Smaller air-capable sea control ship designed to operate helicopters and V/STOL aircraft. Fuel weight 1,444 LT. Dimensions 609.0 x 78.5 x 22.8 x 51.9 x (freeboard) feet. Range 5,200 (at 30 knots)-2,400 (at 50 knots) nautical miles.
Sea control ship (SCS) general applicable for the next specific warfare areas:
ASMD=self protection against anti-ship missiles
ASW (P)=force protection against subsurface threats
AAW=fore attribution of airborne threats
ASUW=warfare against surface ship threats
ARW=strike warfare using carrier-based tactical air
EW=electronic warfare
CAC=command, control and communication
CDS=combat direction systems
SURV=surveillance
MIW=mine warfare
SPW=special warfare
Principal mission characteristics
Mission: sea control task force defense
Duration in day: 24.6
Range in nautical miles: 12,1000
Mission description: escort of task force to/from operation area. Five days in operation area. Continuous VSTOL and ASW helo stations maintained in transit and op area
Ship operational parameters
Days in transit: 19.6
Transit day profile hours: 8
Transit day profile in knots: 24
Transit day profile in nautical miles: 192
Days in op area: 5?
Op area day profile in hours: 4
Op area day profile in knots: 24
Op area day profile in nautical miles: 9
Total time at speed in hours: 312
Total time at speed in knots: 24
Ship operational parameters
Days in transit:
Transit day profile hours: 16
Transit day profile in knots: 20
Transit day profile in nautical miles: 320
Days in op area: 5
Op area day profile in hours: 20
Op area day profile in knots: 16
Op area day profile in nautical miles:320
Total time at speed in hours: 100
Total time at speed in knots: 16
Number of embarked aircraft: 10 VSTOL-10 Helo ASW
Sorties per aircraft-day: 2.0 both types
Hours per sortie: VSTOL 1.44-Helo 4.0
Number of aircraft flying per day transit: VSTOL 9-Helo 6
Number of aircraft flying per day op area: VSTOL 9-Helo 3
Source
Hydrogen. Hearings before the subcommittee of energy research, development and demonstration of the committee on science and technology U.S. House of Representatives. Ninety-fourth congress, first session June 10 and 12, 1975, p. 1027 and further.
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