Hamilton Class High Endurance Cutter

Hamilton Class High Endurance Cutter

(WHEC)

United States

715 USCGS Hamilton
716 USCGS Dallas
717 USCGS Mellon
718 USCGS Chase
719 USCGS Boutwell
720 USCGS Sherman
721 USCGS Gallatin
722 USCGS Morgenthau
723 USCGS Rush
724 USCGS Munro
725 USCGS Jarvis
726 USCGS Midgett

  Built in the 60's and 70's, the Hamilton is a traditional cutter in the Coast Guard sense.  Helmed by 'fly-by-wire' technology, the Hamilton's are used for embargoes and even in war patrols.  In a matter of a few weeks, the Hamilton's can be converted to carry Harpoon and towed array.  Though this is extreme, in T:2000, assume it has been done already for those units still surviving.  These ocean going vessels are fast and nimble, making them excellent at a variety of interception and preventative patrols.

 

 

 

Travel Move: 23/23
Fuel Cap: 3 000
Fuel Consum: 650
Armament: 1x Bow OTO 76mm Gun,

2x 25mm Bushmaster Autocannons,

1x CIWS AA Turret

4x .50 cal BMG

Config: Vessel
Tonnage: 3 050
Ammo: 800x 76mm, 5 000x 25mm

10 000x 20mm, 20 000x .50 cal

Propulsion: CODOG in 2 Shafts w/CPP

2 GT's or 2 Diesel Engines

Bow Thrusters

Fuel Type: G, A, D
Length: 115 meters
Draft: 6.1 meters RADAR Sign: 3
Speed: 30 SONAR Sign: 3
Turn: 4 Hull Armour: 13
Acceleration: 4 Waterline Armour: 14
Pumps: 6 Superstructure Arm: 16
Night Vision: White Light, IR, Radar Size: 4
Load: 1x Helo, 2 RHIB's Full Speed: 20 boxes (ea. box = 51 float. hits)
Min/Opt Crew: 55/200 Dead In Water: 20 boxes (ea. box = 51 float. hits)
Mnt: 26 Sunk: 20 boxes (ea. box = 51 float. hits)

Famous Class Medium Endurance Cutter

(WMEC)

United States

901 USCGS Bear
902 USCGS Tampa
903 USCGS Harriet Lane
904 USCGS Northland
905 USCGS Spencer
906 USCGS Seneca
907 USCGS Escanaba
908 USCGS Tahoma
909 USCGS Campbell
910 USCGS Thetis
911 USCGS Forward
912 USCGS Legare
913 USCGS Mohawk


 One of the first medium endurance cutters with a hanger (telescopic), the Famous class was built in the 90's.  Very lively in rough seas, these inexpensive to run ships are effective for coastal protection and anti-drug patrols in the Gulf of Mexico.  Fully automated, plans to adapt Harpoon and CIWS were dropped to keep costs from skyrocketing for the class.

 

 

 

 

Travel Move: 20/20
Fuel Cap: 2 000
Fuel Consum: 500
Armament: 1x Bow OTO 76mm Gun,

2x .50 cal BMG OR Mk 19 GL

Config: Vessel
Tonnage: 1 825
Ammo: 500x 76mm, 10 000x .50 cal Propulsion: 2 Diesel Engines in 2 Shafts w/CPP
Fuel Type: G, A, D
Length: 82 meters
Draft: 4.2 meters RADAR Sign: 3
Speed: 30 SONAR Sign: 3
Turn: 3 Hull Armour: 10
Acceleration: 3 Waterline Armour: 11
Pumps: 4 Superstructure Arm: 12
Night Vision: White Light, IR, Radar Size: 3
Load: 1x Helo, 1 RHIB Full Speed: 20 boxes (ea. box = 31 float. hits)
Min/Opt Crew: 22/115 Dead In Water: 20 boxes (ea. box = 31 float. hits)
Mnt: 22 Sunk: 20 boxes (ea. box = 31 float. hits)

Oliver Hazard Perry Class

(FFG-7)

