equipped to act as Hong Kong guardship.
Radar 965 radar removed, 40mm added.
• 1976: Llandaff transferred to Bangladesh, Chichester returned to
UK, placed in reserve.
• 1981: Salisbury put up for sale.
• 1982: Lincoln transferred to Bangladesh, Chichester scrapped.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 20 41 61 73 81
Surf Speed: 25 18 12 6 0 Sinks
Leopard (Type 41) FF
Displacement: 2300 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1957 - 82
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 205
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F/A(2)2 Mk6 114mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
A(2)1 Mk2 STAAG 40mm/60//1 Radar 262 C
F(3)1 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 170 E
Sensors:
Radar 960, Radar 974, Radar 978, Radar 992 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Jaguar, Leopard, Lynx, Puma. Additional unit Panther transferred to
India while under construction, renamed Brahmaputra. Fitted with
stabilizers.
• 1963: Lynx refitted: Radar 974, Radar 992 replaced by Radar 965,
Radar 978, Radar 993 J, STAAG removed, A(1)1 Mk9 40mm/60
added C.
• 1966-67: Jaguar refitted as Lynx.
• Disposals: Puma scrapped 1976, Leopard scrapped 1977, Jag-
uar (Ali Haider) transferred to Bangladesh 1978, Lynx (Abu Bakr)
transferred to Bangladesh 1982.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 43 65 77 86
Surf Speed: 25 18 12 6 0 Sinks
Blackwood (Type 14) FF
Displacement: 1180 std In class: [12]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1956 - 79
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 140
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
A/P/S(1)3 Mk9 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo w/17 salvoes//1 Sonar 170 E
P/S(2)2 533mm TT w/4 Mk9 F
Sensors:
Radar 291, Radar 974 J
Sonar 162, Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Blackwood, Exmouth, Malcolm, Palliser are only units with torpedo
tubes. Lightly built, class was strengthened 1958-59.
• Early 1960s: P/S(2)2 533mm TT, A(1)1 Mk9 40mm/60 removed.
• 1969-77: Class paid off. Hardy used as training ship until 1979.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 12 24 36 43 48
Surf Speed: 27 20 13 6 0 Sinks
Urania (Type 15) FF
Displacement: 2240 std In class: [22]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1952 - 80
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Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 195
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
A(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 262 C
F(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 147 E
P/S(1)2 533mm TT w/1 Mk9 F
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 974 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Rapid class conversions. Squid replaced by (3)1 Mk10 Mk10
Limbo//Sonar 170 in later years.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 21 42 63 76 84
Surf Speed: 36 27 18 9 0 Sinks
Terpsichore (Type 16) FF
Displacement: 1793 std In class: [10]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1951 - 67
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 180
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45 C
A(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
P/S/A(1)3 Mk9 40mm/60 C
P&S(4)1 533mm TT w/4 Mk9 F
F(3)2 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 147 E
Sensors:
Radar 293, Radar 974 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Originally Onslow class DDs. Converted between 1951 to 1956.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 17 35 52 62 69
Surf Speed: 36 27 18 9 0 Sinks
Bay FF
Displacement: 1537 std In class: [5]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1945 - 72
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 177
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F/A(2)2 Mk16 114mm/45//1 Radar 285 C
A(1)6 Mk7 40mm/60 C
4 Mk4 K-gun w/4 Mk7 DC E
2 DC Rail w/6 Mk7 DC E
F(24)1 Mk10 hedgehog w/5 salvoes E
Sensors:
Radar 276, Radar 286 or Radar 291 J
Sonar 144 M
Remarks:
Suvivors of class of 19. Total DC carried; 150. Built to mercantile
standards, special damage modifier of -15%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 13 26 38 46 51
Surf Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Loch class FF
Displacement: 1435 std In class: [11]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1944 - 66
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 124
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk5 102mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
P/S/A(1)6 Mk7 40mm/60 C
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Sensors:
Radar 277 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Survivors of class of 20. Configuration after late 1950s refits.
Scrapped throughout early 1960s. Built to mercantile standards,
special damage modifier of -15%. Loch Tralaig, scrapped 1963, had
steam turbines instead of reciprocating machinery.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 12 24 36 43 48
Surf Speed: 29 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Z class (Full conversion) FF
Displacement: 2300 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1944 - 71
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 195
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
A(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 262 C
F(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo//1 Sonar 170 E
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 974 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Zest. Converted from fleet destroyer to Fast Anti-Submarine Frigate
1954-56. Decommissioned in late 1969.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 43 65 77 86
Surf Speed: 36 27 18 9 0 Sinks
W class (Full conversion) FF
Displacement: 2100 std In class: [3]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1944 - 74
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 175
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
A(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 262 C
F(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo//1 Sonar 170 E
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 974 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Wakeful, Whirlwind, Wizard. Survivors of class of eight. Converted
from fleet destroyers to Fast Anti-Submarine Frigates 1952-53. Ad-
ditional converted unit Wrangler transferred to South Africa 1956.
• 1959: Wakeful assigned to Portsmouth Squadron duties, 4-inch
mount removed and replaced by a deckhouse.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 20 40 59 71 79
Surf Speed: 36 27 18 9 0 Sinks
V class (Full conversion) FF
Displacement: 2100 std In class: [5]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1943 - 78
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 174
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 262 C
A(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 170 E
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 974 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Renan Santos (Order #14116731)
White Ensign
Remarks:
Venus, Vigilant, Volage, Verulam, Virago. Survivors of class of eight.
Converted from fleet destroyers to Fast Anti-Submarine Frigates
1952.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 20 40 59 71 79
Surf Speed: 36 27 18 9 0 Sinks
U class (Full conversion) FF
Displacement: 2200 std In class: [8]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1943 - ??
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 175
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
A(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 262 C
F(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo//1 Sonar 170 E
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 974 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Converted from fleet destroyers to Fast Anti-Submarine Frigates
1952-55. Provision for torpedo tubes. Ulster has P/S(1)8 TT fitted
for homing torpedoes, Undaunted has S(1)3 TT.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 21 41 62 74 82
Surf Speed: 36 27 18 9 0 Sinks
T class (Full conversion) FF
Displacement: 2300 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1943 - ??
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 175
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
A(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 262 C
F(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo//1 Sonar 170 E
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 974 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Converted from fleet destroyer to Fast Anti-Submarine Frigate
1955. Eight units built, seven units given limited conversion, listed
separately. Provision for P/S(1)8 TT fitted for homing torpedoes.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 22 43 65 77 86
Surf Speed: 31 23 16 8 0 Sinks
R class (Full conversion) FF
Displacement: 2030 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen In Service: 1943 - 68
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 174
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
A(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 262 C
F(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk10 Limbo//1 Sonar 170 E
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 974 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Rapid, Relentless, Rocket, Roebuck. Survivors of class of eight.
Converted from fleet destroyer to Fast Anti-Submarine Frigate
1952-53. Rapid and Roebuck have 2 Mk4 Squid vice 2 Mk10
Limbo. HMS Relentless served as unarmed engineering training
ship until 1971. Provision for P/S(1)8 TT fitted for homing torpedoes.

White Ensign
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 19 39 58 69 77
Surf Speed: 31 23 16 8 0 Sinks
T class (Limited conversion) FF
Displacement: 2000 std In class: [7]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1943 - 66
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 175
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 262 C
A(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
2P/2S/A(1)5 Mk6 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 170 E
P&S(4)1 533mm TT F
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 974 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Teaser, Tenacious, Termagant, Terpsichore, Tumult, Tuscan, Tyrian.
Converted from fleet destroyer to Fast Anti-Submarine Frigate
1952. Eight units built, one units given full conversion, listed sepa-
rately.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 19 38 57 68 76
Surf Speed: 31 23 16 8 0 Sinks
P class (Limited conversion) FF
Displacement: 1800 std In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1943 - 65
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 170
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 262 C
A(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 170 E
P&S(4)1 533mm TT F
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 974 J
Sonar 174, Sonar 177 M
Remarks:
Paladin, Petard. Converted from fleet destroyers to Fast Anti-Sub-
marine Frigates 1953-56.
• 1957: Paladin converted for minelaying. TT removed, racks for 30
mines added.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 17 35 52 62 69
Surf Speed: 34 26 17 9 0 Sinks
Black Swan FF
Displacement: 1490 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1943 - 65
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 192
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
2F/A(2)3 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 262 C
P/S/PA/SA(2)4 Mk5 40mm/60 C
1 Mk15 Hedgehog E
4 K-guns w/Mk7 DC E
2 DC Rails w/Mk7 DC E
P&S(4)1 533mm TT F
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 974 J
Sonar 144 M
Remarks:
Nine built, 2 units lost in WW II, eighteen units built to slightly
modified design. One unit still operating in 1960 . Orignally rated as
Renan Santos (Order #14116731)
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sloops. Fitted with stabilizers.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 15 30 44 53 59
Surf Speed: 19 14 10 5 0 Sinks
O class (Limited conversion) FF
Displacement: 1800 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: 1st Gen Twd In Service: 1942 - 65
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 170
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)1 Mk19 102mm/45//1 Radar 262 C
A(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
F(3)2 Mk4 Squid//1 Sonar 147 E
P&S(4)1 533mm TT F
Sensors:
Radar 278, Radar 293, Radar 974 J
Sonar 144 M
Remarks:
Orwell. Converted from fleet destroyer to Fast Anti-Submarine Frig-
ate 1953-56.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 17 35 52 62 69
Surf Speed: 34 26 17 9 0 Sinks
Peacock PC
Displacement: 690 std In class: 3
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1982
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 31
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 OTO Mk1 76mm/62//1 Sea Archer C/Italy
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Remarks:
Built for service in Hong Kong waters. Author got to see these in
1986. It looked like they would come screaming in and lasso the
ballards to stop. Very impressive. Additonal units Swallow (Ciara),
Swift (Orla), transferred to Ireland 1988. All others to be decom-
med. Sea Archer is EO.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 8 16 24 29 32
Surf Speed: 25 19 12 6 0 Sinks
Kingfisher PC
Displacement: 187 std In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1975 - 94
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 19
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk9 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
Nav Radar J/Intl
Remarks:
RAF air sea rescue craft. Fitted with fin stabilizers. Not a very suc-
cessful design. Two became RNR training ships.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 2 5 7 8 9
Surf Speed: 25 19 12 6 0 Sinks
Scimitar PC
Displacement: 102 fl In class: [3]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1970-81
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: CODOG Crew: 21
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
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Weapons: ROF
None
Sensors:
None
Remarks:
Used for anti-missile boat training. Placed in land storage 1981.
Can carry 2 7.62mm mgs if required for patrol duties. Wooden hull,
special damage modifier of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 1 2 3 4
Surf Speed: 40 30 20 10 Sinks
Shalford PC
Displacement: 120 std In class: [20]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1951 - 68
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 19
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk7 40mm/60 C
2 DCT w/6 DC E
2 DC Rail w/6 DC E
Sensors:
Radar 978 J
Sonar 144 M
Remarks:
Ford class seaward defence boats. Replaced the HDMLs as in-
shore ASW craft. Was to have a single barrel Mk4 Squid. Standard
Squid was placed on Shalford.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 2 3 4 5 6
Surf Speed: 18 14 9 5 0 Sinks
Castle PG
Displacement: 1350 std In class: 2
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1981
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen D ESM: 2nd Gen RWR
Propulsion: Diesel/CPP Crew: 45
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk9 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
Radar 994, Radar 1006 J
Remarks:
Leeds Castle, Dumbarton Castle. Sea King can be embarked and
refueled, but there is no hangar. Can mount a OTO Mk1 76mm/62
in case of war. 19.5 tons helo fuel, 30 tons oil-spill dispersal deter-
gent. Can also carry 7.62mm mgs & mines. Endurance 21 days.
Has 4 DLF(2) floating decoy (“Rubber Duck”) dispensers. Does not
carry a full ESM suite, but the RWR will detect weapons radars.
• 1989: F(1)1 Mk3 40mm replaced by F(1)1 DES-30B 30mm/75.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 14 27 41 49 54
Surf Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Island PG
Displacement: 1000 std In class: 6
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1978
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel/CPP Crew: 35
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
SU Sidescan --
Remarks:
Offshore patrol vessel. Last two units fitted with fin stabilizers,
others refitted. Single screw, each engineering casualty reduces
speed by 50%, not 25%.
Renan Santos (Order #14116731)
White Ensign
• 1993: Jersey struck, transferred to Bangladesh.
• Mid-90s: F(1)1 Mk3 40mm replaced by F(1)1 DES-30B 30mm/75.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 11 21 32 38 42
Surf Speed: 16 12 8 4 0 Sinks
Dark Adventurer MTB
Displacement: 50 std In class: [18]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1951 - 67
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 15
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk7 40mm/60 C
PB&SB(1)4 533mm TT w/4 Mk9 F
Sensors:
Nav radar J/Intl
Remarks:
All laid up 1958 but most were not sold off until 1966 to 1967. Can
carry 6 ground mines vice torpedoes. Wooden construction, spe-
cial damage modifier of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 1 2
Surf Speed: 40 20 Sinks
Albion LPD
Displacement: 14600 std In class: 1 + 1
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 2003
Electronic Counterm: 4th Gen D ESM: 3rd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 325 + 305
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F/A(R)2 Goalkeeper 30mm w/6 bursts C/Nethl
PW/SW/PA/SA(2)4 GCM-A03 30mm/75 C
Aft Pad(2)2 Sea King HC.4 or Merlin HC.3 B
4 LCVP --
4 LCU(10) --
Sensors:
Radar 996, 2 Radar 1008 J
Remarks:
Albion, Bulwark. LCU(10)s carried in well deck, can carry 2 LCAC
instead. Amphibious ship, special damage modifier of -25%. Can
carry up to 700 marines in overload conditions.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 68 135 203 243 270
Surf Speed: 18 14 9 5 0 Sinks
Fearless LPD
Displacement: 11582 std In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1965 - 2001
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 550 + 700
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
2F/P/S(4)4 GWS20 w/4 Sea Cat (2) D
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C
4 LCVP(2) --
4 LCM(9) --
Sensors:
Radar 978, Radar 993 J
Remarks:
Fearless, Intrepid. Can carry 15 tanks and 27 vehicles. Usually car-
ries 400 troops but can take up to 700 for short periods. Can carry
Sea King HC.4 on deck, no hangar facilities. Can launch 5 Sea
King at once. Amphibious ship, special damage modifier of
-25%.
• 1976: Intrepid placed in reserve.
• 1982: Intrepid reactivated for Falklands War.
• 1984-85: Intrepid refitted. Radar 978 replaced by Radar 994.
Seacat removed, replaced by P/S(2)2 GCM-A02 30mm/75,

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P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm added.
• 1988-90: Fearless refitted, Seacat replaced by PA/SA(R)2 Mk15
Phalanx w/5 bursts, 3rd Gen Decoys added.
• 1993: Intrepid refitted while in reserve, Seacat replaced by PA/
SA(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx w/5 bursts, 3rd Gen Decoys added
• Decommissionings: Intrepid 2001, Fearless 2001.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 58 116 173 208 231
Surf Speed: 21 16 10 5 0 Sinks
Ocean LPH
Displacement: 21578 fl In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1999
Electronic Counterm: 3rd Gen J&D ESM: 3rd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 255 + 480 + 180
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F/PA/SA(2)3 GCM-A03 30mm/75 C
2 Elevator --
4 LCVP (5) --
Sensors:
Radar 996, 2 Radar 1007 J
Remarks:
Can carry a Royal Marine Commando. Similar to Invincibles, but
built to mercantile standards, special damage modifier of -15%.
No well deck or ski jump. Typical air group 6 Lynx AH.7, 12 Sea
King HC.4. Can carry 20 Harrier for transport. Spots for six large
helicopters or Sea Harriers. Will carry Merlin when available. Crew
values are for ship’s complement, Royal Marine Commando, and
aircrew. Provision for 3 Mk15 Phalanx. Fitted with stabilizers.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 90 179 269 322 358
Surf Speed: 19 14 10 5 0 Sinks
Meon LSH
Displacement: 1570 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1944 - 66
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 140
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
A(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
2P/2S(1)4 Mk9 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
Radar 276 or Radar 286 J
Sonar 144 M
Remarks:
River class DE converted to Landing Ship Headquarters. Stationed
in the Persian Gulf during the Kuwait confrontation with Iraq. Built
to mercantile standards, special damage modifier of -15%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 13 26 39 47 52
Surf Speed: 21 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Ardennes LSM
Displacement: 870 std In class: 2
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1977
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 35
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Sensors:
Decca series J
Remarks:
Replaces LCT(8) class. Can carry 35 troops 350 tons stores or 5
Chieftan tanks or 11 8-ton trucks. Amphibious ship, special damage
modifier of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 15 15 22 26 29
Surf Speed: 10 8 5 2 0 Sinks
Renan Santos (Order #14116731)
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Sir Galahad LST
Displacement: 7400 lt In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1987
Electronic Counterm: 3rd Gen D ESM: 3rd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel/CPP Crew: 49 + 340
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P&PB/S&SB(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm/85 C
P/S(1)2 12.7mm mg C
Aft & Midship Pad(1)1 Sea King HC.4 B
Sensors:
Radar 1007 J
2 Nav radars J/Intl
Remarks:
Replacement for original Sir Galahad sunk off the Falklands.
All-steel construction. Ro-Ro vessel, can load and discharge at
bow and stern simultaneously. Can carry 18 Chieftain tanks, 20
heavy wheeled vehicles, up to 40 ISO containers on the vehicle
deck, ammo, fuel, stores, and 339 assault troops with an overload
of 197. Can operate medium and large helicopters. RFA-operated.
Amphibious ship, special damage modifier of -25%.
• 1991: Deployed to Persian Gulf for Desert Storm. Fitted with ad-
ditional P/S(1)2 Mk7A 20mm/80.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 46 91 137 164 182
Surf Speed: 18 13 9 4 0 Sinks
Sir Caradoc LST
Displacement: 1899 grt In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1983 - 87
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel/CPP Crew: 68 + 534
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)2 Mk4 20mm/80 C
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Remarks:
Replaced Sir Galahad sunk in Falklands war. Ex-Norwegian ro-ro
ship Gray Master. Chartered 1983 to 1987 until new Sir Galahad
was built. Merchant ship, special damage modifier of -50%.
• 1984: 20mm removed.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 12 24 36 43 48
Surf Speed: 16 12 8 4 0 Sinks
Sir Bedivere LST
Displacement: 3362 lt In class: 6 - 2
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1964
Electronic Counterm: 1st Gen D ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 68 + 534
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm/85 C
P/S(1)2 Mk7A 20mm/80 C
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
2 nav radas J/Intl
Remarks:
Sir Galahad, Sir Bedivere, Sir Geraint, Sir Percivale, Sir Tristram, Sir
Lancelot. Sir Bedivere fitted with 4 GAM-B01 vice 2 GAM-B01 and
2 Mk7A. 20mm not normally mounted. Helo pads midships and aft.
Bow and stern ramps. Aluminum superstructure, special damage
modifier of -15%, amphibious ship, special damage modifier of
-25%, built to mercantile standards, special damage modifier of
-15%. Carry 16 MBT, 34 vehicles, and 534 troops.
• 1982: Sir Geraint, Sir Lancelot, Sir Bedivere, Sir Galahad, Sir Per-
civale, Sir Tristram in Falklands War. Sir Galahad sunk, Sir Tristram
severely damaged.
• 1985-86: Sir Tristam refitted to repair damage from Falklands
War. Aluminum superstructure replaced with steel, hull lengthened,
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helicopter pad enlarged to accomodate Chinooks.
• 1989: Sir Lancelot (Perserverance) transferred to Singapore.
• 1991: All four units deployed to Persian Gulf for Desert Storm with
P/S(1)2 Mk7A 20mm/80, 2nd Gen Decoy launchers.
• 1994-97 Sir Bedivere refitted with steel superstructure and length-
ened as Sir Tristram.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts (Alum.): 0 15 31 46 55 61
Dam Pts (Steel): 0 20 41 61 73 81
Surf Speed: 17 13 8 4 0 Sinks
Anzio LST(A)
Displacement: 2140 std In class: [19]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1945 - 67
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 115
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C
A(1)2 Mk7 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
Nav radar J
Remarks:
LST(A) and converted LST(3) class. Can carry 10 40 ton tanks
and 15 trucks. Bow ramp. All struck 1958 - 67. Several dozen were
transferred to the War Office, but were still available to the RN.
Amphibious ship, special damage modifier of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 15 30 45 54 60
Surf Speed: 13 10 6 3 0 Sinks
Messina LST(C)
Displacement: 2140 std In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1945 - 68
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 115
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C
A(1)2 Mk7 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
Radar 277 J
Remarks:
LST(C) class. Can carry 1 LCT, 5 LCA 15 40 ton tanks, and 15
trucks. Bow ramp. Narvik converted to submarine support ship in
1960, Radar 277 added. Amphibious ship, special damage modifier
of -25%.
• Decommissionings: Messina 1967, Narvik 1968.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 15 30 45 54 60
Surf Speed: 13 10 6 3 0 Sinks
Dieppe LST(3)
Displacement: 2140 std In class: [8]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1945 - 67
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 115
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(2)2 Mk5 40mm/60 C
A(1)2 Mk7 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
Decca series J
Remarks:
LST(3) class. Can carry 10 40 ton tanks, and 15 trucks. Bow ramp.
Class included 8 others converted to LST(A). Several transferred to
the War Office, but were still available to the RN. Amphibious ship,
special damage modifier of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 15 30 45 54 60
Surf Speed: 13 10 6 3 0 Sinks
Renan Santos (Order #14116731)
White Ensign
Redoubt LCT(8)
Displacement: 657 lt In class: [30]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1944 - 67
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 37
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Sensors:
Decca Series J
Remarks:
Bow ramp. All struck between 1958 to 1967. Amphibious ship, spe-
cial damage modifier of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 6 12 17 21 23
Surf Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
Sandown MH
Displacement: 378 std In class: 13
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1989
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 34
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 LS-30B 30mm/75 C
2 PAP 104 Mk5 remote mine disposal vehicle --
Sensors:
Radar 1007 J
Sonar 2093 MH -
Remarks:
Single-Role Minehunter. Sonar 2093 is for mine hunting only. GRP
hull, special damage modifier of -10%. Uses unconventional Voith-
Schneider vertical cycloidal propellors for exact station keeping and
reduced acoustic signature.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 4 9 13 15 17
Surf Speed: 15 11 8 4 0 Sinks
Hunt MH
Displacement: 625 std In class: 13
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1980
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 45
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk9 40mm/60 C
2 PAP 104 --
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Sonar 193M MH, Sonar 2059 MH -
Remarks:
Also called Brecon class. Provision for 2nd Gen ESM, 2nd Gen
Decoys. Units in Persian Gulf service had P/S(1)2 GAM-B01
20mm/90, 2nd Gen ESM, and 2nd Gen decoys added. Sonar
193M, Sonar 2059, PAP 104 mine disposal vehicles are used for
minehuntng only. GRP construction, special damage modifier of
-10%.
• 19??: 40mm replaced by DS-30B 30mm/75
• 1989: PAP 104 exchanged for PAP 105.
• 1991: Units in Persian Gulf service had P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm,
2nd Gen ESM, and 2nd Gen Decoy launchers added.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 7 14 20 24 27
Surf Speed: 17 13 8 4 0 Sinks
Abdiel(i) ML
Displacement: 2650 std In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1941 - 70
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: 1st Gen
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 246
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy

