Admiral Seisuko-class cruiser (Pacifica)

Admiral Seisuko class

Class overview
Builders	VostMash
Operators	Royal Pelinese Navy
Preceded by	Marshal Shashkov-class
Built	1997-present
In commission	1999-present
Planned	27
On order	2
Building	5
Completed	19
Active	16
Laid up	1
General characteristics
Displacement	12,400 tonnes at full load
Length	180 meters
Beam	21.0 meters
Draft	6.3 meters
Propulsion	4 x Tyr TDB-15 gas turbine generators producing 28MW power each 2 x Tyr TD-91B diesel generators producing 4MW power each 120MW total power operating IEP system
Speed	33 knots / 61 km/h maximum
Range	6,000nmi / 11,000km
Boats & landing craft carried	2 x Rigid-hulled inflatable boats
Complement	340 personnel including helicopter aircrew
Sensors and processing systems	Dual S/C-band 3D AESA radar (air search / fire control) X-band AESA radar system (sea search / fire control) C-band radar (sea search) 4 x X-band CW radars (fire control) Electro-optical sensor array Variable-depth towed array sonar Bow sonar
Electronic warfare & decoys	Combination ELINT/ECM system 2 x decoy dispensers Torpedo interceptor system
Armament	1 x YAF O-98KN dual-barrel 125mm naval cannon 4 x 25mm autocannon RWS mounts 2 x 64-cell VLS arrays 2 x 24-cell point defense missile launchers 2 x Windshear-K 30mm combined gun/missile CIWS emplacements 2 x 3-tube 324mm surface torpedo launchers
Armor	Aramid anti-fragmentation protection around critical systems
Aircraft carried	2 x Be-19 naval utility helicopters
Aviation facilities	Hangars and facilities for 2 medium-size helicopters Stern helicopter deck

The Admiral Seisuko class, also known in Pelinai by its naval project designation Project 221-87G, is a class of guided missile cruisers operated by the Royal Pelinese Navy. They are the first class of large warships designed and constructed in postwar Pelinai, and fulfill the role of area air defense in Pelinese naval task forces.

Admiral Seisuko class cruisers are sophisticated multirole warships with a particular focus on providing area air defense coverage and serving as the flagship of a task force’s anti-aircraft warfare commander; as such, they carry larger, more powerful air defense radars than Umihana-class destroyers and possess flag facilities for an admiral and supporting staff. They also possess the ability to detect, track, and intercept space warfare threats such as ballistic missiles and satellites, and are capable of transferring targeting information to other Pelinese warships.

See also

• List of active RPN ships