Naval Equipment Recognition Thread

[Old_navy_062]

BOFOR's LEMUR??

 

[Cloud Cover]

Manufacturer has name that sounds like a river in Germany.

 

[Sub_Guy]

Rheinmetall

All I could get is 27 MM Light gun?

 

[Cloud Cover]

http://www.rheinmetall-defence.com/index.php?fid=2919&lang=3&pdb=1

MLG 25 Light Naval Gun System


The MLG 25 Light Naval Gun System is designed particularly for the close-in self defence of all types of warships and patrol boats against surface-, air- and shore targets. A high hit probability against light and agile sea targets is achieved by the combination of a highly dynamic mount, precise fire control, and the latest ammunition technology.

The MLG 25 has been designed as the answer to Emerging Threats. It significantly improves today's ability of ships in dealing with the more complex operational requirements they confront. This is of particular relevance with regard to peacekeeping operational tasks as well as the ability of self protection against terrorist attacks.

The MLG 25 can be integrated in all kinds of ships and boats without need for deck penetration. Due to its light and small design it proves wide flexibility in installation location. The system is remotely operated via a gunner control station. The mount is equipped with day- and night vision sensors enabling automatic target tracking as well as manual control of the MLG 25.

The MLG 25 is ideally suited for sea policing tasks and enables the self defence of surface vessels against agile air targets up to 2,500 m, against surface targets up to 2,500 m, against especially high speed maneuvering targets (HSMT) up to 2,500 m, against floating mines and against shore targets.
Main features
Combination of a highly dynamic mount, precise fire control, and the latest ammunition technology
For the close-in self defence against surface-, air- and shore targets
Self defence of surface vessels against agile air targets up to 2,500 m, against surface targets up to 2,500 m, against especially high speed maneuvering targets (HSMT) up to 2,500 m, against floating mines and against shore targets
Easy and flexible integration on board in all kinds of ships and boats without need for deck penetration
Equipped with day- and night vision sensors

 

[Cloud Cover]

Another sub:

 

[warspite]

Rubis-class Nuclear attack submarine.
French
And if I'm not mistaken she's the Casabianca

 

[Cloud Cover]

Yep. 

 

[warspite]

I can't get any pictures posted :'(. Someone else go ahead.
Scratch that
Okay everyone fire away should be a easy one.

 

[chanman]

Looks like a brit ship from the gun mount.

That pic is tiny!  :-[

 

[cobbler]

Brit type-22 Frigate

 

[Sub_Guy]

Brit ship, depending on the class of type 22 it could either be Brazil, Chile, or Romania.  As all type 22's were either sold or sunk with the exception of the batch 3's

 

[warspite]

That pic is tiny! 

Sorry just learning how to post pictures :-[

But yep a Type 22 frigate

The HMS Catham

 

[chanman]

Sorry just learning how to post pictures :-[

But yep a Type 22 frigate

The HMS Catham

Those British gun mounts look like eggs  ;D

Painting it white doesn't help either.

 

[aesop081]

Yes it is a Type 22 frigate....but can you guys tell me if it is a Type-22 batch 1, batch 2 or batch 3.......

;D

 

[Sub_Guy]

Batch 3 my man....


Batch 1 is missing the large hangar aft.  Batch 2 has exocet missile launchers on the forecastle,  Batch 3 has the gun on the forecastle.

 

[warspite]

But yep a Type 22 frigate
The HMS Catham

So she's a current British ship

Brit ship, depending on the class of type 22 it could either be Brazil, Chile, or Romania.  As all type 22's were either sold or sunk with the exception of the batch 3's

And since 1+1=3 it must be from batch 3  ;D

 

[Sub_Guy]

Here is a very easy one, name the Class of this Submarine