White Ensign
Weapons: ROF Sensors:
F/A(2)2 Mk21 102mm/45//1 Radar 275 C
A(2)1 Mk5 40mm/60 C
P/S(1)4 Mk7 40mm/60 C
2 Mine rails w/108 mines total --
Sensors:
Radar 974 J
Remarks:
Originally class of 6. Manxman and Apollo still in service in 1960,
Ariadne in reserve since 1946. Manxman has both 102mm mounts
forward, Ariadne has additional 5 40mm guns. Can carry 108
mines. Manxman refitted 1958-63, served as minesweeper support
ship.
• 1962: Apollo paid off.
• 1963: Ariadne, in reserve, paid off.
• 1963: Manxman completes refit as minesweeper support ship, all
102mm guns removed.
• 1969: Manxman used as training ship.
• 1970: Manxman paid off.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 24 49 73 87 97
Surf Speed: 40 30 20 10 0 Sinks
River MS
Displacement: 630 std In class: [12]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1982-94
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel/CPP Crew: 30
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
2 Decca 1226 J
Remarks:
Waveney, Carron, Dovey, Helford transferred to Bangladesh 1994.
Humber, Helmsdale, Ribble to Brazil 1995. Built to mercantile stan-
dards, special damage modifier of -15%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 7 13 20 23 26
Surf Speed: 13 10 6 3 0 Sinks
Ton MS
Displacement: 360 std In class: [115]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1952 - 92
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 29
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk7 40mm/60 C
A(1)1 Mk4 20mm/80 C
Sensors:
Radar 978 J
Remarks:
Several were transferred to other navies. Aluminum/wood construc-
tion, special damage modifier of -25%. Fitted with fin stabilizers.
40mm not mounted in all ships.
• 1964: Sonar 193 minehunting sonar added.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 4 7 11 13 14
Surf Speed: 15 11 7 4 0 Sinks
“Ham” class MS
Displacement: 120 std In class: [93]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1951 - 82
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 15
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk7 40mm/60 C
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Radar 978 J
Remarks:
Wood and aluminum construction, special damage modifier of
-25%.
• 1970s: Out of service as minesweepers, too small for later sweep
gear. Many exported or converted to auxliary duties.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 1 2 3 4 5
Surf Speed: 14 11 7 4 0 Sinks
“Ley” class MS
Displacement: 123 std In class: [11]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1951 - 70s
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 15
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
F(1)1 Mk7 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
Radar 978 J
Remarks:
GRP construction, special damage modifier of -10%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 2 3 4 5 6
Surf Speed: 13 10 7 3 0 Sinks
Abdiel (ii) MSH
Displacement: 1375 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1967
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 89
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
None
Sensors:
Radar 978 J
Remarks:
Designed as exercise minelayer and MCM support ship. Can carry
44 mines. Helo pad aft.
• 1978: Major refit, changes unknown.
• 1984: F(1)4 Mk7 40mm/60 C added, Radar 978 replaced by
Radar 1006.
• 1987: Served in Persian Gulf with 2nd Gen ESM, 2nd Gen De-
coys fitted. 40mm replaced by P/S(102 Mk4 20mm/80
• 1988: Paid off.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 14 28 41 50 55
Surf Speed: 16 12 8 4 0 Sinks
Engadine AAH
Displacement: 3640 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1967 - 87
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen D ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 77
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons:
Aft Pad (1)4 Wessex B
Sensors:
3 Decca series J
Remarks:
Helicopter training ship. RFA-operated. Hangar can hold 4 Wessex
or 2 Sea King and 2 Wasp helos. Fitted with fin stabilizers. Fleet
Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%. Single screw, each
engineering casualty reduces speed by 50%, not 25%.
• 1987: Placed on sales list, but retained in service.
• 1989: Laid up, sold 1990
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 25 49 74 88 98
Surf Speed: 16 12 8 4 0 Sinks
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Tyne AD
Displacement: 11000 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1941 - 61
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 520
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Loud
Weapons: ROF
2F/2A(2)4 Mk3 114mm/45//2 Radar 285 C
F/3P/3S(1)7 Mk7 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
Radar 293 J
Remarks:
Tyne class Destroyer Depot Ship. Fleet auxiliary, special damage
modifier of -25%. CHP for engineering and Magazines is L. Carried
80 torpedoes, 150 depth charges.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 56 111 167 200 222
Surf Speed: 17 13 8 4 0 Sinks
Fort (ii) AE
Displacement: 16046 grt In class: 2
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1978
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen D ESM: 2nd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 168
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Loud
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)2 Mk4 20mm/80 C
Aft Pad & Hangar Pad (1)4 Sea King B
Sensors:
Radar 1006, 2 Kelvin-Hughes series J
Remarks:
Fort Grange, Fort Austin. Helo pads aft and on roof of hangar. Fitted
with fin stabilizers. Only one Sea King normally carried. Carries
3500 t stores. RFA-operated. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modi-
fier of -25%. Can be fitted with another 2 20mm aft. Single screw,
each engineering casualty reduces speed by 50%, not 25%.
• 1982: Both units in Falklands War.
• 19??: 40mm replaced by P/S(1)2 GAM-B01 20mm/85
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 59 119 178 213 237
Surf Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Retainer AE
Displacement: 9357 grt In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1956 - 83
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 107
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Noisy
Sensors:
Nav Radar J
Remarks:
Retainer, Resurgent. Purchased and converted 1952-56. Fleet
Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%. Single screw, each
engineering casualty reduces speed by 50%, not 25%.
• Decommisionings: Retainer 1980, Resurgent 1983.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 41 81 122 146 162
Surf Speed: 14 10 7 3 0 Sinks
Resource AFS
Displacement: 18029 gwt In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1967
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen D ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 132
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)2 Mk9 40mm/60 C
Aft Pad (1)1 Sea King B
Sensors:
2 Kelvin-Hughes series J
Renan Santos (Order #14116731)
White Ensign
Remarks:
RFA-operated. 3 RAS stations per side. Normally carries 2 Sea
King but can carry up to 4. RFA-maintained. Fleet Auxiliary, special
damage modifier of -25%
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 64 128 192 230 256
Surf Speed: 17 13 8 4 0 Sinks
Fort (i) AFS
Displacement: 3700 lt In class: [8]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1944 - 72
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: ??
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
None
Sensors:
Nav Radar J/Intl
Remarks:
Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%.
•19??: Landing pad added to Fort Charlotte, Fort Dunvegan, Fort
Duquesne.
• Decommissionings: Fort Beauharnois, Fort Constantine 1963,
Fort Charlotte and Fort Dunesque sold 1968, Fort Dunvegan 1969,
Fort Langley 1970, Fort Rosalie, Fort Sandusky 1972.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 25 50 74 89 99
Surf Speed: 11 8 5 3 0 Sinks
Sea Crusader AK
Displacement: 23986 grt In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1996
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 17
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
None
Sensors:
2 Raytheon FR series J/Intl
Remarks:
General Ro-Ro cargo ship. Chartered for operation by RFA in
support of JRDF. Can carry 350 armored vehicles, trucks, other
wheeled equipment. Non-slewing stern ramp. Crew of only 17.
Merchant ship, special damage modifier of -50%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 52 104 156 187 208
Surf Speed: 18 14 9 5 0 Sinks
Bacchus AK
Displacement: 2740 lt In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1962 - 91
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 57
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
None
Sensors:
Nav radar J/Intl
Remarks:
RFA-operated. Three holds with refrigerated compartments. Can
carry 800 tons of fuel oil, 200 tons lube oil, and 240 tons fresh wa-
ter. Cannot perform underway replishment. Fleet Auxiliary, special
damage modifier of -25%. Single screw, each engineering casualty
reduces speed by 50%, not 25%.
• Decommissionings: Hebe 1979, Bacchus 1991.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 19 38 56 68 75
Surf Speed: 15 11 8 4 0 Sinks

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Wave Knight AO
Displacement: 31500 fl In class: 2
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 2003
Electronic Counterm: 3rd Gen D ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel-Electric Crew: 300
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Quiet
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)2 BMARC 30mm C
P/S(1)4 mg C
Sea King or Merlin C
Sensors:
?? J
Remarks:
Wave Knight, Wave Ruler. Replace Olwen and Olna. Can carry
15000 tons marine gas turbine fuel, 3000 m3 aviation fuel, fresh
water, lube oil, 500 m3 dry cargo, up to 8 containers of refrigerated
provisions. Provision for F/A(R)2 Phalanx. Fleet Auxiliary, special
damage modifier of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 106 211 317 380 422
Surf Speed: 18 14 9 5 0 Sinks
Oakleaf AO
Displacement: 24608 grt In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1986
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 36
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)4 Mk7A 20mm/70 C
Sensors:
Decca 1226, Decca 1229 J
Remarks:
Ex-Oaktania, Chartered Oct 85 for RFA, refit for fleet service
finished 1986. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%.
Single screw, each engineering casualty reduces speed by 50%,
not 25%. Can be fitted with 2nd Gen Decoy launchers.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 80 159 239 239 318
Surf Speed: 15 11 8 4 0 Sinks
Appleleaf AO
Displacement: 20086 grt In class: 3
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1978
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 65
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)4 Mk7A 20mm/70 C
Sensors:
Nav Radar J
Remarks:
Appleleaf, Brambeleaf, Bayleaf, Orangeleaf. Differ from Pearleaf
only in tonnage. RFA-operated. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage
modifier of -25%.
• 1989: Appleleaf leased to Australia.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 69 138 206 248 275
Surf Speed: 15 11 8 4 0 Sinks
“Ol” class AO
Displacement: 10890 lt In class: 2
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1965
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen D ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 66
Size Class: Med Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)4 Mk4 20mm/80 C
Helo Pad (1)2 Sea King B
Sensors:
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2 Kelvin-Hughes series J
Remarks:
Olwen, Olna, Olmeda. Has helo hangar. Hull reinforced against ice.
Olmeda, Olna in Falklands campaign. RFA-operated. 16000 tons
diesel, 125 tons lube oil, 2750 tons JP-5. Fleet Auxiliary, special
damage modifier of -25%.
• 1993: Olwen put up for sale, but retained in service to support
Balkan operations.
• 1994: Olmeda sold.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 55 110 165 198 220
Surf Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Tide (Later) AO
Displacement: 8531 lt In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1963 - 91
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 110
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
Aft Pad (1)1 Wessex B
Sensors:
2 Kelvin-Hughes series J
Remarks:
Tidespring, Tidepool. Can carry 17,400 tons of fuel oil, 700 tons
diesel. RFA-maintained. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modifier of
-25%.
• 1982: Tidepool struck, sold to Chile, repossesed for Falklands
War, turned over permanently Aug 82.
• 1982: Tidespring fitted with with P/S(1)2 Mk4 20mm/80 and 2nd
Gen Decoy launchers. 20mm later removed.
• 1991: Tidespring paid off.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 57 114 170 204 227
Surf Speed: 18 13 9 4 0 Sinks
Plumleaf AO
Displacement: 12459 grt In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1959 - 86
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 56
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Sensors:
Nav radar J
Remarks:
Leaf class. Plumleaf, Pearleaf. Differ from Appleleaf only in ton-
nage. RFA-operated. Both units returned to the owners 1986. Fleet
Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 49 99 148 177 197
Surf Speed: 15 11 8 4 0 Sinks
Tide AO
Displacement: 11200 grt In class: [4]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1955 - 79
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 110
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S/A(1)3 Mk9 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
2 Kelvin-Hughes series J
Remarks:
Tideflow, Tidesurge, Tidereach, Tide Austral. Can carry 15,000 tons
of fuel oil, 2,400 tons of other provisions. RFA-maintained. Fleet
Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%.
• 1962: Tide Austral transferred to Australia, renamed Supply .
• 1976-79: Class struck
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Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 46 92 137 165 183
Surf Speed: 18 13 9 4 0 Sinks
Eddybay AO
Displacement: 2300 grt In class: [8]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1951 - 81
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 65
Size Class: Med Signature: Med/Noisy
Sensors:
Nav Radar J/Intl
Remarks:
Eddy class. RFA-operated. Merchant ship, special damage modifier
of -50%. Single screw, each engineering casualty reduces speed
by 50%, not 25%. Most of the class disposed of in the 1960s. Ed-
dyfirth retained until 1981.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 8 17 25 30 33
Surf Speed: 12 9 6 3 0 Sinks
Wave Baron AO
Displacement: 8200 std In class: [20]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1944 - 74
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: ??
Size Class: Med Signature: Med/Noisy
Sensors:
Nav Radar J/intl
Remarks:
Wave class. RFA-operated. Merchant ship, special damage modi-
fier of -50%. Single screw, each engineering casualty reduces
speed by 50%, not 25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 30 60 90 108 120
Surf Speed: 15 11 8 4 0 Sinks
Fort Victoria AOR
Displacement: 13550 std In class: 2
Acoustic Counterm: 2nd Gen Twd In Service: 1993
Electronic Counterm: 3rd Gen D ESM: 3rd Gen
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 220
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
Aft Pad(2)5 Sea King/EH.101 B
P/S(1)4 LS-30B 30mm/75 C
Sensors:
Radar 1007 J
Kelvin-Hughes nav radar J/Intl
Remarks:
Fort Victoria, Fort George. Facilities for Sea Harriers to land and
refuel. No Harrier maintenance or ammo. Normal peacetime helo
complement is three Sea King. 12000 m3 POL, 1000 tons aviation
fuel, 6000 tons stores. Fitted with dual stabilizers. Four dual pur-
pose RAS rigs, can refuel astern. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage
modifier of -25%.
• Refitted with F/A(R)2 Phalanx 20mm Blk 1 w/7 bursts. Fort
George 1998, Fort Victoria 1999.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 64 128 192 230 256
Surf Speed: 20 15 10 5 0 Sinks
Rover AOR
Displacement: 4700 lt In class: 5 - 2
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1969
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel/CPP Crew: 42
Size Class: Med Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
P/S(1)2 Mk7A 20mm/70 C
Renan Santos (Order #14116731)
White Ensign
Sensors:
2 Decca series J
Remarks:
Green Rover, Blue Rover, Gold Rover, Grey Rover, Black Rover.
RFA-operated. 6600 tons of fuel oil. Helo pad aft, no hangar. Pad
is large enough to accomodate Sea King. Can act as ASW support
vessel. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%. Single
screw, each engineering casualty reduces speed by 50%, not 25%.
• 1982-85: 2nd Gn D added.
• Early 90s: 2nd Gen Towed Acousic Countermeaure added.
• Jan 92: Green Rover transferred to Indonesia.
• Mar 93: Blue Rover transferred to Portugal.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 34 69 103 123 137
Surf Speed: 19 14 10 5 0 Sinks
Diligence AR
Displacement: 6554 gwt In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1982
Electronic Counterm: 2nd Gen D ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 121
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons:
PW/SW/PA/SA(1)4 GAM-B01 20mm/90 C
Aft Pad (1)1 Sea King B
Sensors:
3 Nav radars J
Remarks:
Ex-Stena Inspector. Forward repair vessel. Chartered during the
Falklands War, purchased 1983. Strengthened hull for ice opera-
tions. Capable of firefighting, towing, salvage. Very maneuverable,
can make six knots sideways, or maneuver and remain alongside a
damaged ship in force 9 winds. Can operate Chinook-size helicop-
ters. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%.
• 1991: Fitted with flexible sheets of RAM for Desert Storm. Fitted
with 7.62mm mgs, Plessy Shield decoy launchers, DLF towed
inflatable decoy system, twin laser dazzle sights, Marines with
Javelin and Blowpipe. Single screw, each engineering casualty
reduces speed by 50%, not 25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 33 65 98 117 130
Surf Speed: 16 12 8 4 0 Sinks
Maidstone AR
Displacement: 8900 std In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1958 - 75
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 1167
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
F/P/S/A(2)4 Mk1 114mm/45//1 Radar 285 C
2P/2S/A(1)5 Mk7 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
Radar 293 J
Remarks:
Submarine Depot ships. Carried 117 torpedoes. Maidstone
converted to Nuclear Support ships between 1958 to 1962, Forth
converted between 1962 to 1966. All 114mm guns removed. Fleet
Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 48 96 143 172 191
Surf Speed: 16 12 8 4 0 Sinks
Triumph AR
Displacement: 13190 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1946 - 70
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 499
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Loud
Weapons: ROF

White Ensign
P/S(1)4 Mk9 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
Radar 293 J
Remarks:
Ex-Triumph class CV. Converted to Heavy Repair Ship 1957 to
1964. Based at Singapore for destroyers and frigates. Became
A108.
• 1970: Placed in reserve.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 84 168 252 302 336
Surf Speed: 24 18 12 6 0 Sinks
Dodman Point AR
Displacement: 8580 std In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1945 - 65
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 445
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
A/5P/5S(1)11 Mk9 40mm/60 C
Sensors:
Radar 293 J
Remarks:
Point class Landing Craft Maintenance Ship. Converted between
1959 to 1960 to Escort Maintenance Ship. Harland Point was
based in Hong Kong in 1960. Fleet auxiliary, special damage
modifier of -25%. Single screw, each engineering casualty reduces
speed by 50%, not 25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 47 93 140 167 186
Surf Speed: 11 9 5 3 0 Sinks
Rame Head AR
Displacement: 9000 std In class: [3]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1945 - 72
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 270
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons:
A/5P/5S(1)11 Mk9 40mm/60 C
Aft Pad (1)1 Sea King B
Sensors:
Radar 293 J
Remarks:
Head class Escort Maintenance Ships. Sister Flamborough Head
transferred to RCN in 1953 as Cape Breton. Beach Head trans-
ferred to Royal Netherlands Navy, then to RCN in 1952 as Cape
Scott. Rame Head was used as an accommodations ship in 1976
with no weapons. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%.
Single screw, each engineering casualty reduces speed by 50%,
not 25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 48 96 144 173 192
Surf Speed: 11 9 5 3 0 Sinks
Mull of Galloway AR
Displacement: 8500 std In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1945 - 69
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Recip Crew: 445
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons:
Aft Pad (1)1 Sea King B
Sensors:
Radar 293 J
Remarks:
Mull class Maintenance Ships. Mull of Kintyre was converted to a
minesweeper maintanance ship in 1961 and based in Singapore.
Mull of Galloway was part of the reserve fleet, and acted as the
headquarters ship. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modifier of
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-25%. Single screw, each engineering casualty reduces speed by
50%, not 25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 46 93 139 167 185
Surf Speed: 11 9 5 3 0 Sinks
Adamant AS
Displacement: 12700 std In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1942 - 68
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 520
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Loud
Weapons: ROF
2F/2A(2)4 Mk3 114mm/45//2 Radar 285 C
Sensors:
Radar 293 J
Remarks:
Tyne-class Submarine Depot Ship. CHP for engineering and
Magazines is L. Carried 117 torpedoes. Has accommodations for
six submarines and crews. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modifier
of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 62 123 185 221 246
Surf Speed: 17 13 8 4 0 Sinks
Reliant (ii) AVS
Displacement: 27868 gwt In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1982 - 86
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 195
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
Midships Pad (1)5 Sea King B
P/S(1)4 GAM-B01 20mm C
Sensors:
Nav radar J/Int
Remarks:
Ex-MV Astonomer. 9290 tons capacity. First acquired 1982, con-
verted Apr - Dec 83. Fitted with containerized helicopter handling
facilities, stabilizers. Can carry up to 5 helicopters. Can launch 2
med/small helos at once. Merchant ship construction, special dam-
age modifier of -50%. Sold 1986.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 58 116 174 209 232
Surf Speed: 18 14 9 4 0 Sinks
Lyness AVS
Displacement: 9010 std In class: [3]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1967 - 83
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 154
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Noisy
Weapons: ROF
Aft Pad (1)4 Sea King B
Sensors:
Nav radar J/Intl
Remarks:
Can launch 4 small/med helos at once. All sold to US Navy in 1983.
Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%. Single screw,
each engineering casualty reduces speed by 50%, not 25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 48 96 144 173 192
Surf Speed: 17 13 8 4 0 Sinks
Endurance (ii) PS
Displacement: 6500 fl In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1991
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 112
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
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Weapons:
Aft Pad (1)2 Lynx HAS.3 B
Elevator --
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
2 Furuno nav J/Japan
Remarks:
Ice Patrol Ship. Ex-Polar Circle. Ice-strenghened hull. Carries a
14-man detachment of Royal Marines. Fleet Auxiliary, special dam-
age modifier of -25%. Single screw, each engineering critical hit
reduces speed 50%, not 25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 39 78 116 140 155
Surf Speed: 12 8 6 3 0 Sinks
Endurance (i) PS
Displacement: 3600 fl In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1956 - 91
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Diesel Crew: 124
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons:
Aft Pad (1)2 Wasp B
P/S(1)2 Mk4 20mm/80 C
Sensors:
2 Radar 1006 J
Remarks:
Ice Patrol Ship. Ex-Anita Dan. Purchased and converted 1967-68 to
support British Antarctic survey. Can carry a detachment of Royal
Marines. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%. Single
screw, each engineering casualty reduces speed by 50%, not 25%.
• 1987-88: Refitted, replaced Wasp helicopter with Lynx.
• 1991: Stricken and offered for sale after failing hull survey.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 24 49 73 87 97
Surf Speed: 14 10 7 3 0 Sinks
Britannia Royal Yacht
Displacement: 5769 grt In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1954-98
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 271
Size Class: Small Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons:
Aft Pad (1)1 Sea King B
Sensors:
Radar 1006 J
Remarks:
Royal Yacht. Can be converted to a hospital ships with 200 beds
and 60 medical personnel. Fleet Auxiliary, special damage modifier
of -25%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 29 58 86 104 115
Surf Speed: 22 16 11 5 0 Sinks
Queen Elizabeth II Liner
Displacement: 66701 gwt In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1982
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: ???
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Noisy
Weapons:
Aft & Midship Pad (1)1 Sea King B
Sensors:
2 Nav radars J/Intl
Remarks:
Cunard liner requisitioned for transport of troops during the Falk-
lands War. Carried troops from 5 Brigade. Merchant ship, special
damage modifier of -50%.
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Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 119 238 356 428 475
Surf Speed: 29 22 15 7 0 Sinks
Canberra Liner
Displacement: 44807 gwt In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1982
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: ???
Size Class: Large Signature: Large/Noisy
Weapons:
Midship Pad(1)1 B
Bridge Pad(1)1 B
Sensors:
2 Nav radar J/Intl
Remarks:
P&O liner requisitioned for transport of troops during the Falklands
War. Carried troops from 3 Commando Brigade. Merchant ship,
special damage modifier of -50%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 85 169 254 304 338
Surf Speed: 28 21 14 7 0 Sinks
Uganda Liner
Displacement: 16907 gwt In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1982-85
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: ???
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Sensors:
Nav radar J/Intl
Remarks:
P&O liner requisitioned for use as hospital ship. Helo pad added
aft. Merchant ship, special damage modifier of -50%.
• 1985: Struck.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 41 82 123 148 164
Surf Speed: 17 13 9 4 0 Sinks
Norland Ro-Ro Ferry
Displacement: 12988 gwt In class: 1
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1982
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: ???
Size Class: Medium Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons:
Midship Pad(1)1 Sea King B
Aft Pad(1)1 Sea King B
Sensors:
2 Nav radar J/Intl
Remarks:
P&O North Sea Ferries requisitioned for transport of troops during
the Falklands War. Carried troops from 2nd Para. Has stern ramp.
Merchant ship, special damage modifier of -50%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 34 68 101 122 135
Surf Speed: 19 14 10 5 0 Sinks
St. Edmund Ro-Ro Ferry
Displacement: 8987 gwt In class: [1]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1982-85
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: 73 + 671
Size Class: Small Signature: Small/Noisy
Weapons:
None
Sensors:
2 Nav radar J/Intl
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Remarks:
Carried troops from 5 Brigade during the Falklands War. Merchant
ship, special damage modifier of -50%. Briefly commissioned as
HMS Keren (31 Mar to 8 Apr 83) because of labor disputes.
• 1985: Laid up at Portsmouth.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 26 53 79 95 105
Surf Speed: 21 15 10 5 0 Sinks

Atlantic Conveyor Container Ship

Displacement: 14946 gwt In class: [2]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1982
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: ???
Size Class: Med Signature: Med/Noisy
Weapons:
Fwd & Aft Pad(2)see remarks --
Sensors:
2 Nav radar J/Intl
Remarks:
Atlantic Container Line, Atlantic Conveyor, Atlantic Causeway
requisitioned. Used to ferry aircraft. Atlantic Conveyor carried 8
Sea Harrier, 6 GR.3 Harrier, 8 Wessex, and 5 Chinook. Atlantic
Causeway carried 8 Sea King and 20 Wessex. Has stern ramp.
Merchant ship, special damage modifier of -50%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 38 75 113 135 150
Surf Speed: 22 17 11 6 0 Sinks

British Esk Tanker

Displacement: 15634 gwt In class: [8]
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1982
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: ???
Size Class: Med Signature: Med/Noisy
Sensors:
2 Nav radar J/Intl
Remarks:
British Petroleum Tankers requisitioned for Falklands War. Stats
for British Esk, British Tamar, British Tay, British Wye, British Trent,
British Dart, British Avon and British Test. All very close in displace-
ment. Merchant ship, special damage modifier of -50%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 39 78 116 140 155
Surf Speed: 15 12 8 4 0 Sinks

British Fern Tanker

Displacement: 13262 gwt In class: 2
Acoustic Counterm: None In Service: 1982
Electronic Counterm: None ESM: None
Propulsion: Steam Turbine Crew: ???
Size Class: Med Signature: Med/Noisy
Sensors:
2 Nav radar J/Intl
Remarks:
British Petroleum Tankers requisitioned for the Falklands War. Stats
for British Fern and British Ivy. All very close in weight. Merchant
ship, special damage modifier of -50%.
Damage and Speed Breakdown:
Dam Pts: 0 34 69 103 123 137
Surf Speed: 15 12 8 4 0 Sinks

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ANNEX B - AIRCRAFT
AUSTRALIA
A-4G Skyhawk Attack
Gun Atk: 1.0 Man Rtg: 3.0/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1968 - 84
Counterm: 1st Gen Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: None
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 420 (1.8) 586 (2.4) --
Med: 420 (1.8) 550 (2.3) — Counterm: None Bombsight: None
High: 420 (1.8) 534 (2.2) --
Ceiling: 12880 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1400 nm Int Fuel: 2469 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
150 USG drop tank 463 kg 131 nm
300 USG drop tank 926 kg 263 nm
400 USG drop tank 1234 kg 350 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 4155 kg
Off Guns: 2 Mk12 20mm cannon @ 150 rds
• 2 AIM-9B Sidewinder, 3 300 USG drop tanks
• 2 Mk84 2000 lb bombs, 3 300 USG drop tanks
• 3 Mk84 2000 lb bombs
• 4 Mk82 500 lb bombs, 1 300 USG drop tank
• 6 Mk82 500 lb bombs
• 6 Mk82 500 lb bombs, 2 300 USG drop tanks
• 4 LAU-32 or LAU-10
• 4 LAU-32, 1 300 USG drop tank
Remarks: Modified A-4Fs, some built for Australia, some modified
from USN stocks. Transferred to New Zealand1984.
AF/A-18A Hornet Fighter/Attack
Gun Atk: 4 Man Rtg: 4.5/2.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: ???
Counterm: 3rd Gen J&D Bombsight: Advanced
Sensors: APG-65, 2nd Gen ESM, RWR
Performance: Speed in Knots (Nm/Phase)
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 490 (2.0) 650 (2.7) 795 (3.3)
Med: 490 (2.0) 685 (2.9) 914 (3.8)
High: 490 (2.0) 720 (3.0) 1032 (4.3)
Ceiling: 15510 m Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1197 nm Internal Fuel: 4929 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
330 USG drop tank 1018 kg 124 nm
480 USG ltwt drop t. 1481 kg 180 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 9000 kg
Off Guns: 1 20mm Vulcan
• 4 AIM-7M Sparrow, 2 AIM-9M Sidewinder, 2 330 USG drop tank
(pre-2001)
• 6 AIM-120 AMRAAM, 2 AIM-9M, 2 330 USG drop tank (late 2001)
• 6 AIM-120 AMRAAM, 2 AIM-132 ASRAAM, 2 330 USG drop tank
(2003)
• 4 AGM-84 Harpoon or AGM-88 HARM or AGM-65 Maverick, 2
AIM-9L Sidewinder, 1 330 USG drop tank
• 2 AGM-84 Harpoon or AGM-88 HARM or AGM-65 Maverick, 2
AIM-9L Sidewinder, 3 330 USG drop tank
• 8 BL-755, 2 AIM-9L Sidewinder, 1 330 USG drop tank
• 4 BL-755 or Mk82 500 lb bombs, 2 AIM-9L Sidewinder, 3 330
USG drop tank
• 4 AGM-65 Maverick, 2 AIM-9L Sidewinder, 1 330 USG drop tank
• 8 BL755, 2 AIM-9L Sidewinder, 1 330 USG drop tank
• 4 BL755 or Mk82 500 lb bombs, 2 AIM-9L Sidewinder, 3 330
USG drop tanks
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Remarks:
57 AF/A-18As and18 two-seat ATF-18As in service from 1985-90.
All are having their avionics upgraded to US F/A-18D standard,
including ability to carry LST and FLIR pods.
• 2000: Hornet upgrade (HUG) program started. Improved avionics,
GPS, replaces APG-65 with APG-73. Upgrades RWR, jammer,
countermeasures. Radar adds capability for AMRAAM, ASRAAM.
• Late 2001: AMRAAM cleared for service.
• Dec 03: ASRAAM cleared for service.
AS.350B2 Squirrel Utility
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1984
Sensors: None
Performance: Speed in Knots (Nm/Phase)
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 134 (0.5) 155 (0.6) --
Med: 134(0.5) 155 (0.6) --
Ceiling: 4800 meters Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 362 nm Internal Fuel: 441 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 800 kg
• 125 USG aux tank in cabin (100 nm range add)
Remarks: Helicopter
Six used by RAN for utility roles.
• 1990-91: Three aircraft ditted with door-mounted 7.62mm mg dur-
ing the Gulf War.
Canberra Mk.20 Bomber
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1953 - 82
Counterm: None Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: None
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 450(1.9) 450(1.9) --
Med: 350(1.5) 460(1.9) --
High: 350(1.5) 492(2.1) --
Ceiling: 14630 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 2288 nm Int Fuel: 8267 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
250 IGal Tip tank 886 kg 245 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 3636 kg
• 6 Mk831000 lb bombs
• 4 Mk83 1000 lb bombs, 2 250 IGal drop tanks
• 6 M117 750 lb bombs, 4 internally, 2 externally on drop tank sta-
tions
• 2 Mk83 1000 lb bombs internally, 2 250 IGal drop tanks
• 8 Mk82 500 lb bombs internally, 2 250 IGal drop tanks
Remarks: License-built by Government Aircraft Factories with
Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation building the engines. Based
on British B.2 with only two crew and many detail differences, later
examples closer to B.6 in specs. The M117 was too long to have six
fit internally.
F-4E Phantom II Fighter
Gun Atk: 4 Man Rtng: 3.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1970 - 72
Counterm: 2nd Gen D Bombsight: Computing
Sensors: APQ-120 radar. Some have AVQ-23 Pave Spike with
FLIR and LRMTS.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 500 (2.1) 650 (2.7) 790 (3.3)
Med: 500 (2.1) 698 (2.9) 1026 (4.3)
High: 500 (2.1) 745 (3.1) 1244 (5.2)
Ceiling: 18975 meters Engine Type: TJ

