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Revision as of 11:43, 13 December 2012
The Berlin class of cruisers is the United Nations Interplanetary Navy's primary offensive combat space craft.
Project MOSCOW
In early January 2028, the UN received a shock when the Federation unilaterally annexed Saturn and its environs out to 200m km. At the same time, the Federation launched the first craft of its Moskva class, instantly eclipsing the UN's space-capable combat forces.
In response, the UN leadership solicited bids from naval shipbuilding concerns and decided on a design created by UNIN junior officer Commander Veloxyll. With the internal designation "Project MOSCOW", development resources were showered on the project, leading to the first hull UNS Berlin (CA-1) being laid down less than eighteen months later and completed only five months after that.
Armament
The Berlin-class's armament consists of one large void torpedo tube (manufactured by Bofors) and five small point defense launch tubes. The former is designed to launch missiles massing up to 20,000 kg, and the Berlin's standard loadout equips it with twelve SBM-5A "Hammer" cruise missiles. The point defense tubes, capable of accommodating missiles up to 2500 kg, was originally designed to launch the SIM-3A "Wasp" interceptor missile, but this missile was quickly phased out in favor of the SSM-6A "Hornet" Anti-ship missile. The standard loadout calls for 120 of these dual-purpose missiles.
Sensors
The Berlin-class's sensor suite is designed to complement its armament. It carries a UN/STY-6 "Mercury" passive thermal sensor which, if directed against another Berlin-class cruiser, would be able to detect it at 3m km. Its active sensor suite includes an UN/SGY-5 "Overwatch" long-distance search sensor for detecting ships 1000 tons and over, and a UN/SGS-4 "Warbler" missile warning sensor for picking up the emissions of incoming missiles.
To direct its offensive armament, the Berlin-class carries a UN/SGM-3 "Aegis" missile fire control for directing the point defense launchers and a more powerful UN/SGM-7 "Oversight" torpedo director for control of the void torpedo tube.
Class Members
Hull Number | Name | Laid Down | Commissioned | Construction Shipyard |
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CA-1 | UNS Berlin | 2 July 2029 | 16 December 2029 | Versailles Shipyard |
CA-2 | UNS Warsaw | 17 December 2029 | 27 May 2030 | Versailles Shipyard |
CA-3 | UNS Budapest | 28 May 2030 | 9 November 2030 | Versailles Shipyard |
CA-4 | UNS Sofia | 9 November 2030 | 21 April 2031 | Versailles Shipyard |
CA-5 | UNS Prague | 26 April 2031 | 23 April 2032 | Versailles Shipyard |
Aurora Design
Berlin class Cruiser 5,000 tons 467 Crew 505.8 BP TCS 100 TH 150 EM 0 1500 km/s Armour 3-26 Shields 0-0 Sensors 20/1/0/0 Damage Control Rating 3 PPV 18 Maint Life 5.36 Years MSP 190 AFR 66% IFR 0.9% 1YR 11 5YR 166 Max Repair 32 MSP Magazine 216 Pratt & Whitney 25000M-E100 Nuclear Thermal Engine (6) Power 25 Fuel Use 100% Signature 25 Armour 0 Exp 5% Fuel Capacity 150,000 Litres Range 54.0 billion km (416 days at full power) Bofors SML-8 Mk. 1 Missile Launch Battery (R240) (1) Missile Size 8 Rate of Fire 240 ATK SML-1 Mk. 1 Point Defense Launch Tube (R30) (10) Missile Size 1 Rate of Fire 30 Raytheon UN/SGM-7 Oversight Torpedo Director (D6.7-R1000) (1) Range 6.7m km Resolution 20 Honeywell UN/SGM-3 Aegis Missile Defense Control (D3-R50) (1) Range 3.0m km Resolution 1 MBDA SSM-6A Hornet Anti-Ship Missile (120) Speed: 11,200 km/s End: 13.3m Range: 9m km WH: 1 Size: 1 TH: 37 / 22 / 11 Raytheon SBM-5A Hammer Cruise Missile (12) Speed: 5,600 km/s End: 13.3m Range: 4.8m km WH: 0 Size: 8 TH: 18 / 11 / 5 Raytheon UN/SGY-5 Overwatch Tracking Array (D4.5-R1000) (1) GPS 400 Range 4.5m km Resolution 20 Honeywell UN/SGS-4 Warbler Missile Warning Sensor (D1.5-R50) (1) GPS 30 Range 1.5m km Resolution 1 Mitsubishi Electric UN/STY-6 Mercury Thermal Array (1) Sensitivity 20 Detect Sig Strength 1000: 20m km Missile to hit chances are vs targets moving at 3000 km/s, 5000 km/s and 10,000 km/s This design is classed as a Military Vessel for maintenance purposes