United States

FFG 10 USS Duncan FFG 33 USS Jarrett FFG 43 USS Thach FFG 53 USS Hawes
FFG 12 USS George Philip FFG 34 USS Aubrey Fitch FFG 45 USS DeWert FFG 54 USS Ford
FFG 13 USS Samuel Eliot Morison FFG 36 USS Underwood FFG 46 USS Rentz FFG 55 USS Elrod
FFG 15 USS Estocin FFG 37 USS Crommelin FFG 47 USS Nicolas FFG 56 USS Simpson
FFG 19 USS John A. Moore FFG 38 USS Curts FFG 48 USS Vandegrift FFG 57 USS Reuben James
FFG 28 USS Boone FFG 39 USS Doyle FFG 49 USS Robert G. Bradley FFG 58 USS Samuel B. Roberts
FFG 29 USS Stephen W. Groves FFG 40 USS Halyburton FFG 50 USS Taylor FFG 59 USS Kauffman
FFG 31 USS Stark FFG 41 USS McClusky FFG 51 USS Gary FFG 60 USS Rodney M. Davis
FFG 32 USS John L. Hall FFG 42 USS Klakring FFG 52 USS Carr FFG 61 USS Ingraham
 

Australia - Adelaide Class

FFG 01 HMAS Adelaide
FFG 02 HMAS Canberra
FFG 03 HMAS Sydney
FFG 04 HMAS Darwin
FFG 05 HMAS Melbourne
FFG 06 HMAS Newcastle

Bahrain - Sabha Class

2150 (ex FFG 24) BANS Sabha (ex Jack Williams)

Egypt - Eleikh Class

F-901 (ex FFG 22) ENS Sharm El-Sheikh (ex Fahrion)
F-906 (ex FFG 23) ENS Toushka (ex Lewis B. Puller)
F-911 (ex FFG 25) ENS Mubarak (ex Copeland)
F-916 (ex FFG 26) ENS Taba (ex Gallery)

Poland

272 (ex FFG 11) General Kazimierz Pulawski (ex Clark)
273 (ex FFG 14) Kosciuzkol (ex John H. Sides)

Spain - Santa Maria Class

F 81 Santa Maria
F 82 Victoria
F 83 Numancia
F 84 Reina Sofia
F 85 Navarra
F 86 Canarias

Turkey - Gaziantep Class

F 490 (ex FFG 16) TCG Gaziantep (ex Clifton Sprague)
F 491 (ex FFG 20) TCG Giresun (ex Antrim)
F 492 (ex FFG 21) TCG Gemlik (ex Flatley)
F 493 (ex FFG 30) TCG Gelibolu (ex Reid)
F 494 (ex FFG 27) TCG Gokceada (ex Mahlon S. Tisdale)

Designed in the 70's as a 'modular' design concept, the OHP is inexpensive to build and repair.  Many nations throughout the world use the OHP including Spain, Turkey and Australia (those class names listed in brackets).  A decent frigate and ASW platform, the OHP is used in a variety of roles in its escort capacity.  Two helos are carried aboard and are hangered in the aft.  The 76mm turret is mid-ships, above the hanger.  A ship of curious lore, the U.S.S. Stark was hit by an Iraqi missile in 1987, and the U.S.S. Samuel R. Roberts struck a mine in 1988.  The namesake ship, U.S.S. Oliver Hazard Perry (FFG-7) has herself been paid off.

 

 

USS Ingraham (FFG-61) in Atlantic Ocean

Travel Move: 24/24
Fuel Cap: 4 000
Fuel Consum: 500
Armament: 1x 76 mm OTO Melara Mk 75

1x Universal Fore SAM/SSM Launcher

6x 21" Torpedo Tubes

1x CIWS AA Turret

4x .50 cal BMG

Config: Vessel
Tonnage: 4 100
Ammo: 900x 76mm, 36x GDC SAMs,

4x Harpoon SSM, 24x Torpedoes,

15 000x 20mm, 20 000x .50 cal

Propulsion: 2x GT's to 1 Shaft
Fuel Type: G, A, D
Length: 138 meters
Draft: 7.5 meters RADAR Sign: 4
Speed: 30 SONAR Sign: 3
Turn: 2 Hull Armour: 20
Acceleration: 2 Waterline Armour: 25
Pumps: 6 Superstructure Arm: 25
Night Vision: White Light, IR, Radar, Active Sonar, Towed Array Size: 4
Load: Helo x2, 2 RHIB's Full Speed: 20 boxes (ea. box = 68 float. hits)
Min/Opt Crew: 50/206 Dead In Water: 20 boxes (ea. box = 68 float. hits)
Mnt: 30 Sunk: 20 boxes (ea. box = 68 float. hits)

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