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Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1100 nm Int Fuel: 5575 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Drop tank 1118 kg 110 nm
600 USG drop tank 1852 kg 183 nm
370 USG drop tank 1142 kg 113 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 7260 kg
Off Guns: 1 20mm Vulcan
• 4 AIM-7E Sparrow, 2 GBU-10, 2 1118 kg drop tanks
• 4 AIM-7E Sparrow, 4 AIM-9L Sidewinder, 2 1118 kg drop tanks, 1
600 USG drop tank
• 4 AIM-7E Sparrow, 24 Mk82 500 lb bombs
• 4 AIM-7E Sparrow, 9 LAU-69 rocket pods, 2 1118 kg drop tanks
Remarks:
APQ-120 is compatible with AIM-7E and -7F Sparrow only.
F-111C/G Attack
Gun Atk: Special Man Rtg: 3.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1974
Counterm: 3rd Gen J&D Bombsight: Advanced
Sensors: AVQ-26 Pave Tack FLIR & laser designator (F-111C
only), APQ-144, APQ-110 terrain following radar (later APQ-128),
RWR, LRMTS.
Performance: Speed in Knots (Nm/Phase)
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 650 (2.7) 650 (2.7) 790 (3.3)
Med: 502 (2.1) 715 (3.0) 1112 (4.6)
High: 502 (2.1) 780 (3.2) 1434 (6.0)
Ceiling: 18300 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 2574 nm Internal Fuel: 15816 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
600 USG drop tank 1852 kg 157 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 13608 kg
Off Guns: Optional 20mm Vulcan can replace Pave Tack (Gun Atk:
4.0) on F-111Cs
• 4 GBU-10 or AGM-84 Harpoon or AGM-88 HARM, 2 AIM-9P
Sidewinder
• 24 Mk82 500 lb bombs, 2 AIM-9P Sidewinder, 1 ALQ-131
• 20 Karinga cluster bombs, 2 AIM-9P Sidewinder, 1 ALQ-131
• 2 GBU-15
• 4 600 USG drop tanks & 2 AIM-9P Sidewinder
Remarks:
Originally planned IOC was 1969, much delayed by development
problems. 17 F-111Cs in service since 1979, 15 F-111Gs since
1993, also 4 RF-111Cs. Outer wing HP is combined store, can
carry AIM-9P in addition to other store.
• 1983: Pave Tack capability acquired for F-111Cs. RAAF has ten
(10) Pave Tack kits. Pave Tack retracts into weapons bay when not
in use. Treat aircraft as fully loaded while Pave Tack is extended.
Pave Tack occupies internal bay and is 2nd Gen FLIR. Can carry
GBU-15 but due to electronic limitations only launching aircraft can
illuminate target for the weapon.
• Mid-80s: Acquired Harpoon capability.
• 1993: 15 F-111Gs entered service.
• Early 90s: AUP program for -111Cs upgraded radars to APQ--171
terrain-following and APQ-169 attack/mapping radars. Cannon
capability removed.
• 2004: Planned IOC for ability to carry AGM-142E.
Gannet AS.1 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1955 - 67
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: ASV 19 radar, 1st Gen ESM.
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Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 130 (0.5) 299 (1.0) --
Med: 130 (0.5) 299 (1.0) --
High: 130 (0.5) 299 (1.0) --
Ceiling: 7620 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 580 nm Int Fuel: 907 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 907 kg
• 2 Mk44 or Mk46 torp
• 16 3 in Rocket Mk1
• 2 mines or DC
Lincoln Mk.31 Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: (.5) Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1953
Counterm: None Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: ASV.7 radar
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 187(0.8) 257(1.0) --
Med: 187(0.8) 257(1.0) --
High: 187(0.8) 257(1.0) --
Ceiling: 8534 meters Engine Type: IP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 3509 nm Int Fuel: 8677 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
188 IGal Internal bay tank 572 kg 231 nm
Def Guns: 2 .50 cal in tail turret.
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 6354 kg
• 2 Mk44 torpedoes, 20 sonobuoys, 2 Int bay tanks
• 1 Mk44 torpedo, 6 Mkk11 DC, 20 sonobuoys
Remarks:
License-built by GAF with CAC engines, long-nosed Maritime
Patrol conversion of Lincoln Mk.30 bomber. Withdrawn from service
1961 due to discovery of serious corrosion problems. Sonobuoy
data aural only. Replaced by P-2V Neptune, No 10 Squadron.
Mirage IIIO Intercept
Gun Atk: 2.5 Man Rtg: 3.0/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1965 - 89
Counterm: 2nd Gen D Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: Cyrano II radar, RWR
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 625(2.6) 625(2.6) 750(3.1)
Med: 516(2.2) 688(2.9) 1005(4.2)
High: 516(2.2) 750(3.1) 1260(5.2)
Ceiling: 17000 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 900 nm Int Fuel: 2350 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
625 L drop tank 499 kg 96 nm
1300 L drop tank 1038 kg 199 nm
1700 L drop tank 1358 kg 260 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 4000 kg
Off Guns: 2 30mm DEFA 552.
• 2 1300 L drop tanks, 1 Matra R.530 and 2 AIM-9B Sidewinder
• 2 1300 L drop tanks, 1 625 L drop tank, 2 AIM-9B
• 2 1300 L drop tanks, 6 Mk82 bombs
Remarks:
• 1975: R.550 Magic replaced AIM-9B Sidewinder.
P-2H Neptune Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1951 - 77
Counterm: None Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: APS-20 radar, MAD, 2nd Gen ESM, AQA-3 sonobuoy
processor, 22 sonobuoys, 44 SSQ-31 “Julie” charges.
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Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 180(0.8) 300(1.2) --
Med: 180(0.8) 300(1.2) --
High: 180(0.8) 300(1.2) --
Ceiling: 6700 meters Engine Type: RP+TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 1914 nm Int Fuel: 6789 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Internal bay tank 2160 kg 609 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 3630 kg
• 8 Mk83 1000 lb bombs, 16 5” Zuni HVAR
• 2 Mk46 torp, 16 5” Zuni HVAR
• 12 147 kg DC, 16 5” Zuni HVAR
Remarks:
• Mid 50s: Upgraded to P-2E standard with addition of jet engine
boost.
P-3B Orion Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1968-mid 80s
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: APS-80 radar, 2nd Gen ESM, MAD
Performance: Speed in Knots (Nm/Phase)
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 328 (1.4) 366 (1.5) --
Med: 328 (1.4) 385 (1.6) --
High: -- 340 (1.4) --
Ceiling: 8600 m
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 4405 nm Internal Fuel: 28404
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 9070 kg
Internal:
• 8 Mk44 or Mk46 torpedoes
• 4 Mk44 or Mk46 torpedoes & 1 Mk101 Nuuclear DB
External:
• 4 5” HVAR
• 2 AGM-12 Bullpup
P-3W Orion Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: ???
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: EL/M-2022A(V)3 radar, MAD, 87 sonobuoys, retractable
2nd Gen FLIR, 3rd Gen ESM. AQS-901 sonobuoy processor.
Performance: Speed in Knots (Nm/Phase)
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 328 (1.4) 366 (1.5) --
Med: 328 (1.4) 385 (1.6) --
High: -- 403 (1.7) --
Ceiling: 8600 m Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 4405 nm Internal Fuel: 28404 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 9070 kg
• 4 AGM-84 Harpoon, 8 Mk46 torp
Remarks:
Uses the UK-designed AQS-901 acoustic processing suite. Equiva-
lent to P-3C Update II.5
S-70B-2 Seahawk ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1989
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: Super Searcher radar, MAD, 25 sonobuoys, 3rd Gen
ESM.
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Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 100 (0.4) 150 (0.6) --
Med: 100 (0.4) 125 (0.5) --
Ceiling: 5790 meters Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 324 nm Internal Fuel: 1092 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
120 USG drop tank 370 kg 110 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 800 kg
• 2 Mk46 torp or Mk11 DC
• 2 Penguin Mk2 Mod 7
• 2 drop tanks
• 1 Mk46 torp or Mk11 DC, 1 120 USG drop tank
Remarks: Helicopter
16 aircraft in service for Adelaide (O.H. Perry) FF. For service in
Persian Gulf, fitted w/AAQ-16 FLIR, ALW-47 chaff/flare dispensers
(2nd Gen D), AAR-47 missile detectors. UYS-503 acoustic pro-
cessing suite with AQA-801 to handle SSQ-801 Barra sonobuoys.
• 2000: First of 16 aircraft handed over for upgrade. Will be fitted for
Penguin Mk2 Mod 7, FLIR, ESM.
Sabre Mk.32 Fighter
Gun Atk: 2.0 Man Rtg: 3.5/2.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1956 - 71
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: None
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 520 (2.2) 616 (2.6) --
Med: 500 (2.1) 591 (2.5) --
High: 484 (2.0) 534 (2.2) --
Ceiling: 15849 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 1008 nm Int Fuel: 1495 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
167 USG drop tank 606 kg 406 nm
100 USG drop tank 363 kg 243 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 1200 kg
Off Guns: 2 30mm Aden cannon
• 2 AIM-9B Sidewinder, 2 167 Igal drop tanks
• 2 Mk82 500 lb bombs, 2 100 Igal drop tanks
• 2 Mk83 1000 lb bombs
• 24 2” rocket
• 16 5” HVAR, 2 120 USG drop tanks
Remarks:
Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation CA-27. Heavily modified,
license-built F-86F-40 derivative, Rolls-Royce Avon engine also
license-built by CAC (they were very proud that they did it all).
• 1956: AIM-9B available.
Sea King Mk.50 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1975
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: AQS-10 dipping sonar
Performance: Speed in Knots (Nm/Phase)
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 118 (0.5) 140 (0.6) --
Med: 118 (0.5) 140 (0.6) --
Ceiling: 4537 m Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 610 nm Internal Fuel: 2540 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 928 kg
• 4 Mk46 or 4 Mk11 DC
Remarks: Helicopter
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Sea Venom FAW.53 Fighter
Gun Atk: 4 Man Rtg: 2.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1957 - 67
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: A I.22 radar.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 305(1.3) 540(2.2) --
Med: 298(1.2) 438(2.2) --
High: 205(0.8) 482(2.0) --
Ceiling: 13846 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 549 nm Int Fuel: 1658 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
50 gal drop tank 180 kg 50 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 218 kg
Off Guns: 4 Aden Mk5 20mm cannon @ 150 rds
• 4 Firestreak
• 2 Mk83 1000 lb bombs and 8 3” Rocket Mk1
Remarks:
Replaced by A-4 Skyhawks.
SH-2G(A) Super Seasprite ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 2002
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: 2nd Gen FLIR, LN-66, MAD, 3rd Gen ESM, 15 sono-
buoys (DIFAR & DICASS), UYS-503(V5) sonobouy processor, Blip
Enhancer.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 130 (0.5) 150 (0.6) --
Med: 130 (0.5) 150 (0.6) --
Ceiling: 6401 meters Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 280 nm Internal Fuel: 852 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
100 USG drop tank 309 kg 102 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 650 kg
• 2 Mk46 torp or Mk11 DC
• 2 Penguin Mk2 Mod 7
• 2 drop tank
• 1 Mk46 torp or Mk11 DC, 1 drop tank
Remarks: Helicopter
11 purchased in 1997 for use on ANZAC-class frigates, four for
New Zealand ships.
Wessex HAS.31 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1963 - 84
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: Sonar 195 dipping sonar
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 105(0.4) 114(0.5) --
Med: 105(0.4) 114(0.5) --
Ceiling: 3658 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 262 nm Int Fuel: 965 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 500 kg
• 2 Mk44 or Mk46 torp
• 4 AS.12
• 2 Mk11 DC
Remarks: Helicopter
Upengined UK HAS.1,
• 1969: Engines improved, AW.391 search radar added. Redesig-
nated HAS.31B.
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CANADA
CF-188 Hornet Fighter/Attack
Gun Atk: 4 Man Rtng: 4.5/2.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1982
Counterm: 3rd Gen J&D Bombsight: Advanced
Sensors: APG-65, FLIR, Laser Spot Tracker, 3rd Gen ESM.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 490 (2.0) 650 (2.7) 795 (3.3)
Med: 490 (2.0) 685 (2.9) 914 (3.8)
High: 490 (2.0) 720 (3.0) 1032 (4.3)
Ceiling: 15510 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y/D
Cruise Range: 1200 nm Int Fuel: 4930 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
330 USG drop tank 1020kg 250 nm
480 USG lightweight tank 1484 kg 360 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 7710 kg
Off Guns: 20mm Vulcan
• 4 AGM-65G Maverick, 2 AIM-9L/M Sidewinder, 1 330 USG drop
tank
• 8 BL755, 2 AIM-9L/M Sidewinder, 1 330 USG drop tank
• 4 BL755 or Mk82 500 lb bombs, 3 330 USG drop tanks, 2 AIM-
9L/M Sidewinder
• 4 AIM-7M Sparrow, 2 AIM-9L/M Sidewinder, 1 330 USG drop tank
• 2 AIM-7M Sparrow, 6 AIM-9L/M Sidewinder, 3 330 USG drop
tanks
Remarks:
CF-188 is Canadian designation. The officla name of the aircraft is
“CF-18.”
• 2003-06: Will be upgraded with APG-73 radar replacing APG-
65, AMRAAM capability, carriage of GPS-guided weapons. Other
modifications later will bring aircraft to F/A-18C/D standard.
CH-124A Sea King ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Medium/Medium In Service: 1961
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: AQS-10 dipping sonar, 2nd Gen ESM, MAD, 12 Sono-
buoys, UYS-502 Sonobuoy processor, APS-503 radar.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 120 (0.5) 130 (0.5) --
Med: 110 (0.5) 130 (0.5) --
Ceiling: 9900 meters Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 530 nm Int Fuel: 2008 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 1764 kg
• 4 Mk46 torp
• 4 Mk11 DC
Remarks: Helicopter
Autohover. Canadian designation for SH-3A.
CP-107 Argus Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1957 - 82
Counterm: None Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: MAD, APS-20 or ASV 21 radar, 32 Sonobuoys, 60 “Julie”
charges. AQA-4 sonobuoy processing system.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 251 (1.0) 274 (1.1) --
Med: 251 (1.0) 262 (1.1) --
High: 251 (1.0) 251 (1.0) --
Ceiling: 7620 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 5130 nm Int Fuel: 3630 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 1815 kg
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• 4 Mk46 torp
Remarks:
Two internal bays. Fitted with underwing HP, but never used. APS-
20E in Argus Mk1. 12 built, IOC 1957, ASV 21 in Argus Mk2. 20
built, IOC 1958.
CP-121 Tracker Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.0/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1956 - 89
Counterm: None Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: APS-38 radar, MAD boom, 1st Gen ESM, 16 Sono-
buoys, 60 “Julie” charges. AQA-4 sonobuoy processor.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 130 (0.5) 230 (1.0) --
Med: 130 (0.5) 210 (0.9) --
High: 210 (0.9) 210 (0.9) --
Ceiling: 6400 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 1196 nm Int Fuel: 1981 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Internal bay aux tank 3024 kg 1666 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 908 kg
• 2 Mk46 torp or 4 157 kg DC internally, 6 Zuni 5” HVAR or 4 Mk46
torp or 4 Mk81 250 lb bombs externally
Remarks:
Used by RAN and RCN. CP-121 is Canadian version of US S-2
Tracker. APS-38, MAD are both in retractable positions. Two Tacti-
cal Turns to deploy.
CP-122 Neptune Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1955 - 68
Counterm: None Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: APS-20 radar, MAD, 2nd Gen ESM, 22 sonobuoys, 44
“Julie” charges. AQA-3 sonobuooy processing system.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 180(0.8) 300(1.2) --
Med: 180(0.8) 300(1.2) --
High: 180(0.8) 300(1.2) --
Ceiling: 6700 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 1914 nm Int Fuel: 6789 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Internal bay tank 2160 kg 609 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 3630 kg
• 8 Mk83 1000 lb bombs, 16 5” Zuni HVAR
• 2 Mk44 or Mk46 torp, 16 5” Zuni HVAR
• 12 147 kg DC, 16 5” Zuni HVAR
Remarks:
Flown by Nos 404, 405, 407, and 415 Squadrons. P2V-7 configura-
tion
• 1959: Fitted with jet pods.
CP-140 Aurora Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1980
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: APS-116 radar, FLIR, MAD, 3rd Gen ESM, 87 Sono-
buoys, OL-5004 Sonobuoy processor.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 328 (1.4) 366 (1.5) --
Med: 328 (1.4) 385 (1.6) --
High: 403 (1.7) 403 (1.7) --
Ceiling: 8600 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 4405 nm Int Fuel: 28404 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 9070 kg
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• 4 AGM-84 Harpoon, 8 Mk46 torp
Remarks: Flown by No 404 and 405 Squadrons on the East
Coast, or 407 and 415 on the West Coast. USA P-3C aircraft with
the sensor suite of the USA S-3 Viking. CP-140A Arcturus similar
but lacks ASW weapons and sensor suite, used for EEZ patrol and
SAR.
F2H-3 Banshee Fighter
Gun Atk: 2 Man Rtg: 2.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1955 - 62
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: APQ-41 radar.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 405 (1.7) 510 (2.1) --
Med: 405 (1.7) 461 (1.9) --
High: 405 (1.7) 461 (1.9) --
Ceiling: 13655 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 1170 nm Int Fuel: 4475 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 454 kg
Off Guns: 4 Hispano-Suiza MkV 20mm
• 2 Mk82 500 lb bombs
Remarks: 39 transferred to RCN. In RCN No 870 Squadron on
Bonaventure.
Whirlwind ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1955 - 70
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: AQS-4 Dipping sonar.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 70 (0.3) 93 (0.4) --
Med: 70 (0.3) 93 (0.4) --
Ceiling: 3048 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 264 nm Int Fuel: ??? kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 250 kg
• 1 Mk43 torp or DC
Remarks: Helicopter
US-built Sikorsky HO4S-3.
NEW ZEALAND
A-4K Kahu Skyhawk Attack
Gun Atk: 1.0 Man Rtg: 3.0/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1970 - 2001
Counterm: 1st Gen Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: None
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 420(1.8) 586(2.4) --
Med: 420(1.8) 550(2.3) —
High: 420(1.8) 534(2.2) --
Ceiling: 12880 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1400 nm Int Fuel: 2469 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
150 USG drop tank 463 kg 131 nm
300 USG drop tank 926 kg 263 nm
400 USG drop tank 1234 kg 350 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 5355 kg
Off Guns: 2 Mk12 20mm w/100 rds
• 18 Mk81 250 lb or Mk82 500 lb bombs
• 6 Mk81 250 lb or Mk82 500 lb bombs, 2 300 USG drop tanks
• 4 Mk82 500 lb bombs, 1 300 USG drop tank
• 6 Mk82 500 lb bombs, 2 300 USG drop tanks
• 6 Mk82 500 lb bombs, 2 AIM-9L Sidewinder, 1 400 USG drop
tank

White Ensign
• 2 Mk84 2000 lb bombs, 3 300 USG drop tanks
• 4 LAU-32 or LAU-10, 1 300 USG drop tank
• 3 Mk84 2000 lb bombs
• 2 GBU-16, 2 AIM-9L Sidewinder, 1 400 USG drop tank
• 6 AGM-65B Maverick, 2 300 USG drop tanks
• 2 AGM-84 Harpoon, 1 400 USG drop tank, 2 AIM-9L Sidewinder
Remarks:
Have 14 A-4K and 5 TA-4K 2 seat trainers.
• 1984: Surviving Australian A--4Gs purchased.
• 1987: APG-53, RWR, 2nd Gen J&D added to A-4K.
• 1988-91: Kahu upgrade added  APG-66H radar, Computing
bombsight
• 1997: Received laser designator pod, antiship capability with
Harpoon.
Canberra B(I).12 Bomber
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1960 - 70
Counterm: None Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: ???? radar.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 450 (1.9) 450 (1.9) --
Med: 350 (1.5) 460 (1.9) --
High: 350 (1.5) 492 (2.1) --
Ceiling: 14630 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 2288 nm Int Fuel: 8267 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Drop tank 886 kg 245 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 2724 kg
• 8 Mk83 1000 lb bombs (6 internally, 2 externally)
• 6 Mk83 1000 lb bombs internally, 2 AS.30 externally
• 2 drop tanks, 6 mk83 1000 lb bombs or 8 Mk82 500 lb bombs
internally
Remarks:
Eleven bombers and two Trainers (T.13) entered service with New
Zealand in 1959. Similar to B.8. Can, at the cost of half its payload
capacity, carry a belly pack with four 20mm cannon (Gun rating
4.0). Sold to India in 1970.
MB-339C Attack
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 2.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1981
Counterm: None Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: None.
Performance: Speed in Knots (Nm/Phase)
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 485 (2.0) 486 (2.0) --
Med: 430 (1.8) 441 (1.8) --
High: 430 (1.8) 441 (1.8) --
Ceiling: 14234 m Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 810 nm Internal Fuel: 1450 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
325 L drop tank 260 kg 145 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 1815 kg
Off Guns: None
• 2 325 L drop tanks, 2 LAU-68 rocket pods
• 2 325 L drop tanks, 2 12.7mm gun pods
• 2 325 L drop tanks, 2 BDU-33 or BDU-48 practice bomb dispens-
ers.
Remarks:
Used as trainers for A-4 Skyhawks. Fuel includes permanent wing
tip tanks. Cleared only for training ordnance.
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P-3B Orion Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1966
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: APS-115 radar, MAD, 87 Sonobuoys, retractable FLIR,
3rd Gen ESM. UYS-1 Sonobuoy processor.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 328(1.4) 366(1.5) --
Med: 328(1.4) 385(1.6) --
High: 403(1.7) 403(1.7) --
Ceiling: 8600 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 4405 nm Int Fuel: 28404 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 9070 kg
• 4 AGM-84 Harpoon, 8 Mk46 torp or 8 Mk82 500 lb bombs.
Remarks:
Payload is split between internal bay and underwing pylons. All
aircraft updated to P-3K standard.
P-3K Orion Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: late 80s
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: APS-134 radar, 2nd Gen ESM, MAD, 2nd Gen FLIR, 87
sonobuoys, AQA-7 sonobuoy processing suite
Performance: Speed in Knots (Nm/Phase)
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 328 (1.4) 366 (1.5) --
Med: 328 (1.4) 385 (1.6) --
High: -- 340 (1.4) --
Ceiling: 8600 m Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 4405 nm Internal Fuel: 28404 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 9070 kg
• 8 Mk46 torpedoes & 4 5” HVAR
Remarks:
Upgraded P-3B.
SH-2G(NZ) Super Seasprite ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1998
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: APS-143
Performance: Speed in Knots (Nm/Phase)
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 130 (0.5) 150 (0.6) --
Med: 130 (0.5) 150 (0.6) --
Ceiling: 6401 meters Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 280 nm Internal Fuel: 852 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
100 USG drop tank 309 kg 102 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 650 kg
• 2 Mk46 torp or Mk11 DC
• 2 AGM-65B Maverick
• 2 drop tanks
• 1 Mk46 torp or Mk11 DC, 1 drop tank
Remarks: Helicopter
For use on ANZAC class frigates. Will be delivered 2000, will use
loaned SH-2Fs until then. Have Maverick capability.
Wasp HAS.1 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 2.0/2.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1966 - 98
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Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 96(0.4) 104(0.4) --
Med: 96(0.4) 104(0.4) --
Ceiling: 3658 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 235 nm Int Fuel: 562 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 500 kg
• 2 Mk46 torp or AS.12
Remarks: Helicopter
UNITED KINGDOM
Buccaneer S.1 Attack
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 2.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1962
Counterm: 1st Gen D Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: Blue Parrot radar.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 500(2.1) 610(2.5) --
Med: 500(2.1) 574(2.4) --
High: 500(2.1) 539(2.2) --
Ceiling: 12200 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1700 nm Int Fuel: 5674 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Slipper tank 908 kg 213 nm
M20 refuel pack 520 kg 160 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 3630 kg
Off Guns: None
• 4 1000 lb bombs internally, 4 1000 lb bombs externally
• 4 1000 lb bombs internally, 4 Matra 155 rocket pods externally.
• 1 slipper tank under port wing, 1 M20 buddy refuel pack under
starboard wing.
• 1 Red Beard nuclear bomb, 2 slipper tanks
• Reconnaissance pack interally and Glowworm illumination rock-
ets under the wings.
Remarks:
• Upgraded to S.2 standard starting 1964-65. All surviving S.1s
grounded 1970 until their conversion to S.2 standard.
Buccaneer S.2B Attack
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtng: 2.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Medium/Medium In Service: 1965 - 94
Counterm: 1st Gen D Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: Blue Parrot radar, RWR
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 500 (2.1) 610(2.5)
Med: 500 (2.1) 574(2.4)
High: 500 (2.1) 539(2.2)
Ceiling: 12200 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1700 nm Int Fuel: 5674 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Slipper tank 908 kg 285 nm
M20 refuel pack 520 kg 160 nm
Internal bay tank 1598 kg 500 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 7257 kg
• 4 Mk13/18 1000 lb bomb internally, 4 1000 lb bombs externally
• 4 1000 lb bombs internally, 2 slipper tanks, 1 ALQ-101 ECM pod,
1 AIM-9B Sidewinder
• Internal bay tank, 4 1000 lb bombs externally
• 4 1000 lb bombs internally, 8 BL755 externally.
• 4 AS.37 Martel or 3 AJ.168 and data link pod.
• 1 slipper tank under port wing, 1 M20 buddy refuel pack under
starboard wing.
• 1 2 WE.177 nuclear bombs internally, 2 slipper tanks
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• Reconnaissance pack interally and Glowworm illumination rock-
ets under the wings. (Royal navy only)
• 1 Mk13/18 Paveway II, Pave Spike Pod, 1 AIM-9G/L,1 ALQ-101
ECM pod, 1 Int bay tank
Remarks:
Upgraded Buccaneer S.1s and new-build aircraft with better en-
gines, expanded underwing capability. Used by RAF and RN.
• 1969: In service with RAF.
• 1970: S.2A in RAF service. 20 surplus RN aircraft with optional
bay fuel tank, no Martel capability. Upgraded to S.2B sandard in
1972.
• S.2B: New-build RAF aircraft with Martel capability.
• S.2C is RN version with provision for buddy refuel tank, no Martel
capability.
• S.2D is RN version with provision for AS.37 ARM or AJ.168 TV-
guided version.
• 1974: RAF aircraft modified with extra 1932 litres of fuel in bomb
bay door. Aircraft retains full internal weapons capability and can
still carry internal bay tank. Internal fuel increased to 7219 kg,
cruise range to 2163 nm.
• 1978: Last RN deployment on Ark Royal w/4 S.2C and 10 S.2D.
All RN aircraft transferred to RAF. Adapted to carry GBU-10 Pave-
way LGBs, Pave Spike FLIR/Laser pod. Can carry 3 GBU-10, 1
Pave Spike pod.
• 1980: Wing fatigue leads to grounding. Of 90 aircraft in service, 15
scrapped, 11 stored.
• 1984: WE.177 nuclear bomb capability removed.
• 1985-86: Avionics update package added Sea Eagle, AIM-9G/L
capability. Can carry 4 Sea Eagle,1 Int bay tank. Countermeasures
upgraded to 2nd Gen D.
• 1994: Removed from service.
Canberra B.2 Bomber
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 2.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1951
Counterm: None Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: ??? radar.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 450(1.9) 454(1.9) --
Med: 350(1.5) 460(1.9) --
High: 350(1.5) 470(2.0) --
Ceiling: 14630 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 3153 nm Int Fuel: 8267 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Drop tank 886 kg 169 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 2724 kg
• 8 Mk83 1000 lb bombs (6 internally and 2 externally)
• 6 Mk83 1000 lb bombs internally, 2 AS.30 externally
• 6 Mk83 1000 lb or 8 Mk82 500 lb bombs internally, 2 drop tanks
Remarks: Represents various marks.
Chinook HC.1 Transport
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1981
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: None
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 137(0.6) 164(0.7) --
Med: 137(0.6) 164(0.7) --
Ceiling: 4570 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 218 nm Int Fuel: 3215 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 10536 kg
None.
Remarks: Helicopter
Similar to CH-47C, Canadian CH-147.

