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PM in turkey but he is not accompanied by any defence representative e.g. Even
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I will say this, if it is Ada class rather than Istanbul class, then I would seriously wonder about the future of the PN. There is a glaring hole with respect to the air-defense capabilities of the fleet. Ada will not change that and the thought that 1 squadron of JF-17 operating from land will resolve that is minimizing the hole that PN is in vis a vis Indian Navy. They need ships that are able to defend themselves from Missile/aerial attacks. Given that RAM and RAM-2 are likely not available to PN, the Ada class will lend zero to advancing PNs capabilities beyond retiring Type 21s. They need to go for Istanbul class
Just Ada with Ram block 2 would be nice too, compared to F22P.doesnt article clearly states that this likely ada class NOT ISTANBUL class
if it is Istanbul class with VLS Mk41 and RAM block 2 than its obviously a great deal
There is no point in an ADA acquisition without a point defence missile system. Worst case, you install a 21 round 9km FL-3000N, a Chinese AK-176 copy and a pair of Chinese single 25mm or 30mm cannon. FL-3000N means less range than HQ7 (12-15km, depending on FM-80/90) but better suited to anti-missile role, more ready rounds, ir/rf-homing = fire and forget = engage multiple targets better in quick succession. RAM block 0, 1 equivalent.I will say this, if it is Ada class rather than Istanbul class, then I would seriously wonder about the future of the PN. There is a glaring hole with respect to the air-defense capabilities of the fleet. Ada will not change that and the thought that 1 squadron of JF-17 operating from land will resolve that is minimizing the hole that PN is in vis a vis Indian Navy. They need ships that are able to defend themselves from Missile/aerial attacks. Given that RAM and RAM-2 are likely not available to PN, the Ada class will lend zero to advancing PNs capabilities beyond retiring Type 21s. They need to go for Istanbul class
They'd be assembled in Pakistan, like the PNFTwill the ships be manufactured in both turk and pak?
Not two here two there?They'd be assembled in Pakistan, like the PNFT
f-22p cost less than twice what ada will cost, meaning too much cost for too little add onsJust Ada with Ram block 2 would be nice too, compared to F22P.
There is no point in an ADA acquisition without a point defence missile system. Worst case, you install a 21 round 9km FL-3000N, a Chinese AK-176 copy and a pair of Chinese single 25mm or 30mm cannon. FL-3000N means less range than HQ7 (12-15km, depending on FM-80/90) but better suited to anti-missile role, more ready rounds, ir/rf-homing = fire and forget = engage multiple targets better in quick succession. RAM block 0, 1 equivalent.
Plus, ADA will be less easily detected than F22P, most likely. Do not underestimate the value of that.
IMHO, large AAW destroyers have no place in PN.
Quality doesn't come cheap and you can't just look at weapons. For a slightly smaller ship, he 2400 ton Ada uses 106 crew, versus 170 for the 3150 ton F22P (0.044 human per ton versus 0.054 human per ton). TF-100: 125 crew for 3000 tons, or 0.42 human per ton. That informs a bit about automation (something not immediatly apparent from the outside). There's a lot going in to these ships that isn't apparent or immediately visible, that makes them better ships.f-22p cost less than twice what ada will cost, meaning too much cost for too little add ons
i agree that large destroyers have no role but decent size frigates having around 32 VLS are important these days
of topic PN needs to get RAM for its azmat class as well
Depends. STM told MSI that all four could be built in Pakistan, but I expect it'll be like the PNFT where STM will manufacture and supply kits to Pakistan for stuff that KSEW can't yet produce.Not two here two there?
Just Ada with Ram block 2 would be nice too, compared to F22P.
There is no point in an ADA acquisition without a point defence missile system. Worst case, you install a 21 round 9km FL-3000N, a Chinese AK-176 copy and a pair of Chinese single 25mm or 30mm cannon. FL-3000N means less range than HQ7 (12-15km, depending on FM-80/90) but better suited to anti-missile role, more ready rounds, ir/rf-homing = fire and forget = engage multiple targets better in quick succession. RAM block 0, 1 equivalent.
Plus, ADA will be less easily detected than F22P, most likely. Do not underestimate the value of that.
With AShM missile ranges being 200-300km or more, there is little change of engaging airborne launch platforms with any SAM. So, the only reason for longer range missile is dealing with supersonic missiles farther out. It still remains better to kill the launch platform than to defend against the munition.
Reality is that PN cannot (and should not attempt) to match IN in numbers or - given lower numbers - role specialization. If you want an AAAW ship, develop a dedicated variant on the same hull, loosing e.g. the helicopter and hanger, in order to install a large VLS farm, long range missiles and appropriate associated sensors. IMHO, large AAW destroyers have no place in PN.
Quality doesn't come cheap and you can't just look at weapons. For a slightly smaller ship, he 2400 ton Ada uses 106 crew, versus 170 for the 3150 ton F22P (0.044 human per ton versus 0.054 human per ton). TF-100: 125 crew for 3000 tons, or 0.42 human per ton. That informs a bit about automation (something not immediatly apparent from the outside). There's a lot going in to these ships that isn't apparent or immediately visible, that makes them better ships.