White Ensign
Dragonfly HR.5 SAR
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 19?? - 56
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 81(0.3) 103(0.4) --
Med: 81(0.3) 103(0.4) --
Ceiling: 13500 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 264 nm Int Fuel: ??? kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: None
None.
Remarks: Helicopter
British-built version of the US Sikorsky S-51. Upgrades of HR.1 and
HR.3 aircraft, 25 converted. Carriers would have 1 or 2 as SAR
helo. First introduced during the Korean war, sometimes by USN
crews.
Gannet AEW.3 AEW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1960 - 78
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: APS 20F radar, Bellhop data link, 1st Gen ESM.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 130(0.5) 299(1.0) --
Med: 130(0.5) 299(1.0) --
High: 130(0.5) 299(1.0) --
Ceiling: 7620 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 700 nm Int Fuel: 1683 kg
Remarks:
Phased out when Ark Royal was decommissioned.
Gannet AS.4 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1956 - 60
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: ASV 19 radar, 1st Gen ESM.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 130(0.5) 299(1.0) --
Med: 130(0.5) 299(1.0) --
High: 130(0.5) 299(1.0) --
Ceiling: 7620 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 580 nm Int Fuel: 907 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 907 kg
• 2 Mk44 or Mk46 torp
• 16 3” Rocket Mk1
• 2 mines or DC
Remarks:
A.S.4 replaced all Firefly and Avenger in the ASW role.
Gazelle AH.1 Attack
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1967
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: None
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 126(0.5) 167(0.7) --
Med: 126(0.5) 167(0.7) --
Ceiling: 5000 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 361 nm Int Fuel: 355 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 520 kg
• 4 AS.12
• 4 TOW or HOT
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Remarks: Helicopter
France-manufactured SA.341B Gazelle. Can carry 71 kg aux tank
(70 nm range add) beneath baggage compartment and 159 kg
ferry tank ( 160 nm range add) inside rear cabin.
Harrier GR.3 Attack
Gun Atk: 2 Man Rtg: 3.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1973 - 89
Counterm: 2nd Gen D Bombsight: Advanced
Sensors: LRMTS, RWR.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 650(2.7) 650(2.7) --
Med: 490(2.0) 589(2.5) --
High: 490(2.0) 528(2.2) --
Ceiling: 15240 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 600 nm Int Fuel: 2287 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
100 IGal drop tank 363 kg 95 nm
190 IGal drop tank 690 kg 180 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 2270 kg
Off Guns: 2 30mm Mk4 Aden @ 100 rds.
• 2 GBU-10, 2 190 Imp G drop tanks
• 4 Matra 155, 2 190 Imp G drop tanks
• 5 Mk83 1000 lb bombs or BL755 (no 30mm cannon)
• 3 Mk83 1000 lb bombs or BL755, 2 190 Imp G drop tanks
• 2 AS.37 Martel, 2 190 Imp G drop tanks
Remarks: V/STOL
Harrier GR.5/7 Attack
Gun Atk: 5 Man Rtg: 4.0/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1988/91
Counterm: 3rd Gen J&D Bombsight: Advanced
Sensors: LRMTS, RWR. GR.7 has FLIR, NVG capability.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 460(1.9) 580(2.4) --
Med: 460(1.9) 550(2.3) --
High: 460(1.9) 520(2.2) --
Ceiling: 15240 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 965 nm Int Fuel: 3402 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
300 USG drop tank 927 kg 265 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 4175 kg
Off Guns: 2 Aden 25 25mm @ 100 rds.
• 4 GBU-10 or GBU-24, 2 AIM-9 Sidewinder, 2 300 USG drop tanks
• 10 BL755, 2 AIM-9 Sidewinder
• 6 Mk82 500 lb bombs or Matra 155, 2 AIM-9 Sidewinder, 2 300
USG drop tanks
• 4 AIM-9 Sidewinder, 2 300 USG drop tanks
• 4 AGM-65 Maverick
Remarks: V/STOL
Ten GR.7s can carry TIALD laser designator pod.
Hawk T.1A Trainer/Attack
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtng: 3.0/2.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1988
Counterm: 2nd Gen D Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: None.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 352 (1.5) 537(2.2)
Med: 352 (1.5) 521(2.2)
High: 352 (1.5) 504(2.1)
Ceiling: 14630 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 1130 nm Int Fuel: 1362 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 1360 kg
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• 1 Mk4 30mm Aden cannon pod (Gun Atk 1.2), 2 BL755 or 2 AIM-
9L/M Sidewinder or 2 454 kg bombs
Hunter FGA.9 Attack
Gun Atk: 4 Man Rtg: 2.5/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1960 - 68
Counterm: None Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: Range-only radar.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 325(1.4) 610(2.5) --
Med: 518(2.2) 564(2.4) --
High: 458(2.0) 538(2.2) --
Ceiling: 15700 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 392 nm Int Fuel: 1426 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
100 gal tank 335 kg 55 nm
230 gal tank 721 kg 140 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 2722 kg
Off Guns: 4 30mm Aden @ 150 rds
• 16 3” Rocket Mk1
• 4 Mk82 500 lb bombs
• 2 Mk83 1000 lb bombs
Remarks: Hunter T.8M are modified to carry the Blue Fox radar for
training Sea Harrier pilots.
Jaguar GR.1 Attack
Gun Atk: 2 Man Rtg: 3.0/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1974
Counterm:None Bombsight: Computing
Sensors: LRMTS, RWR.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 440 (1.8) 600 (2.5) 725 (3.0)
Med : 440 (1.8) 650 (2.7) 822 (3.4)
High: 440 (1.8) 700 (2.9) 918 (3.8)
Ceiling: 13000 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1000 nm Int Fuel: 3355 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
1200 L drop tank 960 kg 285 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 4763 kg
Off Guns: 2 Aden Mk4 30mm @ 150 rds
• 4 Matra 155, 4 Mk13/18 1000 lb bomb, 1 1200 L drop tank
• 6 BL.755 or 1000 lb bomb, AIM-9G/L, Phimat decoy pod
• 1200L drop tank, 4 BL.755 or 1000 lb bomb, AIM-9G/L, Phimat
decoy pod
• 2 1200 L drop tank, 2 BL.755 or 1000 lb bomb, AIM-9G/L, Phimat
decoy pod
Remarks:
• 1982: AIM-9, Phimat added. ALQ-101 ECM pod option to replace
AIM-9
• 1983: Upgraded with new navigation equipment, redesignated
GR.1A.
• 1990: Overwing pylons activated, add 2 AIM-9 to all loadouts,
ALQ-101 as standard. CBU-87 vice BL.755, LAU 5003 vice Matra
155. Capability to carry Mk13/18 Paveway II 1000 lb LGB (with
another aircraft designating)
• 1995: TIALD added to 10 aircraft, known as GR.1B can designate
Mk13/18 Paveway II.
• 1997: Redesignated GR.3 with Advanced bombsight, more fitted
with TIALD
• 2000: Redesignated GR.3A, all fitted with TIALD, Helmet-mounted
sight, Paveway III. Provision for ASRAAM vice AIM-9 and possibly
ALARM in future.
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Jaguar GR.3/3A Attack
Gun Atk: 2 Man Rtg: 3.0/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1997/2000
Counterm: 3rd Gen D Bombsight: Advanced
Sensors: LRMTS, RWR. Helmet-mounted sight.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 440(1.8) 600(2.5) 725(3.0)
Med : 440(1.8) 650(2.7) 822(3.4)
High: 440(1.8) 700(2.9) 918(3.8)
Ceiling: 13000 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1000 nm Int Fuel: 3355 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
1200 L drop tank 960 kg 285 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 4763 kg
Off Guns: 2 Aden Mk4 30mm @ 150 rds
• Carries 2 ASRAAM or AIM-9L/M on overwing HP in all configura-
tions.
• 3 1200 L drop tanks, 2 ALARM
• 2 Matra 155, 2 1200 L drop tank, 4 BL755
• 4 Mk83 1000 lb bombs, 2 1200 L drop tanks
• 8 Mk83 1000 lb bombs
• 2 1200 L drop tanks, 1 ALQ-101, 1 TIALD laser designator, 2
GBU-16
• 1 GBU-24, 2 1200 L Drop tanks, 1 ALQ-101, 1 TIALD laser
designator
Remarks: Upgraded Jaguar GR.1s with helmet-mounted sight,
TIALD and ASRAAM capability.
Javelin FAW.1-9 Interceptor
Gun Atk: 2 Man Rtg: 3.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: Remarks - 66
Counterm: None Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: AI.27 (FAW.7) or AI.22 (US APQ-43) radar (FAW.8/9)
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 390 (1.6) 618 (2.5) --
Med: 360 (1.5) 580 (2.4) --
High: 325 (1.4) 545 (2.3) 618 (2.5)
Ceiling: 16090 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 548 nm Int Fuel: 3685 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
250 IGal Ventral tank 875 kg 130 nm
100 IGal drop tank 363 kg 54 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 6000 kg
Off Guns: 2 30mm Aden cannon.
• In any configuration, 2 250 IGal ventral tanks can be added
• 4 Firestreak
• 4 2” rocket pods or 1000 lb bombs
• 4 100 IGal drop tanks (ferry)
Remarks: FAW.1 entered service in 1956, AI.17 radar. FAW.2 had
AI.22 (US APQ-43) radar and avionics, FAW.4 had modified tail
with all-flying horizontal stabilizer, AI.17 radar, IOC 1957. FAW.5
had increased fuel capacity (250 gal/907 kg) and AI.17 radar, IOC
1957. FAW.6 was FAW.5 with AI.22 radar, IOC 1958. FAW.7 was
principal service version, introduced improved engine, increased
fuel, first variant cleared to use Firestreak, 30mm reduced from 4 to
2, IOC 1959. FAW.8 had improved engine and AI.22 radar, 47 built.
Mk7s still on order (76) converted to Mk8 standard starting 1960,
designated FAW.9. Also added inflight refuel to Mk9 variant.
Lightning F.6 Interceptor
Gun Atk: 2 Man Rtg: 3.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1965 - 88
Counterm: 1st Gen D Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: AI.23 Airpass radar, RWR

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Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 580(2.4) 580(2.4) 702(2.9)
Med: 517(2.2) 670(2.8) 1001(4.2)
High: 517(2.2) 760(3.2) 1320(5.5)
Ceiling: 18290 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 695 nm Int Fuel: 5000 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Overwing tank 994 kg 138 nm
Belly tank 1852 kg 260 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 2722 kg
Off Guns: Can carry pack with 2 Mk4 30mm Aden.
• 2 Red Top or Firestreak, 1 Belly 30mm pack (Gun Atk 2.4)
• 2 Red Top or Firestreak, 1 Belly fuel tank
Remarks: Flown by RAF No 5 Squadron, formed 1965. No 11
formed 1967. May be equipped with an Inflight refueling probe.
Lynx HAS.2 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1978
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: Sea Spray radar, 2nd Gen ESM, and MAD.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 125 (0.5) 180 (0.8) --
Med: 125 (0.5) 180 (0.8) --
Ceiling: 3663 meters Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 326 nm Int Fuel: 733 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 1360 kg
Off Guns: None
• 2 Mk46 or 2 Stingray torp
• 2 Mk11 DC
Remarks: Helicopter
60 delivered, 53 rebuilt to HAS.3. Most had MAD and 2nd Gen ESM
added later. Can use reverse pitch to hold the helicopter on deck
on ships not fitted with RAST-style landing aids (+1 to effective sea
states).
• 1982: Fitted with Sea Skua, Stingray for Falklands service
Lynx HAS.3/HAS.8 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtng: 1.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1982
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: Sea Spray radar, 2nd Gen ESM, MAD
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 125 (0.5) 180 (0.8)
Med: 125 (0.5) 180 (0.8)
Ceiling: 3663 meters Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 320 nm Int Fuel: 733 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 1360 kg
• 4 Sea Skua or 2 Mk46 or Stingray torp or 2 Mk11 DC
Remarks: Helicopter
• 1990: HAS.3GM: ‘Gulf Mod’ - 14 aircraft fitted with IR jammers and
decoys (3rd Gen D), fitted with ALQ-167 Yellow Veil jamming pod
and 2nd Gen FLIR pod on S pylons, option of 12.7mm MG pod on
Port hardpoint.
• 1993: HAS.8 upgrade adds FLIR and internal MAD
Merlin HAS.1/HM.1/MPH.1 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtng: 1.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: Mar 99
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: Blue Kestrel radar, Sonar 2069 dipping sonar, 32 sono-
buoys, AQS-903 sonobuoy processor, MAD, Orange Reaper (3rd
Gen) ESM
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Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 150 (0.6) 160(0.7)
Med: 150 (0.6) 160(0.7)
Ceiling: 4600 m Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 1050 nm Int Fuel: 3855 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 3900 kg
• 4 HP Stingray torp or Mk11 DC
• 2 AM.39 Exocet
Remarks: Helicopter
Originally designated HAS.1, redeignated HM.1 in 1999, then
MPH.1 in 2003.
Nimrod MR.1 Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5(0.5)
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1969 - 83
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: ASV 21D radar, MAD, 87 Sonobuoys, AQA-5 sonobuoy
processor.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 431(1.8) 475(2.0) --
Med: 431(1.8) 490(2.0) --
High: 431(1.8) 500(2.1) --
Ceiling: 12800 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 4200 nm Int Fuel: 36960 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Internal bay tank 1141 kg 123 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 6120 kg
• 4 AS.12, 9 Mk44 or 46 torp
• 1 Mk57 Nuclear DB, 6 Mk44 or 46 torp
• 9 Mk44 or 46 torp
• 6 Mk44 or 46 torp, Int bay tank
Remarks: Entered service in 1970. IN 1974 three aircraft were built
as Nimrod R.1 with “special electronic reconnaissance” capability.
Nimrod MR.2/2P Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtng: .5/.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1979
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: Searchwater radar, MAD, 2nd Gen ESM, 87sonobuoys,
AQS-901 sonobuoy processor.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 431 (1.8) 475 (2.0)
Med: 431 (1.8) 490 (2.0)
High: 431 (1.8) 500 (2.1)
Ceiling: 12800 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N/Y - D
Cruise Range: 4200 nm Int Fuel: 38960 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Internal bay tank 1141 kg 125 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 6120 kg
• 9 Mk46 torp
• 1 WE.177C Nuclear DB, 6 Mk46
• 6 Mk46, Int bay tank
Remarks: Upgraded MR.1 aircraft. Uses SSQ-904 search, SSQ-
947/963 active, SSQ-801 localisation sonobuoys.
• 1982: MR.2P (mods the Falklands War) adds inflight refuel capa-
bility, ability to carry 4 AIM-9 Sidewinders (2 per HP) underwing or
BOZ-107 2nd Gen D pod on underwing HP.
• 1983: Harpoon added, 1 per underwing HP.
• 1984: ESM updated to 2nd Gen.
• 1986: Can carry Stingray in place of Mk46.
• 2001: Fitted with ASQ-971 S/B processor, 32 DIFAR channels
including SSQ-955 HIDAR. All aircraft completed upgrade Aug 02.
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Phantom FG.1 Fighter
Gun Atk:— Man Rtng: 3.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1968 – xx
Counterm: None Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: AWG-11 radar
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 500(2.1) 650(2.7) 791(3.3)
Med: 500(2.1) 695(2.9) 998(4.2)
High: 500(2.1) 740(3.1) 1205(5.0)
Ceiling: 13860 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 1296 nm Int Fuel: 5987 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
370 USG Drop tank 1120 kg 243 nm
600 USG Drop tank 1817 kg 394 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 7258 kg
Off Guns: None
• 4 AIM-7E-2, 4 AIM-9D/G, 600 USG drop tank, 2 370 USG drop
tanks
• 6 1000 lbs bombs or BL 755 or Matra 155, 600 USG drop tank,
2 370 USG drop tanks, 3 AIM-7E-2, KD-18 strike camera (not a
sensor).
Remarks: ‘F-4K’, original 143 order reduced to 52. Increased thrust
Spey engines for take-offs from smaller RN aircraft carrier decks.
20 direct to RAF when Eagle refit cancelled. RN aircraft were not
wired for gun pods, RAF added gun pods and TESS. Fitted with
TESS, TCS detects fighter at 10 nm.
• 1975-78: Fitted with RWR
• 1969-78: Operated by 892 Sqn from Ark Royal
• 1969: RAF No 43 Sqn equipped with 18 FG.1
• 1978: RAF No 111 Sqn equipped with ex-FAA FG.1
• 1979: Sky Flash replaces AIM-7E-2
• late 1980s: ALE-40 added (2nd Gen D)
• 1988: AIM-9L introduced
Phantom FGR.2 Fighter
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 3.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1969-92
Counterm: None Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: AWG-12
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 500(2.1) 650(2.7) 791(3.3)
Med: 500(2.1) 695(2.9) 998(4.2)
High: 500(2.1) 740(3.1) 1205(5.0)
Ceiling: 17373 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1500 nm Int Fuel: 6172 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
370 USG drop tank 1129 kg 240 nm
mod 370 USG drop t. 896 195 nm
600 USG drop tank 1817 kg 450 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 7250 kg
• 4 AIM-7E-2, 4 AIM-9D/G, SUU-23A gun pod, 2 370 USG drop
tanks
• 4 AIM-7E-2, 4 AIM-9D/G, 600 USG drop tank, 2 370 USG drop
tanks
• 6 Mk14 bombs or BL 755 or Matra 155, 600 USG drop tank, 2
370 USG drop tanks, 3 AIM-7E-2, SUU-23/A gun pod, KD-18 strike
camera (not a sensor).
• EMI recon pod, 2 370 USG drop tanks, 4 AIM-7E-2
• Nuke bomb, 2 370 USG drop tanks, 4 AIM-7E-2
Remarks: F-4M, 118 built. Replaced in strike role by Jaguar from
1976. Replaced Lightning in air defence role. No 2 and No 41
squadrons used as recon from 1971 until replaced by Jaguar in
mid-1970s. Modified 370 USG drop tanks with flash illuminator
used for night recon. Fitted with TESS
• 1975-78: Fitted with RWR
• 1979: Sky Flash replaces AIM-7E-2
• 1982: 7 deployed to Falklands Islands, fitted with ALE-40
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• late 1980s: ALE-40 added (2nd Gen D)
• 1987: Falkland Islands reduced to 4 aircraft
• 1988: AIM-9L introduced
• 1989-90: 70 re-winged for additional 10 years life.
• 1992: Last frontline RAF Phantom units, in Falkland Islands,
stands down.
Phantom F-4J(UK) Fighter
Gun Atk:— Man Rtng: 3.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small IOC:1984 - 91
Counterm: 3rd Gen D Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: AWG-10B, RWR
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 500(2.1) 650(2.7) 791(3.3)
Med: 500(2.1) 695(2.9) 998(4.2)
High: 500(2.1) 740(3.1) 1205(5.0)
Ceiling: 18975 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1654 nm Int Fuel: 5119 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
600 USG drop tank 1852 kg 225 nm
370 USG drop tank 1141 kg 139 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 7260 kg
• 4 Sky Flash, 4 AIM-9G/L, SUU-23A gun pod
• 4 Sky Flash, 4 AIM-9G/L, 600 USG drop tank
Remarks: 14 ex-US F-4J, purchased from to cover the aircraft that
had deployed to Falklands and delays with the Tornado F.3, equip-
ping No 74 Squadron in the UK. ALQ-126 ECM removed, fitted
with TESS. TESS is similar to TCS, with + the range. TESS cannot
search for targets, it must be used against aircraft already detected
by radar.
Scimitar F.1 Fighter
Gun Atk: 4 Man Rtg: 3.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1958 - 66
Counterm: None Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: RO radar
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 540(2.2) 628(2.6) --
Med : 530(2.2) 620(2.5) --
High: 510(2.1) 545(2.3) --
Ceiling: 14769 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1105 nm Int Fuel: 3909 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
2 100 gal 730 kg 120 nm
2 250 gal 551 kg 90 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 1814 kg
Off Guns: 4 30mm Aden cannon.
• 4 AIM-9 Sidewinder
• 4 447 kg bombs
• 4 259 kg bombs
• 24 3” Rocket Mk1
• 4 AGM-12 Bullpup
• 1 Green Parrot, 2 150 gal tanks, 1 250 gal tank
Remarks: No 800B Squadron operated the Scimitar as a tanker for
No 800 Squadron Buccaneers between 1964 to 1966.
Scout AH.1 Attack
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 2.0/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1963 - 94
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 105(0.4) 114(0.5) --
Med: 105(0.4) 114(0.5) --
Ceiling: 4085 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 273 nm Int Fuel: 562 kg

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Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 120 kg
• 4 AS.11
• 1 flexible GPMG
• 2 fixed forward-firing GPMG
Remarks: Helicopter
Sea Harrier FRS.1 Attack
Gun Atk: 2 Man Rtg: 3.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1979 - 95
Counterm: None Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: Blue Fox radar, RWR.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 450 (1.9) 650 (2.7) --
Med: 450 (1.9) 583 (2.4) --
High: 450 (1.9) 516 (2.2) --
Ceiling: 15600 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y/D
Cruise Range: 690 nm Int Fuel: 2287 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
100 IGal drop tank 363 kg 110 nm
190 IGal drop tank 690 kg 210 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 3628 kg
Off Guns: 2 Mk5 30mm Aden @ 130 rds.
• 2 WE.177C, 2 AIM-9G
• 2 Sea Eagle, 2 AIM-9G
• 2 100 IGal drop tanks, 3 BL.755
• 2 100 IGal drop tanks, 2 RN 19x2.75’
• 2 100 IGal drop tanks, 2 or 4 AIM-9G
• 3 Mk13/18 1000 lb bomb, 2 AIM-9G
• 2 Mk13/18 Paveway II, 2 AIM-9L (1993 on)
Remarks: V/STOL
30mm gun pods are fixed. Cannot be removed. Used AIM-9G upon
service entry, AIM-9L from 1982.
• Aug 82: Fitted with AIM-9L, 190 IGal drop tanks and 2nd Gen D.
Can carry 2 AIM-9L per hardpoint.
• 1987: Sea Eagle capability added.
• 1992: WE.177C no longer carried (never fitted to FA.2)
Sea Harrier FA.2 Attack
Gun Atk: 5 Man Rtg: 3.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1994
Counterm: 3rd Gen D Bombsight: Computing
Sensors: Blue Vixen radar, RWR.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 450 (1.9) 650 (2.7) --
Med : 450 (1.9) 583 (2.4) --
High: 450 (1.9) 516 (2.2) --
Ceiling: 15600 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 600 nm Int Fuel: 2287 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
100 IGal drop tank 363 kg 95 nm
190 IGal drop tank 690 kg 180 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 3628 kg
Off Guns: 2 Mk5 30mm Aden @ 130 rds.
• 2 190 IGal drop tanks, 2 AIM-9L/120
• 2 190 IGal drop tank, 2 AIM-9L/120, 1 Mk13 1000 lb bomb
• 2 Sea Eagle, 2 AIM-9/120
• 2 190 IGal drop tanks, 3 BL.755
• 2 190 IGal drop tanks, 2 RN 19x2.75’
• 3 Mk13 1000 lb bomb, 2 AIM-9L/120
Remarks: V/STOL
Capable of engaging multiple targets with AMRAAM. Can substi-
tute additional 2 AMRAAM for cannon in all configurations.
• 1995: AMRAAM available.
• 1999: Sea Eagle removed from RN service.
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Sea Hawk FGA.6 Fighter/Attack
Gun Atk: 4 Man Rtg: 2.0/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1956 - 60
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: None
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 297(1.2) 520(2.2) --
Med: 297(1.2) 506(2.1) --
High: 230(1.0) 470(1.9) --
Ceiling: 13600 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 600 nm Int Fuel: 1444 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
88 gal 320 kg 75 nm
75 gal 272 kg 64 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 910 kg
Off Guns: 4 20mm Cannon
• 2 447 kg bombs
• 4 259 kg bombs
• 10 3” Rocket Mk1
• 20 2 in Rockets
Remarks: Replaced by Supermarine Scimitar starting in 1958. All
were replaced by Dec 1960.
Sea King AEW.2/ASaC.7 AEW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.0/0.5
Size/Signature: Medium/Medium In Service: 1982
Sensors: Searchwater radar, ARI.5955 radar, 2nd Gen ESM.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 90 (0.4) 110 (0.5) --
Med: 90 (0.4) 110 (0.5) --
Ceiling: 3050 meters Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 790 nm Int Fuel: 2904 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: None
Remarks: Helicopter
Two prototypes sent with Illustrious to South Atlantic in late 1982.
Flown by No 849 Squadron from 1985 on. Fully developed after the
Falklands War. Searchwater is a SS radar, but will pick up air con-
tacts at VLow or Low altitude. Searchwater radar can only detect
targets over water, not over land.
• Sep 02 - May 04: Upgraded to ASaC.7 standard with Searchwater
2000 radar, Link 16. Can detect air targets over land and water.
Sea King HAS.1/2/5 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Medium/Medium In Service: 1970
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors:
HAS.1: ARI.5955 radar, Sonar 195
HAS.2: ARI.5955, Sonar 2069
HAS.5: Sea Searcher radar, Sonar 2069, AQS-902 sonobuooy
processor, 2nd Gen ESM (Orange Crop).
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 112 (0.5) 184 (0.8) --
Med: 112 (0.5) 184 (0.8) --
Ceiling: 3087 meters Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 662 nm Int Fuel: 2904 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 1136 kg
• 4 Mk44 or Mk46 torp
• 4 Mk11 DC
• 1 WE.177C nuclear DB
Remarks: Helicopter
Can carry 11 troops or 27 with ASW equipment removed.
• 1970: HAS.1 entered service. Most converted to HAS.2.
• 1976: HAS.2 entered service.
• 1980: HAS.5 entered service.
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Sea King HAS.6 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1989
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: Super Searcher radar, 15 Sonobuoys, AQS-902G Sono-
buoy processor, MAD, Sonar 2069, 3rd Gen ESM (Orange Reaper)
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 112(0.5) 131(0.5) --
Med: 112(0.5) 131(0.5) --
Ceiling: 3087 meters Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 662 nm Int Fuel: 2904 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 2000 kg
• 4 Mk46 or Stingray torp
• 4 Mk11 DC
• 2 Sea Eagle
Remarks: Helicopter
‘Advanced Sea King’. Used by India as Sea King Mk42B, can fire
Sea Eagle. Uprated transmission, all composite rotor blades,
improved sonobuoy processor.
Sea King HC.4 Transport
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Medium/Medium In Service: 1979
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: None
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 112 (0.5) 124 (0.5) --
Med: 112 (0.5) 124 (0.5) --
Ceiling: 3087 meters Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 664 nm Int Fuel: 2904 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 3628
Remarks: Helicopter
Can carry 28 troops.
• 1982: Fitted with NVG
• 1990: Fitted with 2nd Gen decoys, door 7.62mm GPMG
• 1990s: 3rd Gen D, door 12.7mm MG
Sea Venom FAW.22 Fighter
Gun Atk: 4 Man Rtg: 2.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1956 - 60
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: AI.22 radar.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 305(1.3) 540(2.2) --
Med: 298(1.2) 438(2.2) --
High: 205(0.8) 482(2.0) --
Ceiling: 13846 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 549 nm Int Fuel: 1658 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
50 gal drop tank 180 kg 50 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 518 kg
Off Guns: 4 Mk5 20mm cannon @ 150 rds
• 4 Firestreak
• 2 1000 lb bombs
• 8 3” Rocket Mk1
Remarks: All-weather interceptor. No 891 Squadron was involved
in rocket attacks on Yemeni rebels in the Aden area, flying off of
Centaur. Late model Mk22s had Firestreak added. The Sea Venom
was used in the training of observers until 1970. There was also an
unarmed ECM version. Detachments of No 831B Squadron were
used until 1966.
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Sea Vixen FAW.1/2 Fighter
Gun Atk: 3 Man Rtg: 3.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1959/64-72
Counterm: None Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: AI.18 Airpass radar, RWR.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 329(1.4) 616(2.5) --
Med: 357(1.5) 611(2.5) --
High: 430(1.8) 543(2.6) --
Ceiling: 14600 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1045 nm Int Fuel: 3862 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
150 IGal drop tank 551 kg 90 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 2722 kg
Off Guns: None (see remarks)
• 4 Firestreak (FAW.1) or Red Top (FAW.1 or 2), 2 drop tanks
• 4 500 lb bombs, 2 drop tanks
• 2 1000 lb bombs, 2 drop tanks (FAW.2 only)
• Four AGM-12 Bullpup ASMs, 2 drop tanks.
• 4 3” or 2” rocket pods, 2 drop tanks
• 1 drop tank, 1 buddy refuel store
Remarks: Specs for FAW.2. ATA Gun Atk is 28 2-inch rockets in
retractable racks mounted in the nose. One attack allowed. FAW.1
entered service in 1959, phased out 1966. FAW.2 (IOC 1964)
added Red Top capability, increased fuel with overwing extensions
of tail booms. Older FAW.1 aircraft upgraded to FAW.2 standard. All
were out of service by 1972.
Sentry AEW.1 AEW Surveillance
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1991
Counterm: 2nd Gen D Bombsight: None
Sensors: APY-1 and Yellow Gate (3rd Gen) ESM pods under
wingtips.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 422(1.8) 460(1.9) --
Med: 422(1.8) 460(1.9) --
High: 422(1.8) 460(1.9) --
Ceiling: 12200 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 4374 nm Int Fuel: 73620 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: None
Remarks: USA designation E-3D. Carries both probe and recep-
tacle for inflight refueling.
Shackelton AEW.2 AEW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1972 - 91
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: APS-20F radar, 1st Gen ESM.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 160(0.7) 260(1.1) --
Med: 160(0.7) 235(1.0) --
High: 140(0.6) 235(1.0) --
Ceiling: 7010 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 2650 nm Int Fuel: 10773 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Bay tank 1300 kg 300 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 3200 kg
None
Remarks: 12 were converted in 1971 to 1974 from surplus MR
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Shackelton MR.2/3 Maritime Patrol
Gun Atk: (1.0) Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1952/56-71
Counterm: None Bombsight: Basic
Sensors: Retractable Blue Silk radar, 1st Gen ESM.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 160 (0.7) 260 (1.1) --
Med: 160 (0.7) 235 (1.0) --
High: 140 (0.6) 235 (1.0) --
Ceiling: 7010 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 3660 nm Int Fuel: 10773 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
Bay tank 1300 kg 440 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 6800 kg
Off Guns: 2 Hispano-Suiza Mk5 20mm in nose turret.
• 2 Mk44 or Mk46 torp, 6 Mk11 DC, 12 sonobuoys.
• 1 Mk44 or Mk46 torp, 6 Mk11 DC, 12 sonobuoys, 2 Mk83 1000 lb
bombs, bay tank.
• 15 (MR.2) or 12 (MR.3) Mk83 1000 lb bombs
Remarks: Sonobuoy data is aural only. No signal processing was
available in the MR.2.
• 1960: Directional sonobuoy capability added to MR.2 and MR.3.
• 1963: MR,2 upgraded to MR.2C standard, same as MR.3 with
better ASW systems.
• 1965: MR.3 Phase 3 upgraded add nuclear DB, active sonobuoy
capability.
Skyraider AEW.1 AEW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.5/1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1951 - 60
Counterm: None Bombsight: Manual
Sensors: APS-20 radar, 1st ESM.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 154 (0.6) 250 (1.0) --
Med: 154 (0.6) 250 (1.0) --
High: 154 (0.6) 250 (1.0) --
Ceiling: 9230 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 868 nm Int Fuel: 1118 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: None
None
Remarks: Phased out 1960 by Fairey Gannets.
Tornado F.2 Interceptor
Gun Atk: 6 Man Rtg: 3.0/1.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1984 - 86
Counterm: None Bombsight: Advanced
Sensors: Foxhunter radar, 2nd Gen ESM.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 400(1.7) 650(2.7) 792(3.3)
Med: 400(1.7) 675(2.8) 1016(4.2)
High: 400(1.7) 745(3.1) 1239(5.2)
Vhigh: 400(1.7) 745(3.1) 1239(5.2)
Ceiling: 21335 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1530 nm Int Fuel: 5216 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
1500 L drop tank 1200 kg 350 nm
2250 L drop tank 1800 kg 530 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 8500 kg
Off Guns: 1 27mm Mauser cannon.
• 4 Sky Flash, 2 AIM-9L/M Sidewinder, 2 2250 L drop tanks
Remarks: 18 aircraft used for training with No 229 OCU. Problems
with radar limited reliability, no multi-target capability.
• 1985: Foxhunter radar operational.
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Tornado F.3/EF.3 Intercept
Gun Atk: 6 Man Rtng: 3.5/2.0
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1986
Counterm: None Bombsight: Computing
Sensors: Foxhunter radar, 2nd Gen ESM.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 400 (1.7) 650 (2.7) 792 (3.3)
Med: 400 (1.7) 700 (2.9) 1027 (4.3)
High: 400 (1.7) 750 (3.1) 1262 (5.3)
VHigh: 400 (1.7) 750 (3.1) 1262 (5.3)
Ceiling: 21335 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1530 nm Int Fuel: 5216 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
1500 L drop tank 1200 kg 350 nm
2250 L drop tank 1800 kg 530 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 8500 kg
Off Guns: 2 27mm Mauser cannon @ 180 rds
• 4 Sky Flash, 4 AIM-9L/M Sidewinder, 2 2250 L drop tanks
• 4 2250 L drop tanks, 1 refuel store
• 8 AIM-120 AMRAAM (from 2000), 2 2250 L drop tanks
• 4 AIM-120 AMRAAM, 4 AIM-132 ASRAAM (from 2002), 2 2250 L
drop tanks
Remarks: Has autosweep avionics. Can engage 4 targets simulta-
neously w/Sky Flash.
• 1986-89: Radar lacks close combat mode, treat all AAM as non-
dogfight capable.
• 1987-90: UK-based Phantom units re-equipped with Tornado F.3.
• 1990-91: First Gulf War: Radar fitted with close combat mode.
Can carry 3 AIM-9M and Phimat pod vice 4 AIM-9L. 18 aircraft
deployed to Saudi Arabia.
• 1994: JTIDS datalink fitted to No 5, 29, and 111 Squadron aircraft.
• 1995: Outer underwing HP activated, with Ariel towed decoy pod
and Phimat decoy pds (3rd Gen D) carried. Target ID mode added
to radar.
• 1998-02: AMRAAM capability added during Capability Sustain-
ment Program, replacing Sky Flash. Not fitted with data link, so
AMRAAM limited to I/TARH guidance.
• Mid-2002: ASRAAM fitted to No.11 Squadron replacing AIM-9.
• Nov 02: Fitted with improved towed decoys (4th Gen D)
• Early 2003: AMRAAM Optimization Program adds missile dat-
alink, AMRAAM restored to I/M/TARH guidance.
• Feb 03: ALARM fitted to a limited number of No.11 Squadron
aircraft. ESM upgraded to 3rd Gen, designated EF3. Can carry 2
ALARM, 2 drop tanks, 4 ASRAAM, Areil Decoy pod, Phimat decoy
pod.
Tornado GR.1/1B Attack
Gun Atk: 6 Man Rtg: 3.0/1.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1982/94
Counterm: None Bombsight: Computing
Sensors: Tornado Nose Radar, RWR, LRMTS. Does not have
laser designator
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 400(1.7) 650(2.7) 792(3.3)
Med: 400(1.7) 700(2.9) 1027(4.3)
High: 400(1.7) 750(3.1) 1262(5.3)
Ceiling: 15240 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1530 nm Int Fuel: 5216 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
1500 L drop tank 1200 kg 350 nm
2250 L drop tank 1800 kg 530 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 9000 kg
Off Guns: 2 27mm Mauser cannon @ 180 rds
• 4 GBU-15, 2 ALARM, 2 AIM-9L/M Sidewinder
• 8 Mk83 1000 lb bombs or BL755, Sky Shadow ECM pod, BOZ
107 chaff pod
• 1 WE177 nuclear bomb, 2 AIM-9L/M SIdewinder, 2 1500 L drop
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tanks, Sky Shadow ECM pod, BOZ 107 chaff pod
• 7 ALARM, 2 1500 L drop tanks, Sky Shadow ECM pod, BOZ 107
chaff pod
• 8 Mk83 1000 lb bombs or BL755, 2 AIM-9L/M Sidewinder, 2 1500
L drop tanks, Sky Shadow ECM pod
• 2 Sea Eagle, 2 1500 L drop tanks (GR.1B only)
• 4 Sea Eagle (GR.1B only)
Remarks:
GR.1A has no cannon, carries nose-mounted IR linescan sensor.
24 planes can carry Sea Eagle, designated GR.1B.
Tornado GR.4 Attack
Gun Atk: 6 Man Rtg: 3.0/1.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1998
Counterm: None Bombsight: Advanced
Sensors: Tornado nose radar, FLIR, RWR, LRMTS, Crew NVG.
Does not have laser designator.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 400(1.7) 650(2.7) 792(3.3)
Med: 400(1.7) 700(2.9) 1027(4.3)
High: 400(1.7) 750(3.1) 1262(5.3)
Ceiling: 15240 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 1530 nm Int Fuel: 5216 kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
1500 L drop tank 1200 kg 350 nm
2250 L drop tank 1800 kg 530 nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 9000 kg
Off Guns: 2 27mm Mauser cannon @ 180 rds
• 4 GBU-15, 2 ALARM, 2 AIM-9
• 8 Mk83 1000 lb bombs or BL755, Sky Shadow ECM pod, BOZ
107 chaff pod
• 1 WE 177 nuclear bomb, 2 AIM-9L/M Sidewinder, 2 1500 L drop
tanks, Sky Shadow ECM pod, BOZ 107 chaff pod
• 7 ALARM, 2 1500 L drop tanks, Sky Shadow ECM pod, BOZ 107
chaff pod
• 8 Mk83 1000 lb bombs or BL755, 2 AIM-9L/M Sidewinder, 2 1500
L drop tanks, Sky Shadow ECM pod
Remarks: Mid-life upgrade, 142 GR.1 aircraft being converted,
complete by 2002. Can carry TILAD pod. FLIR allows terrain-
following flight without use of radar in clear weather. Can tune
ALARM in flight.
Tristar K.1 Tanker
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1985
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: None
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 480(2.0) 545(2.3) --
Med: 480(2.0) 545(2.3) --
High: 480(2.0) 545(2.3) --
Ceiling: 12800 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y/3
Cruise Range: 1943 nm Int Fuel: 136080 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 37784 kg
None
Remarks: Converted L-1011 airliner. Nine purchased. Two are K.1,
four are KC.1 with cargo door, three are airliner configuration with
no refueling capability. Hose under fuselage, transfer rate 1814 kg/
min. Two Mk32 refueling pods under wings, can transfer at 1134 kg/
min. Can also carry passengers or cargo.
VC.10 Tanker
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1984
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
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Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 370 (1.5) 510 (2.1) --
Med: 370 (1.5) 510 (2.1) --
High: 370 (1.5) 510 (2.1) --
Ceiling: 12800 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Remarks
Cruise Range: 3385 nm Int Fuel: 70309 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: --
None
Remarks:
VC.10 C.1 was tranasport version of commercial airliner. The C.1K
was adapted to carry hose reels under wings. K.2, 3, 4 were C.1s
converted to aerial tankers by adding fuel tanks in cabin, hose
reels under fuselage and wings. Different marks refer to differ-
ent model VC.10 airliners converted to the tanker configuation.
Fuel transfer rate 1300 kg/minute from each of two wing hoses,
although typical rate is 600 kg/minute. Centreline hose capable of
passing fuel at 2200 kg/minute.
• C.1: 14 converted, 13 in service from 1973 as transport with 150
troops.
• C.1K: 13 converted from C.1 6/92-2/96. C.1K cannot refuel E-3
Sentry, C-130 Hercules, Nimrod, S-3 Viking, Tristar, VC.10 (these
types can only refuel from CL hose). Inflight Refuel: D/2D. 70300 kg
fuel (10 hours endurance). Two retired 12/00, one 3/02.
• K.2: 5 from 1985. Inflight Refuel: D/3D. 74000 kg fuel (Endurance
10.5 hours). All retired 2/01.
• K.3: 4 from 1985. Inflight Refuel: D/3D. 80000 kg fuel (Endurance
11.4 hours).
• K.4: 5 from 2/94. Inflight Refuel: D/3D. 70300 kg fuel (Endurance
10 hours). Retains full cargo space.
Victor B.2 Bomber
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1962 - 74
Counterm: 1st Gen D Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: H2S radar.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 500(2.1) 530(2.2) --
Med: 500(2.1) 530(2.2) --
High: 500(2.1) 530(2.2) --
Ceiling: 16800 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 3080 nm Int Fuel: ??? kg
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
1500 IGal d. tank 5446 kg ??? nm
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 15890 kg
• 35 Mk83 1000 lb bombs
• Free-fall nuclear weapon internally
• Blue Steel nuclear standoff weapon
Remarks: B.1 entered service in 1958, B.2 in1962, added Blue
Steel capability. Converted to tankers in the early 1970s.
Victor K.2 Tanker
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1974 - 93
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: H2S radar, RWR.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 500(2.1) 530(2.2) --
Med: 500(2.1) 530(2.2) --
High: 500(2.1) 530(2.2) --
Ceiling: 16000 meters Engine Type: TF
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y/2
Cruise Range: 3997 nm Int Fuel: 55886 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: None

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Remarks: Converted Victor B.2 bombers. No two exactly alike.
Total transferable fuel is 45360 kb. C/L station transfer rate 1814
kg/min. One refuel pod on each wing with 545 kg/min. Can refuel
one Large aircraft or two Small/Medium. External fuel in two per-
manently fitted underwing slipper tanks (@ 6170 kg) and refueling
pods (@ 526 kg). Flown by RAF No 55 Squadron from 1960 with B.
Mk1A, 1965 B(K). Mk1A, and 1975 K. Mk2.
Vulcan B.2A Bomber
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 0.5/0.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1963 - 82
Counterm: 2nd Gen J&D Bombsight: Ballistic
Sensors: H2S radar, RWR, terrain-following radar, Green Satin
nav radar.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 543 (2.3) 580 (2.4) --
Med: 543 (2.3) 570 (2.4) --
High: 543 (2.3) 560 (2.3) --
Ceiling: 19810 meters Engine Type: TJ
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: Y
Cruise Range: 4000 nm Int Fuel: 54432 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 9600 kg
• 21 Mk83 1000 lb bombs
• Blue Steel nuclear standoff missile.
Remarks:
• 1974: Nine aircraft assigned to long-range maritime radar recon-
naissance role. Designated B.2(MRR). Served until 1982.
• Spring 82: For operations in the Falklands 5 aircraft fitted with
ALQ-101 jamming pods.
• Summer 82 - Mar 84: Six flew as K.2 tankers. ECM removed,
Hose-drum reel added under fuselage. Bomb bay fitted with three
ausx fuel tanks.
Wasp HAS.1 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 2.0/2.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1964 - 88
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: None
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 96 (0.4) 104 (0.4) --
Med: 96 (0.4) 104 (0.4) --
Ceiling: 3658 meters Engine Type: TS
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 235 nm Int Fuel: 562 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 500 kg
• 2 Mk44 torp
• 2 AS.12
Remarks: Helicopter
Wessex HAS.1 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1961 - 79
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: Sonar 194 dipping sonar
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 105(0.4) 114(0.5) --
Med: 105(0.4) 114(0.5) --
Ceiling: 3658 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 262 nm Int Fuel: 965 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 500 kg
• 2 Mk44 torp
• 4 AS.12
• 2 Mk11 DC
Remarks: Helicopter
130 in service. Operated in hunter-killer pairs.
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Wessex HAS.3 ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.0/1.0
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1967 - 71
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: Sonar 195 dipping sonar, AW.391 search radar.
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 105(0.4) 114(0.5) --
Med: 105(0.4) 114(0.5) --
Ceiling: 3658 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 262 nm Int Fuel: 965 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 500 kg
• 2 Mk44 or Mk46 torp
• 4 AS.12
• 2 Mk11 DC
Remarks: Helicopter
Upgraded HAS.1, 25 converted.
Wessex HC.2/HU.5 Transport
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.5/1.5
Size/Signature: Large/Large In Service: 1964-03/87
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: None
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 105(0.4) 114(0.5) --
Med: 105(0.4) 114(0.5) --
Ceiling: 3660 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Drop Tank Desc. Fuel Wt. Range Add.
200 IGal ferry tank 725 kg 215 nm
Cruise Range: 286 nm Int Fuel: 965 kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 1815 kg
• 4 AS.12 (HU.5)
• 2 RN rocket pods
Remarks: Helicopter
HC.2 for RAF (30), HU.5 for RN (100). HU.5 only could carry rock-
ets and AS.12. Can carry 14-16 armed troops. Can carry 200 IGal
ferry tank in cabin.
Whirlwind ASW
Gun Atk: -- Man Rtg: 1.0 /1.0
Size/Signature: Small/Small In Service: 1954 - 64
Counterm: None Bombsight: None
Sensors: Dipping sonar, radar (HAS.7 only)
Throttle Setting (speed in knots)
Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat
V/Low: 70 (0.3) 93 (0.4) --
Med: 70 (0.3) 93 (0.4) --
Ceiling: 3048 meters Engine Type: TP
Endurance Data Inflight Refuel: N
Cruise Range: 264 nm Int Fuel: ??? kg
Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 250 kg
• 1 Mk30 or Mk44 torp
Remarks: Helicopter
British-built version of the US Sikorsky S-55. HAR.1,3,5 are
SAR variants with no weapons. HAS.3, HAS.7 are equipped for
ASW.
• 1960: HAS.7s replaced by Wessex, used as troop carriers (8
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Mount Name Barrels Surf Surf Ph/Mt Surf Ph/Mt Surf DPs Surf DPs Armor FC GCS
Country Bore/Calibre /Mount Rng (nm) 01-50% 51-100% 01-50% 51-100% Pent Mode Rating Remarks

Australia AN 4 40mm/60 1 1.7 0.15 0.15 1 1 None OP 0.3 C

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Intl 12.7 mm mg 1 0.8 0.15 0.08 1 1 None OP 0.003 C
Italy MK1 76mm/62 1 7 0.50 0.25 7 2 Light RA,EO 0.9
Italy Super Rapid 76mm/62 1 7 0.65 0.33 12 3 Light RA,EO 1.9
Italy Compact 127mm/54 1 11.8 0.65 0.33 25 8 Light RA,EO,OP 2.8
Nethl. Goalkeeper 30mm R 1.5 0.65 0.33 8 2 None RA,EO 0.7 B,C
Sweden Bofors 57 Mk2 57mm/70 1 8 0.65 0.33 11 3 None RA,EO,OP 0.5
Switz. Oerlikon 20mm/80 1 1.1 0.15 0.08 1 1 None OP 0.1 C
Switz. Sea Zenith 25mm/92 4 1.3 0.65 0.33 7 2 None RA,EO 0.9 B,C
Switz. GAM-B01/02/03 20mm/85 1 1.2 0.20 0.10 3 1 None OP 0.2 C
Switz. GAM-B01/02/03 20mm/85 2 1.2 0.20 0.10 6 2 None OP 0.3 C
Switz. GAM-C01 20mm/95 1 1.3 0.20 0.10 2 1 None OP 0.2 C
Switz. GBM-A01 25mm/80 1 1.5 0.20 0.10 2 1 None OP 0.3 C
UK Mk4, Mk7A 20mm/80 1 1.1 0.15 0.08 1 1 None OP 0.1 C
UK GCM-A01/02/03 30mm/75 2 3 0.50 0.25 9 2 None RA,EO,OP 0.6 C
UK LS-30B (Ds 30) 30mm/75 1 3 0.20 0.10 4 1 None OP 0.4 C
UK Type A32 30mm/75 2 3 0.20 0.10 4 1 None OP 0.6 C
UK Mk2 STAAG 40mm/60 2 3 0.15 0.08 1 1 None OP 0.2 C
UK Mk3/Mk5c/Mk7/Mk9 40mm/60 1 2 0.15 0.08 1 1 None OP 0.1 C
UK Mk5 40mm/60 2 2 0.15 0.08 1 1 None OP 0.2 C
UK Mk6 40mm/60 6 2 0.15 0.08 5 1 None OP 0.3 C
UK Mk6 76mm/70 2 7 0.35 0.18 6 2 Light RA,OP 2.5
UK Mk5 102mm/45 1 8.2 0.25 0.13 2 1 Light RA,OP 0.2
UK Mk16 102mm/45 2 10 0.25 0.13 3 1 Light RA,OP 0.3
UK Mk19 102mm/40 2 5.8 0.25 0.13 3 1 Light RA,OP 1.5
UK Mk21 102mm/45 2 10 0.25 0.13 3 1 Light RA,OP 0.3
UK Mk1/3/4 114mm/45 2 10.3 0.25 0.13 4 1 Light RA,OP 0.3
UK Mk5 114mm/45 1 10 0.50 0.25 6 2 Light RA,OP 1.1
UK Mk6 114mm/45 2 10 0.50 0.25 8 2 Light RA,OP 1.4
UK Mk8 114mm/55 1 12 0.65 0.33 12 3 Light RA,EO,OP 2.3
UK Mk12 120mm/45 2 8.5 0.25 0.13 3 1 Light RA,OP 1.3
UK Mk1 133mm/50 2 12 0.25 0.13 4 1 Light RA,OP 0.9
UK Mk22 152mm/50 2 12.9 0.35 0.18 6 2 Medium RA,OP 1.3
UK Mk23 152mm/50 3 12.6 0.35 0.18 13 5 Medium RA,OP 1.6
UK Mk26 152mm/52 2 12.8 0.35 0.18 32 11 Medium RA,OP 6.6 A
USA Mk15 Phalanx Blk IB 20mm/76 R 2 0.65 0.33 6 2 None EO 0.4 B,C
USA Mk27/Mk33 76mm/50 2 7 0.35 0.18 7 2 Light RA,OP 0.9
USA Mk75 76mm/62 1 7 0.65 0.33 8 2 Light RA,EO 1.2
USA Mk42 127mm/54 1 13 0.50 0.25 15 5 Light RA,OP 7.6
USA Mk45 127mm/54 1 13 0.65 0.33 12 4 Light RA,EO 6.8
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Mount Name Barrels Air Air Ph/Mt Air Ph/Mt Max FC
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Australia AN 4 40mm/60 1 1.7 0.10 0.05 Low OP A
Intl 12.7 mm MG 1 0.5 0.05 0.02 Low OP C
Italy Mk1 76mm/62 1 3.5 0.35 0.20 High RA,EO
Italy Super Rapid 76mm/62 1 3.5 0.55 0.30 High RA,EO A
Italy Compact 127mm/54 1 5.2 0.40 0.15 High RA,EO,OP
Neth Goalkeeper 30mm 1xR 1.5 0.80 0.55 Low RA,EO A,B,C
Sweden Bofors Mk2 57mm/70 1 3.5 0.50 0.10 Med RA,EO,OP A
Switz Oerlikon 20mm/80 1 1.2 0.15 0.05 Low OP C
Switz GAM-B01 20mm/85 1 1.2 0.15 0.05 Low OP C
Switz GAM-B01 20mm/85 2 1.2 0.20 0.05 Low OP C
Switz Sea Zenith 25mm/92 4 1.3 0.70 0.40 Low RA,EO A,B,C
UK Mk4, 7A 20mm/80 1 1.2 0.15 0.05 Low OP C
UK GAM-C01 20mm/95 1 1.3 0.20 0.05 Low OP C
UK GBM-A01 25mm/80 1 1.5 0.20 0.05 Low OP C
UK GCM-A01/02/03 30mm/75 2 1.8 0.20 0.05 Med RA, EO,OP C
UK LS-30B (DS 30) 30mm/75 1 1.6 0.15 0.05 Med OP C
UK GDM-A/C 35 mm/90 2 2.8 0.25 0.10 Med RA,EO,OP C
UK Mk2 40mm/60 STAAG 2 1.7 0.15 0.05 Med OP C
UK Mk3/Mk5c/Mk7/Mk9 40mm/60 1 1.7 0.15 0.05 Med OP C
UK Mk5 40mm/60 2 1.7 0.20 0.05 Med OP C
UK Mk6 40mm/60 6 1.7 0.25 0.15 Med OP C
UK Mk6 76mm/70 2 3.5 0.25 0.15 Med RA,OP
UK Mk5 102mm/45 1 4.1 0.15 0.05 High RA,OP
UK Mk16 102mm/45 2 5.0 0.15 0.05 High RA,OP
UK Mk19 102mm/40 2 4.2 0.10 0.05 High OP
UK Mk21 102mm/45 2 5.0 0.15 0.05 High RA,OP
UK Mk1/Mk3 114mm/45 2 5.0 0.15 0.05 High RA,OP
UK Mk4 114mm/45 2 5.0 0.15 0.05 High RA,OP
UK Mk5 114mm/45 1 4.5 0.10 0.05 High RA,OP
UK Mk6 114mm/45 2 4.5 0.30 0.10 High RA,OP
UK Mk8 114mm/55 1 4.8 0.35 0.10 High RA,EO,OP
UK Mk12 120mm/45 2 4.5 0.10 0.05 High RA, OP
UK Mk1 133mm/50 2 6.5 0.20 0.10 High RA, OP
UK Mk22 152mm/50 3 5.5 0.15 0.05 High RA, OP
UK Mk23 152mm/50 3 5.5 0.15 0.05 High RA, OP
UK Mk26 152mm/52 2 5.5 0.15 0.05 High RA,OP
USA Mk15 Phalanx
Block I 20mm/76 1xR 1.2 0.85 0.55 Low RA A,B,C
USA Mk27/Mk33 76mm/50 2 3.5 0.20 0.10 High RA,OP
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Mount Name Barrels Air Air Ph/Mt Air Ph/Mt Max FC

Country Bore/Calibre /Mount Rng (nm) 01-50% 51-100% Alt Mode Remarks

USA Mk75 76mm/62 1 3.5 0.40 0.25 High RA,EO

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USA Mk42 127mm/54 1 5.2 0.30 0.10 High RA,OP
USA Mk45 127mm/54 1 5.2 0.35 0.10 High RA,EO

FC Mode: Remarks:
RA = Radar A Gun can fire armor piercing (AP) rounds.
EO = Electro-Optic B Autonomous mount.
OP = Optical or Local Control C Manually loaded, small magazine. Do not check for mount explosion if hit.
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Surf Air Min
Msl Range Range Range ATA Speed Max Min Trajec- Warhd Dmg RCS ROF Print
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Country Name Guidance Gen (nm) (nm) (nm) Rating (kts) Alt (m) Alt (m) tory (kg) Pts Size /turn IOC Remarks

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France MM38 Exocet I/TARH 2 23.0 — 2.7 — 613 Low VLow Cruise 165 33 VSmall 1974 SS
France MM38 Exocet Blk 2 I/TARH 3 23.0 — 2.7 — 613 Low VLow Cruise 165 33 VSmall 1992 SS
France MM40 Exocet I/TARH 3 38.0 — 3.0 — 613 Low VLow Cruise 165 33 VSmall 1981 SS
France MM40 Exocet Blk 2 I/TARH 3 38.0 — 3.0 — 613 Low VLow Cruise 165 33 Stealthy 8 SS, TM
UK Sea Cat TV Cmd 1 2.5 2.5 0.7 2.0 400 Med VLow Ballistic 20 4 VSmall 2 1964 SSC
UK Sea Dart SARH 2 25.0 25.0 2.3 3.5 1650 VHi Low Ballistic 23 5 VSmall 1968 HF
UK Improved Sea Dart SARH 2 25.0 30.0 3.5 4.0 1650 VHi VLow Ballistic 23 5 VSmall SSC, HF
UK Sea Dart Mod 5 SARH 3 25.0 40.0 3.5 5.0 1650 VHi VLow Ballistic 23 5 VSmall 1995 SSC, HF, Can
atk diving msls.
UK Sea Slug I Beam-R 1 15.0 15.0 3.0 1.0 1188 VHi Low Ballistic 91 18 Small 1960s
UK Sea Slug II Beam-R 1 20.0 25.0 3.0 1.5 1188 VHi Low Ballistic 91 18 Small 1 SSC
UK Sea Wolf Cmd 2 — 2.7 0.3 5.0 1320 Med VLow Ballistic 14 — VSmall 2 Auto, SSC
UK LWT Sea Wolf Cmd 2 — 2.7 0.3 5.0 1320 Med VLow Ballistic 14 — VSmall 2 Auto, SSC
UK VL Sea Wolf Cmd 3 — 4.0 0.3 5.5 1320 Med VLow Ballistic 14 — VSmall 15 Auto, SSC
UK Sea Skua SL SARH 2 8.2 — 1.0 — 528 Low VLow Cruise 30 6 VSmall 1 1979 SS
USA Harpoon IB I/TARH 3 60.0 — 3.0 — 561 VLow VLow Cruise 227 45 VSmall 8 1982 SS
USA Harpoon IC I/TARH 3 75.0 — 3.0 — 561 VLow VLow Cruise 227 45 VSmall 8 1985 SS, TM, 3W
USA Tomahawk Blk I
(BGM-109A) I/TERCOM — 1350.0 — 50.0 — 475 VLow VLow Cruise 200 kT — VSmall 8 1983 TLAM-N, NOE
USA Tomahawk Blk I
(BGM-109B) I/TARH 2 250.0 — 6.0 — 475 VLow VLow Cruise 454 76 VSmall 8 1983 TASM, SS, TM, 5W
USA Tomahawk Blk IIA
(BGM-109C) I/TERCOM — 675.0 — 25.0 — 475 VLow VLow Cruise 454 76 VSmall 8 1986 TLAM-C, NOE
USA Tomahawk Blk IIB
(BGM-109D) I/TERCOM — 675.0 — 25.0 — 475 VLow VLow Cruise 454 4x14 VSmall 8 1988 TLAM-D, NOE
USA Tomahawk Blk IIIA
(BGM-109C) I/GPS — 1000.0 — 25.0 — 475 VLow VLow Cruise 454 76 Stealthy 8 1993 TLAM-C, NOE
USA Tomahawk Blk IIIB
(BGM-109D) I/GPS — 1000.0 — 25.0 — 475 VLow VLow Cruise 454 4x14 Stealthy 8 1994 TLAM-D, NOE
USA NATO Sea
Sparrow RIM-7M SARH 3 12.0 12.0 0.5 5.5 2640 Med VLow Ballistic 30 6 VSmall 1982 SSC
USA SM1MR Block II/III SARH 2 20.0 20.0 1.5 4.0 1650 VHi Low Ballistic 23 5 VSmall 2 or 3 1969 HF
USA SM2MR Block I I/M/TSARH 2 25.0 35.0 1.5 4.5 1650 VHi Low Ballistic 23 5 VSmall 2 1978 HF
USA SM2MR Block II I/M/TSARH 2 25.0 60.0 1.5 5.0 1650 VHi VLow Ballistic 23 5 VSmall 2 1983 SSC, HF
USA SM2MR Block III I/M/TSARH 3 25.0 60.0 3.0 6.0 1650 VHi VLow Ballistic 23 5 VSmall 2 or 20 1988 SSC, HF
USA SM2MR Block IIIB I/M/TSARH 4 25.0 60.0 3.0 7.0 1650 VHi VLow Ballistic 23 5 VSmall 1999

Key to Remarks: Auto = autonomouns sytem.

HF = Height finding radar or 3D radar needed to fire. ISAR = Missile equipped with an Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar.
NOE = Nap-of-the-Earth flight profile over land. R = Missile has a reattack capability.
SS=Missile is a sea-skimmer SSC = Missile can engage sea skimmers.
TM = terminal maneuver such as pop-up or terminal weave.
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Annex E1 ASW Standoff Weapons

Min Rng Max Rng Speed

Country System Name (nm) (nm) (knots) Payload Remarks

Austr Ikara 1.0 9.7 495 Mk46 Mod 2 torp Automatic reloading
system takes one Tac Turn.
USA RUR-5A ASROC 0.5 5.0 660 Mk46 torp
USA RUM-139A VL ASROC 2.5 12.0 660 Mk46 or Mk50 torp Mk41 & Mk48 VLS.

Annex E2 Ahead-Thrown Weapons

Max Rng # of Warhead Dmg # of Attacks Weapon
Country System Name (nm) Ph Projectiles (kg) Pts per Tac Turn Type

UK Mk4 Squid 0.1 0.09 3 94 10 1 DC launcher

UK Mk10 Limbo 0.5 0.15 3 94 10 1/2 DC launcher
USA Mk10 Hedgehog 0.1 0.07 24 14 4 1 ASW Mortar

Annex E3 Depth Charges

Weight Warhead Dmg Max
Country System Name (kg) (kg) Pts Depth Platform Remarks

UK Mk7 Heavy Depth Charge 191 132 11 Int III Surface ship
UK Mk11 Mod 3 Depth Charge 145 80 9 Shallow Aircraft
UK WE-177C Nuclear Depth Bomb 500 - - Deep Aircraft Similar to US Mk57.
Estimated yield 15 kT.
USA Mk17 Depth Charge 147 106 10 Shallow Aircraft
USA Mk47 Depth Charge 161 114 11 Shallow Aircraft

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Range Min ATA Speed Dist/ Max Min
Country System Name Guidance (nm) Rng (nm) Gen Rating (kts) Phase Alt Alt

Sweden RBS 70 SALH 2.7 0.3 2 4.5 660 2.8 Low NOE
UK Bloodhound I Cmd 34.6 4.0 1 2.0 2000 8.3 VHi Low
UK Bloodhound II SARH 57.6 4.0 1 2.5 2000 8.3 VHi Low
UK Blowpipe Cmd 1.6 0.4 1 2.5 660 2.8 Low NOE
UK Javelin SACLOS 2.4 0.2 2 3.0 1300 5.4 Low NOE
UK Rapier, Towed SACLOS 3.5 0.4 2 4.0 1147 4.8 Med NOE
UK Rapier, Tracked SACLOS 3.5 0.4 2 4.0 1147 4.8 Med NOE
UK Rapier Field Std A SACLOS 3.5 0.4 2 4.0 1147 4.8 Med NOE
UK Rapier Field Std B SACLOS 3.5 0.4 2 5.0 1147 4.8 Med NOE
UK Rapier Field Std C SACLOS 4.3 0.3 3 6.0 1375 4.8 Med NOE
UK Starstreak Laser Beam-R 3.8 0.2 2 5.5 2295 9.6 Low NOE
UK Thunderbird I SARH 26.1 2e 2 1.5 2000 8.3 VHi Low
UK Thunderbird II SARH 40.5 2e 2 2.0 2000 8.3 VHi Low
UK Tigercat Manual Cmd 2.5 0.7 1 2.0 400 1.7 Med NOE
USA Stinger IRH 3.0 0.1 2 4 1452 6.1 Low NOE
USA Stinger-POST IRH 3.0 0.1 3 5 1452 6.1 Low NOE

Air Air Ph Air Ph

Range 0-50% 51-100% Max FC
Country System Name Barrels (nm) Rng Rng Alt Mode Remarks

UK Marksman 35mm 2 2.8 0.25 0.10 Med RA, OP Vehicle-mounted

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Torp Range Speed Warh Dmge Dmg Launch Diam Max In
Country Name Guidance Gen (nm) (kts) Wt (kg) vs. sub vs. ship Platforms (mm) Depth Svc Remarks
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UK Mk8 Gyro/Straight — 2.5 45 365 — 183 Sub 533 P/S -80s WWII straight runner.
3.5 40
UK Mk9 Gyro/Straight — 5.5 41 367 — 184 Ship 533 P/S -60s WWII straight runner.
7.5 35 183
UK Mk20 Bidder (E) Pass 1 60 20 90 23 45 Ship 533
UK Mk20 Bidder (S) Pass 1 60 20 90 23 45 Sub 533 -70
UK Mk23 Grog Wire-G 1 6.0 20 90 23 — Sub 533 1966 Dual speed, replaced Mk20
4.4 28
UK Mk24 Mod 0 Wire-G 2 7.0 35 340 85 — Sub 533 Deep I Quiet torp. Tigerfish.
16.0 24
UK Mk24 Mod 1 Wire-G 2 7.0 35 340 85 170 Sub 533 Deep I Quiet torp. All Mod1 brought
16.0 24 up to mod 2 standards 1987.
UK Mk24 Mod 2 Wire-G 3 7.0 35 340 85 170 Sub 533 Deep I Incorporates Stingray seeker
16.0 24 technology. Quiet torp.
UK Spearfish Dual Wire-G 4 12.0 65 300 75 150 Sub 533 Deep III 1994 Similar to the Mk48 ADCAP.
25.0 29 Quiet torpedo.
UK Stingray Act/Pass 3 4.3 45 45 23 — Surf, Air 324 Deep III 1986 Imaging seeker. DE warhead
Replacement for Mk46.
(some were available in 1982
for Falklands TF).
UK Mk30 Dealer B Pass 1 2.0 20 45 11 — Air 457 Int IV -71 Replaced by Mk43
USA Mk37 mod 0/3 Act/Pass 2 4.0 24 150 38 — Sub 482 Int III 1959 Mods 0 does not have wire
9.0 16 guidance. Modified to Mod 3s
USA Mk37 mod 1 Wire-G 2 4.0 24 150 38 — Sub 482 Int III 1960
9.0 16
USA Mk37 mod 2 Wire-G 2 4.0 24 150 38 — Sub 482 Int III 1967
9.0 16
USA NT37C Wire-G 2 8.0 34 150 38 75 Surf, Sub 482 Int III 1977 Used by RCN.
18.0 22
USA NT37E Wire-G 2 8.0 34 150 38 75 Sub 482 Int V 1984
18.0 22
USA NT37F Wire-G 3 10.0 36 150 38 75 Sub 482 Int V 1990 Digital seeker
21.0 25
USA Mk43 Active 1 2.1 21 34 9 — Surf, Air 324 Int IV Interim replacement for Mk30
USA Mk44 Active 2 3.0 30 34 9 — Surf, Air 324 Int IV 59-67 Helical search only
USA Mk46 mod 1 Act/Pass 2 6.0 45 44 11 — All 324 xx 1968
USA Mk46 mod 2 Act/Pass 2 6.0 45 44 11 — Surf, Air, Msl 324 Int V 1971
USA Mk46 mod 5 Act/Pass 3 6.0 45 44 11 — Surf, Air, Msl 324 Int V 1979 Mod 5. Known as NEARTIP
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Torp Range Speed Warh Dmge Dmg Launch Diam Max In

Country Name Guidance Gen (nm) (kts) Wt (kg) vs. sub vs. ship Platforms (mm) Depth Svc Remarks

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USA Mk46 mod 5A(SW) Act/Pass 3 6.0 45 44 11 — All 324 Int V 1989 Shallow-water capable.
8.0 30
USA Mk48 mods 1-4 Dual-Wire 3 10.0 55 300 75 150 Sub 533 Deep II Only mods 3 & 4 have
16.5 40
USA Mk48 ADCAP Dual-Wire 3 11.0 65 300 75 150 Sub 533 Deep III 1989 Sometimes called Mk48 Mod 5
18.0 40

Annex G5 Anti-Runway Ordnance

Cluster Hang Warhead Release
Country Name Pcut of Wt (kg) (kg) Alt Remarks

UK JP233 Tandem .90 SG 357 Disp 2355 30*25.8 Low 30 SG 357 anti-runway shaped-charge bomblets.
— HB 876 Disp 215*mines Low 215 HB 876 area denial mines.
UK JP233 underwing .90 SG 357 Disp 1370 30*25.8 Low 30 SG 357 anti-runway shaped-charge bomblets.
UK JP233 underwing HB 876 Disp 1150 215*mines Low 215 HB 876 area denial mines.
All Laser-guided bombs .80 1 Varies Varies High - Med Must designate the runway.
All 1000kg bomb .60 1 1000 Varies Med Low-drag bombs only. High-drag bombs won’t penetrate runway.
All 500kg bomb .60 1 500 Varies Med Low-drag bombs only. High-drag bombs won’t penetrate runway.
All 227kg bomb .60 1 227 Varies Med Low-drag bombs only. High-drag bombs won’t penetrate runway.

Pcut = Probability that a cut has occurred given that the munitions hit the target.
Release Altitude = The altitude that the munitions must be released from to successfully inflict a cut should it hit.
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Range Hang Warhead Dam GCS

Country Name (nm) Wt (kg) (Kg) Pts Rating Remarks

Canada LAU 5002 A/A 3.6 75 12 2 0.12 6*CRV7 rockets.

Canada LAU 5003 A/A 3.6 180 38 8 0.19 19*CRV7 rockets.
France Matra F1 rocket pod 2.2 270 36 7 0.12 36*68mm rockets w/HE or HEAT.
UK BL755 — 277 147 29 0.91 Limited antiarmor capability
UK IBL755 — 277 147 29 0.91 Dedicated antiarmor weapon
UK JP233 — 2335 360 72
UK 500 lb GP bomb — 245 90 18 0.33
UK 1000 lb GP bomb — 412 185 37 0.41 Retard option (high-drag).
UK 3 in Rocket MkI 27 6 1 0.03
UK 2 in rocket 11 3 1 0.01
UK RN 19 * 2.75 in 2 172 — — —
USA LAU-3/3A — 200 52 10 0.3 19*2.75in FFAR.
USA LAU-10/A 4.3 261 11 2 0.68 4*Zuni 5in (HVAR) rockets.
USA LAU-32 3 98 19 4 0.2 7*2.75in FFAR.
USA LAU-68B 3.5 98 32 6 0.96 7*2.75in HYDRA rockets
USA LAU-69B 3.5 150 86 17 1.46 19*2.75in HYDRA rockets
USA Mk81 250 lb bomb — 119/137 44 9 0.21 Standard/Snakeye versions.
USA Mk82 500 lb bomb — 241/259 87 17 0.26 Standard/Snakeye versions.
USA Mk83 1000 lb bomb — 447 202 40 0.35 No Snakeye version.
USA Mk84 2000 lb bomb — 894 429 72 0.44 No Snakeye version.

Annex G2 Electronic Air Ordnance

Gener- Hang
Country Name ation Wt(kg) Remarks

Sweden BOZ 107 1 or 2 325 Dispenses chaff/IR flares, for Tornado aircraft.
UK Atlantic FLIR Pod 2 100 Navigation FLIR pod.
UK Blue Eric ECM Pod 1 200 Def. jamming pod for Harriers
(Sky Shadow & ALQ-101 too large).
UK Sky Shadow ECM Pod 2 300 Defensive jamming pod for Tornado.
UK TIALD Attack Pod 2 210 FLIR and laser designator pod.
UK Data Link Pod – ??? Required to operate AS.37 Martel or AJ.168
UK Masquerade Decoy Pod 2 250 Pod for dispensing chaff or flares.
UK VICON 70 Decoy Pod 2 210 Pod for dispensing chaff or flares.
USA ALQ-101 ECM Pod 1 250 Defensive jamming pod. (V)8 for UK Buccaneers.
USA ALQ-131 ECM Pod 2 265 Defensive jamming pod.
USA ALQ-165 ECM Pod 2 172 Defensive jamming pod. Podded version of ASPJ.
USA Pave Spike — 193 Laser designator pod. ASQ-153.

Annex G3 Air Cannon

Dam
Country Name Pts Remarks

France DEFA 552 30mm 2

France DEFA 553 30mm 2
FRG Mauser IWKA 27mm 5 Tornadoes
UK Mk4/5 20mm 1
UK Aden 25mm 4
UK Aden Mk3/4/5 30mm 2 Mk3 Lightning, Mk5 Sea Harrier.
USA Mk12 20mm 1 A-4 Skyhawk
USA 20mm Vulcan 7

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Min Max Hang Warhead

Range Range Speed Trajec- Flight Min Wt Wt Dam RCS GCS
Country Name Guidance Gen (nm) (nm) (kts) tory Alt Alt (kg) (kg) Pts Size Rtng IOC Remarks

France AM.39 Exocet I/TARH 2 2 38 613 Cruise VLow VLow 654 165 33 VSmall -- 1978 SS.

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France AM.39 Exocet Block 2 I/TARH 3 2 38 613 Cruise VLow VLow 654 165 33 VSmall -- 1994 SS, TM.
UK AS.37 Martel ARM 1 1 33 660 Ballistic Med Low 550 150 30 VSmall -- 1972 - 94
UK Storm Shadow I&GPS& 3 3 135 528 Cruise Low Low 1300 454 76 Stealthy -- 2002
TERCOM/TIIR
UK AJ.168 TV 1 1 16.5 660 Ballistic Med VLow 520 150 30 VSmall 2.29 Requires data link pod.
UK Alarm ARM 2 1 37 1320 Ballistic Med Low 265 50 10 VSmall -- 1990 Loiter capab. Stores tgt loc.
UK Alarm 2 ARM 3 1 37 1320 Ballistic Med Low 265 50 10 VSmall -- 2003 Loiter capab. Stores tgt loc.
UK Blue Steel Inertial 1 20e 100 1434 Ballistic Med VLow 7295 1 mt — Small -- 1963
UK Mk13/18 Paveway II SALH 2 0.5 4 528 Ballistic Med Med 547 185 37 VSmall 1.42
UK Sea Eagle I/TARH 2 3 60 594 Cruise VLow VLow 600 230 46 VSmall -- 1986-00 SS.
UK Sea Skua SARH 2 1 8.2 528 Cruise Low VLow 145 30 6 VSmall -- 1982 SS. Can tgt 4 at once.
USA AGM-12B Bullpup A Cmd 1 1 6 1188 Ballistic Med Low 260 113 23 VSmall 1.04 1960
USA AGM-12C Bullpup B Cmd 1 1 9 1188 Ballistic Med Low 812 454 76 VSmall 1.52 1964
USA AGM-65A Maverick EO (D) 1 0.5 2 791 Ballistic Low Low 210 57 11 VSmall 1.75 1972
USA AGM-65B Maverick EO (D) 1 0.5 4 791 Ballistic Low Low 210 57 11 VSmall 1.75 1975
USA AGM-65D Maverick IIR 2 0.5 6 791 Ballistic Low Low 220 57 11 VSmall 1.75 1986 HEAT Warhead.
USA AGM-65E Maverick SALH 2 1.5 11 791 Ballistic Low Low 293 136 27 VSmall 1.83 1985 Pave Spike/Tack desig.
USA AGM-65F Maverick IIR 3 1.5 6 791 Ballistic Low Low 307 136 27 VSmall 1.75 1989 Blast/Frag warhead.
USA AGM-65G Maverick IIR 3 1.5 6 791 Ballistic Low Low 307 136 27 VSmall 1.75 1989 Blast/Frag warhead.
USA AGM-84A Harpoon I/TARH 2 3 60 561 Cruise VLow VLow 526 227 45 VSmall -- 1979 SS, TM.
USA AGM-84B Harpoon IB I/TARH 3 3 60 561 Cruise VLow VLow 526 227 45 VSmall -- 1982 SS.
USA GBU-10A/B SALH 1 0.5 3 528 Ballistic Med Med 944 429 72 VSmall 1.51 1976 Paveway I. Mk84 GP.
USA GBU-10C/D/E/F SALH 2 0.5 4 528 Ballistic Med Med 944 429 72 VSmall 1.51 1981 Paveway II. Mk84 GP.
USA GBU-10G/H/J SALH 2 0.5 4 528 Ballistic Med Med 944 273 55 VSmall 1.51 1981 Paveway II. BLU-109 AP.
USA GBU-12A Paveway I SALH 1 0.5 3 528 Ballistic Med Med 277 87 17 VSmall 0.96 1976 Paveway I. Mk82 GP.
USA GBU-12B/C/D Paveway II SALH 2 0.5 4 528 Ballistic Med Med 277 87 17 VSmall 1.01 Paveway II. Mk82 GP.
USA GBU-15(V)1/B EO (DN, DL) 1 1 12 528 Ballistic Med Med 1187 Mk84 72 VSmall 2.01 1983
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Missile ATA Max Rng Hang Speed Dog- Snap
Country Name Guidance Gen Rating (nm) Wt (kg) (kts) Aspect fight? U/D? IOC Remarks
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Intl AIM-132 ASRAAM IIRH 4 7.0 8.1 80 1721 A Y N 1999? Off-boresignt launch. Lock-on after launch
UK Firestreak IRH 1 2.0 3.0 136 1721 N N N 1958 - 66 Production terminated 1969.
UK Hellstreak Cmd 3 5.0 2.5 16 2295 N N N AAM version of Starstreak for helicopters.
UK Red Top IRH 2 4.5 5.0 150 1721 W Y N 1964 - 84 Also called Fire Streak MkIV.
UK Sky Flash SARH 3 5.5 31.0 193 2295 A N Y 1978 Similar to later Sparrows.
USA AIM-7C Sparrow III SARH 2 3.5 6.0 193 1434 N N N 1958
USA AIM-7E Sparrow SARH 2 4.0 16.1 205 2295 A N N 1963
USA AIM-7E2 Sparrow SARH 2 4.5 16.1 205 2295 A N N 1968
USA AIM-7F Sparrow SARH 3 5.0 31.0 230 2295 A N N 1977
USA AIM-7M Sparrow SARH 3 5.5 31.0 230 2295 A Y Y 1982 Capable of multiple engagements.
USA AIM-9B Sidewinder IRH 1 1.5 2.5 70.4 1147 N Y N 1956
USA AIM-9C Sidewinder SARH 1 2.0 6.5 84 1147 A Y N 1965
USA AIM-9D Sidewinder IRH 2 3.0 6.5 88.5 1434 W Y N 1965
USA AIM-9H Sidewinder IRH 2 4.5 6.5 84 1434 W Y N 1972
USA AIM-9L Sidewinder IRH 3 5.5 9.6 85 1434 A Y N 1978 First all-aspect IR homer.
USA AIM-9M Sidewinder IRH 3 6.5 9.6 85 1434 A Y N 1982
USA AIM-9P Sidewinder IRH 2 4.5 9.6 85 1434 W Y N 1978 Export version of AIM-9J.
USA AIM-120 AMRAAM I/M/TARH 4 7.0/8.0 40/10 152 2295 A Y Y 1988 Max 8 msls controlled in flight at
once. HOJ mode. Launched
from Sea Harrier FRS.2.

Speed to Distance Conversion:

Distance per Tactical Turn = Speed/20 nm
Distance per Engagement Turn = Speed/120 nm

Remarks Notes:
Missiles with slewable seekers are treated as all-aspect weapons unless used with a helmet mounted sight.
US AIM-120 AMRAAM can be fired in a bore-sight mode during a dogfight. The second ATA value is for this mode.
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UK Kelvin-Hughes 1600 series SS 47 27 15 9 5

UK Radar 267 SS 25 14 8 5 3
UK Radar 268 SS 16 9 5 3 2
UK Radar 271 SS 16 9 5 3 2
UK Radar 276 SS 37 25 14 8 4
UK Radar 277 series SS 36 20 11 6 4
HF 60 40 30 13 4
UK Radar 278 HF 60 40 30 13 4
UK Radar 279 AS 86 54 40 17 5
UK Radar 281 AS 127 80 60 25 8
UK Radar 286 SS 13 7 4 2 1
UK Radar 291 SS 16 9 5 3 2
UK Radar 293, 293Q AS 32 20 15 6 2
SS 38 21 12 7 4
UK Radar 960 AS 158 100 74 32 10
UK Radar 964 SS 25 25 14 8 4
UK Radar 965 AS 174 110 82 35 10
UK Radar 965M AS 174 110 82 35 10
UK Radar 967/968 AS 106 67 50 21 6
SS 50 32 18 10 6
UK Radar 974 SS 25 19 11 6 3
UK Radar 975 SS 40 27 15 9 5
UK Radar 978/979 SS 24 24 16 9 5
UK Radar 982 AS 53 33 25 11 3
UK Radar 983 HF 53 33 25 11 3
UK Radar 984 3D 159 100 75 32 10
UK Radar 988 3D 246 180 134 57 17
UK Radar 992 AS 63 40 30 13 4
UK Radar 992P/Q AS 85 53 40 17 5
UK Radar 993 AS 42 26 20 8 2
SS 40 22 13 7 4
UK Radar 994 (AWS-4) AS 95 60 45 19 6
SS 47 26 15 8 5
UK Radar 996 (AWS-9) 3D 96 61 45 19 6
SS 57 32 18 10 6
UK Radar 1001 SS 35 19 11 6 3
UK Radar 1002 SS 38 21 12 7 4
UK Radar 1003 SS 38 21 12 7 4
UK Radar 1006 SS 41 23 13 7 4
AS 3 2 1 1 0
UK Radar 1007 SS 47 27 15 9 5
UK Radar 1008 SS 48 28 16 9 5
UK Radar 1022 AS 201 126 94 40 12
UK S810/S811 AS 25 20 15 6 2
SS 25 25 15 9 5
UK S1810/1830/1834 AS 25 20 15 6 2
SS 25 25 15 9 5
UK S1812 3D 35 32 24 10 3
UK S1850 AS 220 139 103 44 13
UK Sampson 3D, FC 97 72 54 23 7
USA BPS-2 AS 70 44 33 14 4
USA Raytheon FR series SS 48 28 16 9 5
USA SPS-6C AS 127 80 60 25 8
USA SPS-8 HF 127 80 60 25 8
USA SPS-10 SS 48 28 16 9 5
USA SPS-12 AS 211 133 99 42 13
USA SPS-40 AS 225 150 112 48 14
USA SPS-49 AS 284 213 159 68 20
USA SPS-52 3D 246 180 134 57 17
USA SPS-55 SS 36 32 18 10 6
USA SPS-64 SS 57 32 18 10 6
USA SPS-67 SS 63 35 20 11 6
USA SS-2 SS 38 21 12 7 4

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Country Name Function Large Medium Small VSmall Stealthy

Annex J Naval Radars

Country Name Function Large Medium Small VSmall Stealthy

Canada CMR-4 AS 50 50 37 16 5
Canada LN-66/CMR-85 SS 27 21 12 7 4
Canada LN-66/SP SS 40 28 16 9 5
Canada Sperry Mk2 SS 51 28 16 9 5
Canada Sperry Mk127E SS 40 28 16 9 5
Canada Sperry Mk340 SS 48 32 18 10 6
Canada SPS-501 AS 145 100 74 32 10
Canada SPS-502 SS 36 28 16 9 5
Canada SPS-503 AS 86 86 77 33 10
SS 48 32 18 10 6
FRG Atlas 1500-4300 SS 44 25 14 8 4
FRG Atlas 7600/8600/9600 SS 57 32 18 10 6
Intl Navigation radar (Generic) SS 36 25 14 8 4
Japan Furuno Generic SS 48 28 16 9 5
Japan Furuno FR-1500 Mk2 Series SS 57 32 18 10 6
Japan Furuno FR-1600 Series SS 24 21 12 7 4
Japan Furuno FR-1700 Series SS 36 27 15 9 5
Japan Furuno FR-1900 Series SS 48 28 16 9 5
Nethl DA.08 AS 145 120 89 38 11
SS 24 24 18 10 6
Nethl LW.01 AS 145 100 74 32 10
Nethl LW.02/03 AS 145 100 74 32 10
Nethl LW.08 AS 145 142 106 45 14
SS 24 24 18 10 6
Sweden Sea Giraffe 150HC AS 72 45 34 14 4
SS 40 32 18 10 6
UK AWS-1 AS 100 80 60 25 8
UK AWS-2 AS 100 80 60 25 8
SS 47 26 15 8 5
UK AWS-3 AS 140 100 75 32 10
SS 47 26 15 8 5
UK AWS-5 AS 130 113 84 36 11
SS 24 24 18 10 6
UK AWS-6 (Dolphin) AS 130 126 94 40 12
SS 30 30 20 11 6
UK Decca Generic SS 25 25 14 8 4
UK Decca 200/300 Series SS 25 19 11 6 3
UK Decca 400 Series SS 25 23 13 7 4
UK Decca 600 Series SS 25 19 11 6 3
UK Decca 900 Series SS 25 25 14 8 4
UK Decca 1200 Series SS 48 28 16 9 5
UK Decca 1600 Series SS 48 28 16 9 5
UK Decca 2000 Series SS 48 32 18 10 6
UK Decca 2459 AS 48 33 25 11 3
SS 48 28 16 9 5
UK Kelvin-Hughes Generic SS 36 25 14 8 4
UK Kelvin-Hughes 500 series SS 38 21 12 7 4

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Fire Control Radar Associated Weapons System and Remarks

Lirod 8 Super Rapid 76mm/62

Radar 262 Mk2 STAAG 40mm, Mk5/Mk6Mk9 40mm, Mk16/Mk19 102mm. Also
called MRS1, CRBF.
Radar 274 Mk22/23 152mm, Main battery director for light cruisers.
Radar 275 Mk16/Mk19 102mm, Mk3/Mk4/Mk6 114mm, Mk1 133mm. Main
battery director for destroyers and frigates post WWII. Some mounted on
a US Mk37 director.
Radar 285 Mk16 102mm, Mk1/Mk3Mk16 114mm, Mk19 120mm, Mk1 133mm.
Main battery director for destroyers and frigates, secondary director for
AA guns on cruisers.
Radar 901 Sea Slug director.
Radar 903 Sea Cat, Mk26 152mm, Mk5/Mk6/Mk8 114mm, Mk6 76mm. Gun
director, similar in shape to the US Mk56 GFCS director.
Radar 904 Sea Cat director.
Radar 909 Mk8 114mm, Sea Dart director.
Radar 910/911 Sea Wolf director.
Radar 912 Mk8 114mm, Sea Cat director on Amazon class FF. Designation for
Italian RTN-10X.
RCA R76C5 Mk6 114mm/45
SPG-34 Mk33 76mm, Also referred to as Mk34.
SPG-48 Mk6 76mm, Mk33 76mm.
SPG-51 SM-1MR.
SPG-53 Mk42 127mm. US Mk68 GFCS.
SPG-515
Mk91 NATO Sea Sparrow director.
Mk92 Mk75 76mm. US version of the WM28.
Sea Giraffe Bofors Mk2 57mm, Sea Sparrow.
Sperry Mk6 76mm.
STIR Compact 127mm, Super Rapid 76mm, SM-1MR, VLS SM-2MR.
STIR 1.8
STIR 24
WM22 Mk6 114mm, Sea Cat.
9LV200 Mk45 127mm, VLS Sea Sparrow. Anzac class FF
GSA 8A Mk8 114mm.

GWS designation Associated Weapons System and Remarks

GWS1 Radar 901, Sea Slug director.
GWS20 Visually operated Sea Cat
GWS21 Radar 262, Sea Cat director.
GWS22 Radar 903/904 in a MRS3 director, Sea Cat.
GWS24 Radar 912, Sea Cat director.
GWS25 Radar 910 with Sea Wolf system, must be cued by AS radar.
GWS25 Mod Radar 911 with Sea Wolf system, must be cued by AS radar.
GWS26 Radar 911 with VLS Sea Wolf system, must be cued by AS radar.
GWS30 Radar 909 with Sea Dart system, must be cued by AS radar.

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Range Range Range Range Range
Country System Function Large Medium Small VSmall Stealthy Remarks

Canada APS-503 SS 49 35 20 11 6 Ch-124 Sea King

Canada APS-504(V)3/APS-141(V) SS 200 200 126 71 40
Canada APS-504(V)5/APS-140(V) SS 200 200 126 71 40
Canada LN-66/-66HP SS 72 71 40 23 13
France Cyrano IIbis/IIB AI 16 16 12 5 2 Mirage
Intl Euroradar ECR90 LD/SD 80 71 40 23 13
Intl Tornado Nose Radar AI 40 25 19 8 2
SS, TF 100 89 51 28 16
Israel EL/M-2022(V)3 SS 200 142 81 46 25 P-3W
UK AI.17 AI 15 10 7 3 1 Javelin
UK AI.18 AI 20 13 10 4 1 Sea Vixen
UK AI.22/APQ-43 AI 20 13 10 4 1 Sea Venom, Javelin
UK AI.23 AI 30 19 14 6 2 Lightning F.6
UK AI.27 AI 30 19 14 6 2 Sea Vixen
UK ASV.7 SS Lincoln
UK ASV.19 SS 120 80 46 26 14 Gannet ASW
UK ASV.21 Blue Silk SS 170 112 64 36 20 CP-107 Argus, Shackelton,
Nimrod MR.1
UK AW.391 (ARI 5955) SS 50 35 20 11 6 Sea King
UK Blue Fox AI 35 25 19 8 2 Sea Harrier FRS.2
UK Blue Hawk LD/SD 79 50 37 16 5
SS 80 80 51 28 16
UK Blue Kestrel SS 125 115 66 37 21 Merlin
UK Blue Parrot SS 25 18 10 6 3 Buccaneer
UK Blue Vixen LD/SD 119 75 56 24 7 Sea Harrier FA.2
SS 120 106 61 34 19
UK Foxhunter LD/SD 125 100 74 32 10 Tornado
UK Green Satin SS 20 18 10 6 3 Vulcan
UK H2S SS 70 53 30 17 9 C. Victor, Vulcan
UK Sea Searcher SS 115 97 56 31 17
UK Sea Spray Mk1 SS 100 80 46 26 14 Lynx
UK Sea Spray Mk3 SS 100 80 46 26 14
SS 80 71 40 23 13
UK Searchwater AS 169 107 79 34 10 A, C. Nimrod MR.2,
SS 175 124 71 40 22 Sea King AEW
UK Searchwater 2000 AS 200 133 99 42 13
SS 200 144 83 46 26
UK Super Searcher SS 125 115 66 37 21 C. Sea King
USA APG-53 SS 8 8 8 5 3
USA APG-65 LD/SD 160 101 75 32 10 AF/A-18, CF-18
SS 160 115 66 37 21
USA APG-66H LD/SD 80 60 45 19 6 A-4K
SS 80 80 46 26 14
USA APG-73 LD/SD 160 113 84 36 11 AF/A-18 update
SS, TF 160 133 76 43 24
USA APQ-41 AI 24 15 11 5 1 Banshee
USA APQ-120 AI 50 35 26 11 3 F-111
USA APQ-144 AI 40 25 19 8 2 F-4E
SS, TF 100 89 51 28 16
USA APS-20A/C AS 150 120 89 38 11 C. Neptune, Argus,
SS 65 62 35 20 11 Skyraider AEW
USA APS-20E/F AS 200 150 112 48 14 C. Neptune, Argus,
SS 90 80 46 26 14 Skyraider AEW
USA APS-38 SS 125 89 51 28 16 Tracker
USA APS-80 SS 150 106 61 34 19 P-3
USA APS-115 SS 150 133 76 43 24 P-3
USA APS-116 SS 150 133 76 43 24 Aurora
USA APS-134 SS 150 150 96 54 30 P-3K
USA APS-143 SS 120 100 57 32 18 SH-2G(NZ)
USA APY-1 AS 350 240 179 76 23 C. Sentry
SS 210 177 101 57 32
USA AWG-10/11/12 LD/SD 50 35 20 11 6 Phantom

Remarks A: SAR/ISAR capability. Can identify contacts by type

B: Phased Array C: 360 degree arc

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UK Cormorant PMS 122 D 2.6 0.9 MF Helo

UK Hydra T — 3.8 VLF-LF Sub
UK PMS 26/27 H 1.7 — MF Surf
UK PMS 56 H 3 1.3 MF Surf Digital version of PMS 26.
UK Sonar 144 H 0.9 0.2 HF Surf WW II active sonar.
UK Sonar 162/162M H 0.4 — HF Surf Side looking classification sonar.
UK Sonar 164B H 0.9 — HF Surf
UK Sonar 170 H 0.9 — HF Surf Searchlight attack sonar.
UK Sonar 170B H 1.3 — HF Surf Searchlight attack sonar.
UK Sonar 174 H — 0.4 HF Surf
UK Sonar 177 H 1.7 0.4 MF Surf
UK Sonar 184 H 1.7 0.4 MF Surf Med range search & attack.
UK Sonar 184M/184P H 2.6 0.9 MF Surf Med range search & attack.
UK Sonar 186 H — 1.3 MF Sub Equivalent to BQR-2.
UK Sonar 187 H 1.7 1.3 MF Sub Attack sonar.
UK Sonar 194 D 1.3 0.4 HF Helo
UK Sonar 195/195M D 1.7 0.4 HF Helo Approx. equivalent to USA AQS-13.
UK Sonar 199 T 1.7 0.4 HF Surf Canada sonar SQS-504.
UK Sonar 2001 H 4.3 2.6 LF-MF Sub Act/pass bow array.
UK Sonar 2007 F — 2.6 LF Sub Pasive linear flank array.
UK Sonar 2016 H 3.4 1.7 MF Surf Multiple Freq.
UK Sonar 2020 H 5.1 3.4 LF-MF Sub Replaces Type 2001.
UK Sonar 2023 T — 4.3 VLF-LF Sub USA BQR-15 for UK SSBNs.
UK Sonar 2024 T — 4.3 VLF-LF Sub Short, slow speed towed array.
UK Sonar 2026 T — 5.1 VLF-LF Sub Short, slow speed array. Reelable.
UK Sonar 2030/35 H — — VHF Ship Side-scan sonar.
UK Sonar 2031 T — 8.5 VLF-LF Surf Long, slow speed towed array.
UK Sonar 2032 H — 2.6 LF Sub LF portion of the bow array
UK Sonar 2040 H 2.6 2.1 LF-MF Sub French ELEDONE suite.
UK Sonar 2041 Loc — 2.6 MF Sub Passive ranging array.
UK Sonar 2044 T — 6 VLF-LF Sub Short, slow speed towed array.
UK Sonar 2046 T — 6 VLF-LF Sub Short, slow speed towed array.
UK Sonar 2050 H 4.3 2.1 MF Surf Replaces Type 2016.
UK Sonar 2051 Triton H 2.6 2.1 LF-MF Sub Integrated Ferranti export suite.
UK Sonar 2052 T — 5.1 VLF-LF Sub Replaces Type 2024.
UK Sonar 2054 H 5.1 4.3 LF-MF Sub Vanguard sonar suite.
UK Sonar 2062 T — 5.1 VLF-LF Sub Replaces Type 2023.
UK Sonar 2069 D 2.6 0.9 HF Air Improved Type 195M.
UK Sonar 2072 F — 4.3 LF Sub Large flank array. Ranging ability.
UK Sonar 2074/ H 5.1 4.3 LF-MF Sub Integrated SSN sonar suite.
Sonar 2076 Replaces 2020.
UK Sonar 2087 T — — Surf Bistatic. Active towed array
under development.
UK Sonar 2095 D 3.4 1.7 LF-MF Air AQS-950. Based on
French FLASH.
UK Sonar 2096 D — — Air
UK Sonar 7725 S — 0.4 MF Air Shackelton audio, directional
UK Sonar 9003 S — 0.3 MF Air Shackelton audio, omni-directional
UK Sonar 11514 S 0.7 — HF Air Shackelton active, omni-directional
UK Sonar 17053 S — 0.7 VLF-MF Air C-size, passive directional
UK Sonar 17054 S 0.9 — HF Air C-size, active directional
UK Sonar 2493/30059 S — 0.7 VLF-MF Air LOFAR, Nimrod MR.1
UK SSQ-954 DIFAR S — 0.9 VLF-HF Air Passive, Directional.
UK SSQ-904/905 S — 1.3 VLF-HF Air F-Size LOFAR, Omnidirectional.
UK SSQ-906/907 S — 1.3 VLF-MF Air F-Size LOFAR, Omnidirectional.
UK SSQ-947B Ranger S 0.9 — HF Air Active, Range only.
UK SSQ-954B DIFAR S — 0.9 VLF-HF Air G-Size DIFAR. Passive, Directional.
UK SSQ-963 CAMBS S 1.7 0.9 MF Helo, Air Directional, Command activated.
UK SSQ-981 Barra S — 1.7 VLF-HF Air Passive, Directional.
USA SQS-10/10A H 1.3 — HF Surf Modernized QHB.
USA SQS-23 H 3 0.9 MF Surf
USA SQS-56 H 3 1.3 MF Surf Perry class. DE1160 export series.

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Active Passive Freq Plat-
Country System Name Type Range Range Band form Remarks

Annex M1 Sonar Systems

Active Passive Freq Plat-
Country System Name Type Range Range Band form Remarks

Australia ASSTASS T — 6.8 VLF-LF Surf Long, slow speed towed array.
Australia Karriwarra T — 4.3 VLF-LF Sub Short, slow speed towed array.
Australia Mulloka H 2.1 0.9 HF Surf Replacing SQS-56 on O.H. Perrys.
Australia Narama T — 6.8 VLF-LF Sub Long, slow speed towed array.
Australia PIPRS Loc — — Sub Ranging program vs. active sonars.
Australia Scylla H 2.6 2.6 LF-MF Sub Adv. ELEDONE suite.
Australia SSQ-801 Barra S — 2.1 VLF-HF Air Passive, Directional.
Canada BQG-501 MicroPUFFS Loc — 1.7 MF Sub Passive ranging sonar.
Canada SQR-501 CANTASS T — 6.8 VLF-LF Surf SQR-19 array w/new processors.
Canada SQS-501 H 0.4 — HF Surf Similar to UK Type 162.
Canada SQS-502 FC 1.3 — HF Surf UK Type 170B.
Canada SQS-503 H 1.7 0.4 MF Surf
Canada SQS-504 T 1.7 0.4 MF Surf Similar to UK Type 199 VDS.
Canada SQS-505 H or T 2.6 1.7 MF Surf
Canada SQS-507 Helen T 1.7 0.9 MF Surf Smaller SQS-505 for use in VDS.
Canada SQS-509 H 3 1.3 MF Surf
Canada SQS-510 H 3.4 1.7 MF Surf Integrated suite with SQS-505
and CANTASS
Canada SSQ-14A S — 0.4 VLF-MF Air Jezebel LOFAR Buoy. 13.5 hr life.
Canada SSQ-31/SSQ-512 S 2.6 0.9 VLF-HF Air “Julie.” Explosive echo-ranging.
Canada SSQ-517/518 S — 0.9 VLF-HF Air LOFAR. Passive, Omnidirectional.
Canada SSQ-519/521 S — 0.9 VLF-HF Surf LOFAR. Passive, Omnidirectional.
Canada SSQ-522 S 0.9 — HF Air Canadian SSQ-47. Range Only.
Canada SSQ-523 CANCASS S 0.9 — MF Air Canadian SSQ-50. Range Only.
Canada SSQ-525 S — 1.7 VLF-MF Air Canadian version of SSQ-77 VLAD
Canada SSQ-527B S — 0.9 VLF-HF Air LOFAR. Passive, Omnidirectional.
Canada SSQ-529 DICANCASS S 1.7 0.9 MF Air DICASS. Passive, Directional.
Canada SSQ-530 DIFAR S — 0.9 VLF-MF Air Passive, Directional.
Canada SSQ-531 S — 1.7 VLF-MF Air Directional passive line-array.
France DUUX 5 Fenelon Loc — 2.1 LF-MF Sub Passive search and ranging sonar.
France Spherion (TSM 2633) H&T 3 0.9 HF Surf Keel array and VDS.
France TSM 2255 Loc — 2.6 LF-MF Sub Passive search and ranging sonar.
FRG CSU 3-4 H 2.1 1.7 LF-MF Sub Electronically steered active array.
Norway Simrad SU H 1.3 — HF Surf Searchlight sonar.
UK ATAS T 5.1 1.7 LF-MF Surf Active towed array system.

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Country Aircraft Sonobuoys System Channels Channels Channels Channels Remarks

Australia P2-H Neptune 22 AQA-3 8 8* 4* 0 Two AQA-3’s used to get channels.

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Australia P-3B Orion 87 AQA-5 31 20 8 3 Two AQA-5’s used to get channels.
Australia P-3W Orion 87 AQS-901 99 60 35 4 Uses the SSQ-802 Barra sonobuoy.
Australia S-70B-2 Seahawk 25 UYS-503(V5) 32 22 6 4 Uses all sonobuoys except SSQ-801.
AQA-801 4 — 4 — SSQ-801 Barra sonobuoy processor.
Australia SH-2G(A)
Super Seasprite 15 UYS-503(V5) 32 20 8 4
Canada P-3V Neptune 22 AQA-3 8 8* 4* 0 Two AQA-3’s used to get channels.
Canada CP-107 Argus 32 AQA-4 16 10 4 2 Two AQA-4’s used to get channels.
Canada CP-121 Tracker 16 AQA-4 16 10 4 2 Two AQA-4’s used to get channels.
Canada CP-140 Aurora 87 OL-5004 99 60 35 4
Canada CH-124A Sea King 12 UYS-502 32 20 9 3
New Z. P-3B Orion 87 AQA-5 31 20 8 3 Two AQA-5’s used to get channels.
New Z. P-3K Orion 87 AQA-7 31 23 6 2 Can use VLAD and DICASS buoys.
New Z. SH-2G(NZ)
Super Seasprite 15 UYS-503(V5) 32 20 8 4
UK Shackelton MR.2/3 12 Aural 12 8 2 2 Operator listens to sonobuoy output.
UK Nimrod MR.1 87 AQA-5 31 20 8 3 Two AQA-5’s used to get channels.
UK Nimrod MR.2 87 AQS-901 99 60 35 4 Uses SSQ-801 Barra sonobuoy.
UK Sea King HAS.6 15 AQS-902 16 10 4 2
UK EH-101 Merlin 32 AQS-903 32 16 11 5 Operator limited to 32 channels.
UK

Notes:
Sonobuoy loadouts based on the number of A-size sonobuoys that could be carried.
Australia, S. Korea, & Japan aircraft can easily carry up to125 sonobuoys with smaller F (A/3) or G (A/2)-size LOFAR or DIFAR sonobuoys.

An ‘*’ by the channel number indicates that the total number of localization and active channels are shared.

Passive sonobuoy life is typically 1,4 or 6 hours or 1, 3, or 8 hours. Active sonobuoys have only about 0.5 hour lives.
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ANNEX Q Conversion Factors & Scales
One Harpoon Engagement Turn/CaS Air Movement Phase equals 30 seconds. One tactical turn equals 3 minutes. One intermediate turn
equals 30 minutes, or 10 tactical turns.

Recommended scale is 1 nm = 2 inches or 1000 yards = 1 inch (which will mean that speed in kts/60 = distance traveled in inches)

Speed in knots/240 = nautical miles covered in one Engagement Turn Movement Phase.
Speed in knots/20 = nautical miles covered in one Tactical turn.
Speed in knots/2 = nautical miles covered in one Intermediate turn.

1 nm = 1.852 km = 2000 yards = 1.14 land miles = one minute of latitude (one degree of latitude = 60 nm)

Mach 1= 659.5 kts at Very Low & Low altitude

648.7 kts at Medium altitude
573.7 kts at High & Very High altitude

1 Imp. gallon gasoline = 3.0444 kilograms 1 US Gallon JP-5 = 3.09 kg

1 US gallon gasoline = 2.58 kilograms 1 Imp. Gallon JP-5 = 3.63 kg
1 kilogram gasoline = .3876 US gallons

1 foot = 0.3048 meters 1 statute mile = .877 nautical mile

feet>meters = feet *.3048 Speed in mph/.877 = speed in knots
yards>meters=yards *.914 1 kilometer = .621 statute miles

1 kilogram = 2.205 pounds

1 pound = .454 kilogram

Damage point capability for ships depends on their standard displacement (submerged displacement for subs).
If the displacement is: The Damage points are:
0 to 500 tons: (T / 20)
501 to 5000 tons: (T / 30) + 9
5001 to 12000 tons: (T / 50) + 76
12000 tons and above: (T / 60) + 116

The displacement-based damage points are used to find a ships size class. For damage resistance, the following modifiers apply:

Warships built to mercantile standards (implying less wantertight compartmentalization and lower shock criteria) : -15%
Materials other than steel used in a large part of the ship’s construction:
Titanium: +15%
GRP: -10%
Aluminum: -15%
Wood: -25%
Submarines (less reserve bouyancy) : -50%
Merchant ships (minimal DC fittings, large cargo holds, no transverse bulkheads) : -50%
Hovercraft/SES (light construction) : -50%
Soviet-designed surface vessels: -10%
Supertankers: -75%
Poor workmanship: -10%
Fleet Auxiliary or Amphibious ship (cargo holds) : -25%
If a ship entered service before 1925, multiply its damage point total by 0.85.

Most merchant ships are rated by “GRT” or “Gross Registered Tonnage.” This is not the same as Standard Displacement, which is usually
computed only for warships. To calculate damage points from GRT, multiply the merchant’s GRT by 75%, then use the formula above.

Some ship classes, because of special construction techniques (titanium hulls, for example), will have a damage modifier listed along with
other data in the remarks. This factor is already taken into account in the damage point value.

The damage point levels are computed at 25, 50, 75, 90, and 100 percent of total damage.

Caculating Damage Points for Weapon Warheads:

Above Water
Warheads < 325 kg: DP = warhead wt/5
Warheads ≥ 325 kg: DP = warhead wt/6
Underwater
DC/Influence mines = Square root (warhead weight)
Torpedo/Mine contact Hit = warhead weight/4
Torpedo Influence Hit = warhead wt/2
DE Torpedo Warheads = warhead wt/2

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Albion
1959 to 1960 806 8 Sea Hawk FGA.6
815 8 Whirlwind HAS.3
849D 4 Skyraider AEW.1
894 12 Sea Venom FAW.21
1 Dragonfly HR.5 1970 to 1972 845 16 Wessex HU.5
1962 to 1964 846 7 Whirlwind HAS.7
845 12 Wessex HAS.1
1965 to 1972 848 16 Wessex HU.5
1 Wasp HAS.1
1972 to 1973 845 16 Wessex HU.5
1 Wasp HAS.1
Ark Royal
1960 800 6 Scimitar F.1
807 8 Scimitar F.1
820 6 Whirlwind HAS.7
824 8 Whirlwind HAS.7
892 8 Sea Vixen FAW.1
849A 4 Gannet AEW.3
1 Dragonfly HR.7
1962 to 1963 800 12 Scimitar F.1
815 8 Wessex HAS.1
849C 4 Gannet AEW.3
890 14 Sea Vixen FAW.1
1965 to 1966 803 12 Scimitar F.1
819 8 Wessex HAS.1
849C 4 Gannet AEW.3
1 Gannet COD
890 14 Sea Vixen FAW.1
1 Whirlwind HAR.5
1970 to 1978 892 14 Phantom FGR.2
809 12 Buccaneer S.2
849B 4 Gannet AEW.3
1 Gannet COD
824 7 Sea King HAS.1
1 Wessex HAS.1
Ark Royal 849A 4 Skyraider AEW.1
1985 to 1986 801 9 Sea Harrier FRS.1
820 9 Sea King HAS.5
1986 to 1991 801 9 Sea Harrier FRS.1
820 9 Sea King HAS.5
849B 3 Sea King AEW
1991 to 1994 801 9 Sea Harrier FRS.1
820 9 Sea King HAS.6
849B 3 Sea King AEW
Bonaventure
1959 VS-881 12 Tracker
HS-50 - Whirlwind
1960 VF-870 16 Banshee
VS-880 8 Tracker
HS-50 - Whirlwind
1962 VS-880 8 Tracker
HS-50 13 Whirlwind
1964 VS-880 12 Tracker
1965 VS-880 12 Tracker
HS-50 - Sea King
HU-21 1 HO4S-3
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Bulwark
1960 to 1964 848 13 Whirlwind HAS.7
1964 to 1966 845 13 Wessex HAS.7
1966 to 1970 845 16 Wessex Hu.5
1 Wasp HAS.1
1970 848 10 Wessex HU.5
1 Wasp HAS.1
1 Wasp HAS.1
1972 to 1976 848 16 Wessex HU.5
1 Wasp HAS.1
1979 846 9 Sea King HC.4
826 9 Sea King HAS.5
1979 to 1980 846 9 Sea King HC.4
826 9 Sea King HAS.5
820 9 Sea King HAS.5
1980 to 1981 846 6 Sea King HC.4
820 9 Sea King HAS.5
814 9 Sea King HAS.5
Centaur
1958 to 1960 801 14 Sea Hawk FGA.6
810 6 Gannet AS.4
891 8 Sea Venom FAW.22
849D 4 Skyraider AEW.1
1 Dragonfly HR.7
1961 to 1963 807 8 Scimitar F.1 (04/61 to 04/62)
849A 4 Gannet AEW.3
824 5 Whirlwind HAS.7
893 9 Sea Vixen FAW.1
1 Whirlwind HAR.5
1963 to 1965 892 9 Sea Vixen FAW.1
849A 4 Gannet AEW.3
815 5 Wessex HAS.1
Eagle
1957 to 1959 803 8 Sea Hawk FGA.6
806 8 Sea Hawk FGA.6
898 8 Sea Hawk FGA.6
814 4 Gannet AS.4
894 14 Sea Venom FAW.21
1 Dragonfly HR.7
1964 to 1966 800 14 Buccaneer S.1
800B 4 Scimitar F.1 tanker
820 5 Wessex HAS.1
849D 4 Gannet AEW.3
1 Gannet COD
899 16 Sea Vixen FAW.2
1 Whirlwind HAR.5
1967 to 1970 800 14 Buccaneer S.2
820 5 Wessex HAS.3
849D 4 Gannet AEW.3
1 Gannet COD
899 16 Sea Vixen FAW.2
1 Wessex HAS.1
1971 800 14 Buccaneer S.2
826 5 Sea King HAS.1
849D 4 Gannet AEW.3
1 Gannet COD
899 16 Sea Vixen FAW.2
1 Wessex HAS.1
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Hermes
1960 to 1962 804 8 Scimitar F.1
890 12 Sea Vixen FAW.1
814 5 Whirlwind HAS.7
849C 4 Gannet AEW.3
1 Dragonfly HR.7
1962 to 1964 803 8 Scimitar F.1
814 5 Wessex HAS.1
849B 4 Gannet AEW.3
892 12 Sea Vixen FAW.1
1 Whirlwind HAR.5
1966 to 1967 809 14 Buccaneer S.2
892 12 Sea Vixen FAW.2
826 5 Wessex HAS.3
849B 4 Gannet AEW.3
1 Gannet COD
1 Wessex HAS.1
1968 to 1970 801 7 Buccaneer S.2
893 12 Sea Vixen FAW.2
814 5 Wessex HAS.3
849A 4 Gannet AEW.3
1 Gannet COD
1 Wessex HAS.1
1973 to 1979 845 9 Wessex HU.5
814 9 Sea King HAS.1
1981 800 8 Sea Harrier FRS.1
826 9 Sea King HAS.5
1982 800 8 Sea Harrier FRS.1
899 8 Sea Harrier FRS.1
826 9 Sea King HAS.5
846 9 Sea King HAS.5
Illustrious
1982 809 8 Sea Harrier FRS.1
814 9 Sea King HAS.5
824D 3 Sea King AEW
1983 to 1987 800 8 Sea Harrier FRS.1
820 9 Sea King HAS.5
1987 to 1989 800 8 Sea Harrier FRS.1
814 9 Sea King HAS.5
849A 3 Sea King AEW
1994 801 9 Sea Harrier FRS.2
820 9 Sea King HAS.6
849B 3 Sea King AEW
Invincible
1980 to 1985 801 8 Sea Harrier FRS.1
820 9 Sea King HAS.5
1989 to 1990 800 9 Sea Harrier FRS.1
814 9 Sea King HAS.5
849A 3 Sea King AEW.2
1990 to 1995 800 9 Sea Harrier FRS.1
814 9 Sea King HAS.6
849A 3 Sea King AEW.2
1995 800 9 Sea Harrier FRS.2
814 9 Sea King HAS.6
849A 3 Sea King AEW.2
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1959 805 12 Sea Venom FAW.53
816 12 Gannet AS.1
1963 805 12 Sea Venom FAW.53
816 12 Gannet AS.1
817 Wessex
1969 805 20 Skyhawk
816 14 Tracker
817 Wessex
Victorious
1960 803 8 Scimitar F.1
892 8 Sea Vixen FAW.1
849B 4 Skyraider AEW.1 then 4 Gan-
net AEW.3
825 8 Whirlwind HAS.7
1963 to Mid 1965 801 10 Buccaneer S.1
893 6 Sea Vixen FAW.1
849A 4 Gannet AEW.3
814 8 Wessex ASW
Late 1965 801 12 Buccaneer S.2
814 8 Wessex HAS.1
849A 4 Gannet AEW.3
893 11 Sea Vixen FAW.2
RAF, RAAF, RNZAF
No 1 Sqdn, RAF
1969 Harrier GR.1/GR.3
Squadron served in the Falklands campaign.
1988 Harrier GR.5
No 2 Sqdn, RAAF
1958 to 1967 Canberra B.20
Squadron served in the Borneo confrontation.
No 3 Sqdn, RAAF
1958 to 1967 Sabre 32
1969 to 1971 Mirage III O
Squadron provided defence for Singapore during Borneo
confrontation.
No 8 Sqdn, RAF
1960 to 1961 Hunter FGA.9/FR.10
Squadron served in the Persian Gulf area from 1946 to
1967, and served in the defense of Kuwait 1961.
1972 to 1979 Shackelton MR.2
1972 to 1991 4 Shackelton AEW.2
1991 4 E-3 Sentry
No 13 Sqdn, RAF
1956 to 1961 Canberra PR.7
1972 to 1981 Canberra PR.7
1961 to 1976 Canberra PR.9
Squadron served in the defense of Kuwait 1961.
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No 14 Sqdn, RNZAF
1964 to 1966 Canberra B.(I).12
Squadron served in the Borneo confrontation 1964 to 1965.
No 20 Sqdn, RAF
1957 to 1960 Hunter F.6
1961 to 1970 Hunter FGA.9
Squadron served in the Borneo confrontation 1962 to 1966,
and in JTF 116 in 1962.
No 23 Sqdn, RAF
19?? 3 E-3 Sentry
No 29 Sqdn, RAF
1957 to 1961 Javelin FAW.6
1961 to 1967 Javelin FAW.9
Squadron served in the Blockade of Rhodesia 1965 to
1966.
1967 to 1974 Lightning F.3
1975 to 1986 Phantom FGR.2 1961 to 1968 Javelin FAW.9
1987 Tornado F.3
No 32 Sqdn, RAF
1957 to 1962 Canberra B.2
1961 to 1969 Canberra B.15
Squadron served in the Borneo confrontation 1964 to 1965.
No 37 Sqdn, RAF
1953 to 1967 8 Shackelton MR.2
Squadron served in the defense of Kuwait 1961, and the
blockade of Rhodesia 1962 to 1972.
No 38 Sqdn, RAF
1953 to 1967 8 Shackelton MR.2
Squadron served in the Blockade of Rhodesia 1966 to
1972.
No 40 Sqdn, RAF
1957 to 1970 Canberra B.2
1972 to 1976 Hunter FGA.9
Squadron served in the Borneo confrontation.
No 42 Sqdn, RAF
1952 to 1966 8 Shackelton MR.2
1965 to 1971 8 Shackelton MR.3
Squadron provided detachments to the Persian Gulf area,
and the blockade of Rhodesia 1962 to 1972.
1971 to 1984 8 Nimrod MR.1
1983 3 Nimrod MR.2
No 43 Sqdn, RAF
1956 to 1960 Hunter F.6
1960 to 1967 Hunter FGA.9
Squadron provided detachments to the Persian Gulf area
1963 to 1967.
1969 Phantom FG.1
1988 Phantom FGR.2
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No 45 Sqdn, RAF
1957 to 1970 Canberra B.2
1972 to 1976 Hunter FGA.9
Squadron served in the Borneo confrontation 1962 to 1966.
No 51 Sqdn, RAF
1958 to 1976 8 Canberra B.6
1958 to 1975 8 Comet C.2(R)
1971 2 Nimrod R.1
No 58 Sqdn, RAF
1954 to 1970 Canberra PR.7
1960 to 1963 Canberra PR.9
1973 to 1976 Hunter FGA.9
Squadron provided detatchments for the Persian Gulf area
1962.
No 60 Sqdn, RAF
1959 to 1961 Meteor NF.14
Squadron provided all weather defence for Singapore 1963
to 1966
No 64 Sqdn, RAF
1960 to 1967 Javelin FAW.9
Squadron provided all weather defence for Singapore 1964
to 1967.
No 75 Sqdn, RAAF
1967 to 1971 Mirage III O
Squadron provided defence for Singapore during Borneo
confrontation.
No 77/79 Sqdn, RAAF
1962 to 1968 8 Sabre 32
Squadron served in the Thailand area, and in JTF 116 in
1962.
No 81 Sqdn, RAF
1953 to 1961 Meteor PR.10
1960 to 1970 Canberra PR.7
Squadron served in the Borneo confrontation 1963 to 1966.
No 88 Sqdn, RAF
1956 to 1962 Canberra B.1
Squadron served in the defense of Kuwait 1961
No 120 Sqdn, RAF
1958 to 1971 8 Shackelton MR.3
1970 to 1982 8 Nimrod MR.1
1981 8 Nimrod MR.2
No 201 Sqdn, RAF
1958 to 1970 8 Shackelton MR.3
1970 to 1983 8 Nimrod MR.1
1982 8 Nimrod MR.2
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No 203 Sqdn, RAF
1958 to 1962 8 Shackelton MR.3
1962 to 1966 8 Shackelton MR.2
1966 to 1971 8 Shackelton MR.3
Squadron operated out of Northern Ireland.
1971 to 1977 8 Nimrod MR.1
Squadron transfered to Malta then to Italy.

No 204 Sqdn, RAF

1959 to 1972 8 Shackelton MR.2
Squadron served in the Blockade of Rhodesia 1966 to
1972.

No 205 Sqdn, RAF

1958 to 1962 8 Shackelton MR.1
1962 to 1971 8 Shackelton MR.2
Squadron served in the Borneo confrontation 1962 to 1966.

No 206 Sqdn, RAF

1958 to 1970 8 Shackelton MR.3
1970 to 1981 8 Nimrod MR.1
1980 7 Nimrod MR.2

No 208 Sqdn, RAF

1959 to 1960 Venom FB.4
1960 to 1971 Hunter FGA.9
Squadron served in the Persian Gulf area until 1961 to
1964, and in the defense of Kuwait 1961.
1974 Buccaneer S.2

No 210 Sqdn, RAF

1958 to 1971 8 Shackelton MR.2
Squadron served in the Blockade of Rhodesia 1966 to
1972, and in the Persian Gulf area 1970 to 1971.

No 213 Sqdn, RAF

1956 to 1969 Canberra B.1
Squadron served in the defense of Kuwait 1961

No 224 Sqdn, RAF

1953 to 1966 8 Shackelton MR.2
Squadron provided detatchments for the Persian Gulf area
1964.

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SQUADRON HISTORIES Disband 18 Dec 1969

Equip = Re-equipped with the following version or a totally 804

new Aircraft.
Reform = Reformed on this date.
Disband = Disbanded on this date.
Squad = Renamed to new squadron.
Renum = Renumbered from a training squadron.
Comm = Commissioned.
800 Disband 15 Dec 1961
Equip — Jan 1947 F Mk17 Seafire
Equip — — 1949 FR Mk47 Seafire
Disband 10 Nov 1950
Reform 17 Aug 1951 F Mk1 Attacker
Equip — — 1952 FB Mk1 Attacker
Equip — — 1953 FB Mk2 Attacker
Equip — — 1954 FB Mk3 Sea Hawk
Equip — — 1956 FGA Mk6 Sea Hawk
Disband — — ——
Reform 01 Jul 1959 F Mk1 Scimitar
Disband 25 Feb 1964 Equip — Jul 1954 FB Mk3 Sea Hawk
Reform 18 Mar 1964 S Mk1 Buccaneer
Equip — Nov 1966 S Mk2 Buccaneer
Disband 23 Feb 1972
801 Equip — Dec 1945 F Mk17 Seafire
Reform 01 Jul 1947 F Mk20 Sea Hornet
Equip — Mar 1951 FB Mk11 Sea Fury
Disband
Equip — 1954 FB Mk3 Sea Hawk
Disband
Reform 17 Jul 1962 S Mk1 Buccaneer
Disband 27 Jul 1965
Reform 14 Oct 1965 S Mk2 Buccaneer
Disband 21 Jul 1970
Reform 28 Jan 1981 FRS Mk1 Sea Harrier
Reform 01 Oct 1946 F Mk15 Seafire
Equip — Jan 1948 FR Mk47 Seafire
Equip — — —— Sea Fury
Equip — — 1949 F Mk5 Firefly
Equip — — 1953 F Mk1 Sea Hawk
Disband
Reform 1 Mar 1960 F Mk1 Scimitar
805
Equip — Aug 1945 F Mk15 Seafire
Equip — Aug 1948 F Mk10/11 Sea Fury
Equip — Feb 1949 FB Mk11 Sea Fury
806
Reform — Mar 1953 F Mk1 Sea Hawk
Equip — — 1954 F Mk2 Sea Hawk
Equip — — 1956 FGA Mk6 Sea Hawk
Disband 15 Dec 1960
807
Equip — Sep 1947 F Mk10 Sea Fury
Equip — Dec 1948 FB Mk11 Sea Fury
Equip — — 1954 F Mk2 Sea Hawk
Equip — — 1956 FGA Mk6 Sea Hawk
Disband
Reform 1 Oct 1958 F Mk1 Scimitar
Disband 15 May 1962

802
Equip — Aug 1945 F Mk15 Seafire
Equip — Apr 1948 F Mk10 Sea Fury
Equip — Jun 1948 FB Mk11 Sea Fury
Disband
Reform — — 1954 F Mk2 Sea Hawk
Equip — — 1956 FGA Mk6 Sea Hawk
Disband

803 RCN (transferred to RCN 24 Jan 46)

Equip — Aug 1945 F Mk15 Seafire
Equip — Aug 1947 F Mk10 Sea Fury
Equip — Feb 1950 FB Mk11 Sea Fury
Disband
Reform 26 Nov 1951 F Mk1 Attacker
Equip — — 1953 FB Mk2 Attacker
Equip — — 1954 FB Mk3 Sea Hawk
Equip — — 1956 FGA Mk6 Sea Hawk
Disband
Reform 03 Jun 1958 F Mk1 Scimitar
Equip — Feb 1964 F Mk1 Scimitar
Disband 01 Oct 1966
Reform 03 Jul 1967 S Mk2 Buccaneer

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809
Equip — Oct 1945 F Mk17 Seafire
Disband
Reform 10 Jan 1949 NF Mk21 Sea Hornet
Disband 10 May 1954
Reform 10 May 1954 F Mk20 Sea Venom
Equip — Aug 1955 F Mk21 Sea Venom
Disband 20 Mar 1956
Reform — Jan 1963 S Mk1 Buccaneer
Disband 26 Mar 1965
Reform 27 Jan 1966 S Mk2 Buccaneer
Disband 15 Dec 1978
Reform 08 Apr 1982 FRS Mk1 Sea Harrier

810
Reform 01 Oct 1947 FR Mk4 Firefly
Disband 16 Oct 1949
Reform — — 1949 Mk5 Firefly
Equip — Mar 1954 FB Mk11 Sea Fury
Disband 22 Mar 1955
Reform 20 Apr 1959 AS Mk4 Gannet
Disband 12 Jul 1960

811
Equip — Apr 1946 (12) FB Mk6 Sea Mosquito
Equip — Dec 1946 (6) FB Mk6 Sea Mosquito
Disband 01 Jul 1947
Reform
Equip — — 1954 FB Mk3 Sea Hawk
Equip — — 1956 FGA Mk6 Sea Hawk
Disband
812
Equip — Mar 1948 FR Mk4 Firefly
Equip — Jul 1948 (12)FR Mk5 Firefly
Equip — Sep 1948 +(4)NM Mk1 Firefly
Equip — — 1955 AS Mk1 Gannet
Disband
813
Reform 01 Sep 1945 TF Mk4 Firebrand
Disband 30 Sep 1946
Reform 01 May 1947 TF Mk5 Firebrand
Equip — Aug 1953 S Mk4 Wyvern
Disband — Nov 1955
Reform — — 1957 S Mk4 Wyvern
Disband 22 Apr 1958
814
Equip — Apr 1948 FR Mk4 Firefly
Equip — Nov 1948 FR Mk5 Firefly
Equip — Mar 1954 AS Mk5 Avenger
Equip — Nov 1955 AS Mk1 Gannet
Equip — — 1957 AS Mk4 Gannet
Disband
Reform 28 Nov 1961 (8) HAS Mk1 Wessex
Equip — Aug 1967 HAS Mk3 Wessex
Reform 30 Mar 1973 HAS Mk5 Sea King
815
Barracuda Mk3
Equip — May 1953 TBM-3E Avenger
Equip — Jan 1954 AS Mk4 Avenger
Equip — Jul 1954 AS Mk5 Avenger
Equip — Oct 1955 AS Mk1 Gannet
Equip — — 1957 AS Mk4 Gannet
Equip — Sep 1958 HAS Mk7 Whirlwind
Equip — Jan 1959 HAR Mk3 Whrilwind
Squad — Aug 1959 737
Reform 04 Jul 1961 (8) HAS Mk1 Wessex
Disband 07 Oct 1966
Reform 01 Jan 1981 HAS Mk2 Lynx
816 RAN
Reform 28 Aug 1948 FR Mk4 Firefly
Equip — Oct 1951 FR Mk5 Firefly
817 RAN
— — 1950 Mk5 Firefly
Equip — Dec 1951 AS Mk6 Firefly
(—)819
Squad 05 Oct 1961 (5) HAS Mk1 Wessex
Equip — Apr 1968
Disband
Reform 09 Feb 1971 HAS Mk5 Seaking

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820 826
— — 1951 Mk5 Firefly AS Mk6 Firefly
Equip — — —— AS Mk6 Firefly Equip — Jan 1955 AS Mk1 Gannet
Equip — Feb 1954 AS Mk4 Avenger Equip — Oct 1968 HAS Mk3 Wessex
Equip 07 Mar 1955 AS Mk1 Gannet Disband 25 Mar 1970
Equip — — 1956 AS Mk4 Gannet Reform 02 Jun 1970 HAS Mk5 Sea King
Equip — Jan 1958 HAS Mk7 Whirlwind
Disband 827
Reform — Sep 1964 HAS Mk1 Wessex — — 1950 FR Mk1 Firefly
Equip — May 1969 (4) HAS Mk3 Wessex Disband
Disband Reform 13 Dec 1950 TF Mk5 Firebrand
Equip — Dec 1972 HAS Mk5 SeaKing Disband 03 Dec 1952
Reform 01 Nov 1954 S Mk4 Wyvern
824 Disband — Nov 1955
AS Mk6 Firefly
Equip — Jul 1953 TBM-3E Avenger 830
Equip — — —— AS Mk4 Avenger Reform — Nov 1955 S Mk4 Wyvern
Equip — Feb 1955 AS Mk1 Gannet Disband 05 Jan 1957
Equip — Oct 1956 AS Mk4 Gannet
Disband 01 Nov 1957
Reform 831
Equip — Apr 1958 HAS Mk7 Whirlwind Reform — Nov 1955 S Mk4 Wyvern
Reform 24 Feb 1970 HAS Mk5 Seaking Disband 10 Dec 1957

825 RCN 706 (845)

Equip 08 Aug 1947 FR Mk4 Firefly Reform 07 Sep 1953 HAS Mk22 Whirlwind
Equip — — 1949 FR Mk5 Firefly ?
Squad — — 1951 880 RCN Reform 10 Apr 1962 HAS Mk1 Wessex
Equip — — —— HU Mk5 Wessex
Equip 31 Oct 1986 HC Mk4 Sea King
825 RN
Reform 12 Jun 1951 AS Mk5 Firefly
Equip — — 1955 AS Mk1 Gannet 846
Equip — — 1957 AS Mk4 Gannet Equip — May 1962 HAS Mk7 Whirlwind
Disband — Oct 1964
Reform — Apr 1976 HU Mk5 Wessex
Disband
Reform
Equip — Dec 1979 HC Mk4 Seaking

847
— — 1956 AS Mk1 Gannet
Equip — — 1957 AS Mk4 Gannet
Disband
Reform — May 1963 HAS Mk7 Whirlwind
Disband — Dec 1964
Reform
Equip HU Mk5 Wessex
Disband — — 1982

848
Reform 29 Oct 1952 HAR Mk21 Whirlwind
Disband — Dec 1956
Reform 14 Oct 1958 HAS Mk22 Whirlwind
Equip — Nov 1959 HAS Mk7 Whirlwind
Disband — Jul 1963
Renum 19 Apr 1982 HU Mk5 Wessex
Disband — — 1982

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Squad 07 Jul 1952 778
Reform 01 Nov 1984 Sea King AEW Mk2
849A
Formed — Nov 1952 Skyraider AEW Mk1
Equip 01 Feb 1960 Gannet AEW Mk3
Disband — Jul 1970
849B Disband
Formed — Nov 1952 Skyraider AEW Mk1
Equip — — 1960 Gannet AEW Mk3
Disband 15 Dec 1978
849C
Formed — Jun 1953 Skyraider AEW Mk1
Equip — — 1960 Gannet AEW Mk3
Disband — Oct 1966
849D
Equip — Dec 1960 Gannet AEW Mk3
Disband — Jan 1972
879
Equip — Oct 1945 F Mk17 Sea Fire
Squad 15 mar 1954 845
Reform 14 Nov 1955 HAR Mk3 Whirlwind
Equip — Aug 1957 HAS Mk7 Whrilwind
Disband
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890
Comm 22 Apr 1952 F Mk1 Attacker
Disband 03 Dec 1952
Reform — Mar 1954 F Mk20 Sea Venom
Squad 12 Sep 1955 766
Reform 07 May 1956 F Mk21 Sea Venom
Absorbed — Apr 1956
Reform 01 Feb 1960 F Mk1 Sea Vixen
Reform 14 Aug 1967 F Mk2 Sea Vixen
Disband 06 Aug 1971
891
Reform 08 Nov 1954 F Mk20 Sea Venom
Equip — Jun 1955 F Mk21 Sea Venom
Disband — Apr 1956
Reform — Dec 1957 F Mk22 Sea Venom
Disband — Jul 1961
892
Reform 04 Jul 1955 F Mk21 Sea Venom
Disband
Reform 01 Jul 1959 F Mk1 Sea Vixen
Equip — Dec 1965 F Mk2 Sea Vixen
Disband 04 Nov 1968
Reform 31 Mar 1969 FG Mk1 Phantom
Disband 15 Dec 1978
893
Reform 07 May 1956 F Mk21 Sea Venom
Equip — Jan 1959 F Mk22 Sea Venom
Disband — Feb 1960
Reform 09 Sep 1960 F Mk1 Sea Vixen
Disband
Reform 04 Nov 1965 F Mk2 Sea Vixen
Disband 14 Jul 1970
894
Reform 14 Jan 1957 F Mk22 Sea Venom
Disband 17 Dec 1960
897
Equip — Oct 1945 F Mk17 Seafire
Equip — — 1954 FB Mk3 Sea Hawk
Equip — — 1956 FGA Mk6 Sea Hawk
Disband
898
Equip — — 1953 F Mk1 Sea Hawk
Equip — — 1954 FB Mk3 Sea Hawk
Equip — — 1956 FGA Mk6 Sea Hawk
Disband
899
Reform 01 Feb 1961 F Mk1 Sea Vixen
Disband
Reform 15 Jun 1964 F Mk2 Sea Vixen
Disband 23 Jan 1972
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Combat Fleets of the World, A.D. Baker III, ed.
Jane’s All the World’s Aircraft, John W.R. Taylor, ed
Jane’s Fighting Ships, Capt. J.E. Moore, RN, ed.
Squadron/Signal Aircraft in Action, various authors
Warship, Robert Gardiner ed.
Weyer’s Warships of the World, Werner Globke, ed.
World Naval Weapons Systems, by Norman Friedman.

Periodicals
Armed Forces Flying Review
International Defence Review Jane’s Defence Weekly
Maritime Defence Naval Forces
Navy International Sea Power
Naval Institute Proceedings Warship International
Warship World

Official Sources
Operating Data Manuals and/or Pilots Notes held by the FAA and RAF museums. These booklets are type-specific.
Public Records Office fles in the FO371 series and DEFE4 and 6 series.
The RAN Fleet Air Arm museum
British Defence Policy East of Suez Darby OUP 1973
Konfrontasi Mackie OUP 1974

The Internet
Alex’s Royal Navy Page www.netcomuk.co.uk/~awalton/navy/navy.html
RAAF Museum-Point Cook (Home Page) www.nasma.com/raafmus/index.html
RN Combatant Series www.strath.ac.uk/~aeu95313/mcs.html
Dave’s Reference of Choice www.magmacom.com/~trea/daveref.html
Canadian Navy Home Page www.marlant.halifax.dnd.ca

Renan Santos (Order #14116731)