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Navy Ships

Recognition


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Destroyers and frigates are the workhorses of the fleet.

Destroyers - air defence

Frigates - surface and subsurface warfare.

They are equally at home in large task groups or on independentoperations which may include sanctions enforcement,

humanitarian relief or anti-drug patrols.

Destroyers and frigates


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Destroyers

Air defence

Pennant number begins with D

Radar domes

114 mgun

D pennant

Sea Dart

missilelauncher


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Types of Destroyer

Type 42

Type 45

Batch 1/2

Batch 3
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Frigates

Anti-sub defence

Frigate = fridge = cold = water

Pennant number begins with F

F pennant

114mgun

Vertical Launchsea wolfmissiles


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Types of Frigate

Type 22 Type 23


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Aircraft carriers are thelargest ships in the fleet.

They are very versatile, andcan be used for various

different purposes onexpedition operations.

Their main armament isprovided by their aircraftthey carry, which enables

carriers to deploy rapidlyaround the world to localpoints of crises.

Aircraft carriers


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What is the purpose of the Ski Jump at thefront of aircraft carriers?

The ski jump is an ingeniousBritish invention.

It is used by fixed wing aircraft,such as the harrier, to takeoff in short distances.

It helps the aircraft take off bygiving it a "push" in anupward direction at the

moment of launch.


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LPH

Landing platform (helicopter)

Only one of theseHMS Ocean

Looks exactly like an aircraft carrier exceptwithout the ramp.


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SubmarinesSSBN

SSN

Vanguard Class

Trafalgar ClassSwiftsure Class

Future Submarines

Astute Class
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LPDsThe Albion Class, LandingPlatform Dock Ships (LPD's)primary function is toembark, transport, and

deploy and recover (by airand sea) troops and theirequipment, vehicles andmiscellaneous cargo, forming

part of an AmphibiousAssault Force.


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Test!Dont forget Destroyers have a D pennant number Frigates have a F pennant number Type 23 Frigates are different to type 22s because of

the hull line being continuous. Type 42 Destroyers batch 3 are different to batch 1 and

2 because of the reinforced hull line near the middle. You can also tell Destroyers by their radar domes.

Aircraft carriers are different to the assault ship (Ocean)because of the ski jump. LPDs have a section at the back for landing on


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Name

An assault ship

A LPDA Trafalgar class submarine

A Swiftsure class submarine

A Vanguard class submarineAn Aircraft Carrier

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Answers1. Type 22 FrigateHMS Cornwall

2. Type 22 FrigateHMS Cumberland

3. Type 23 FrigateHMS St Albans4. Type 42 DestroyerHMS Exeter

5. Type 42 Destroyer - HMS Nottingham

6. Type 42 DestroyerHMS Westminster

7. Aircraft carrierHMS Illustrious

8. Aircraft carrierHMS Ark Royal9. Assault shipHMS Ocean10. Type 23 Frigate

11. Landing Platform Dock ship (LPD) HMS Albion

12. Vanguard class submarine, SBN

13. SSBNTrafalgar class

14. SSBN - HMS SuperbSwiftsure class submarine15. HMS Ocean,

Albion/Bulwark,

Trafalgar/Talent/Triumph/Turbulent/Trenchant/Torbay/Tireless,

Vanguard/Vigilant/Vengeance/Victorious,

Sovereign/Superb/Sceptre/Spartan,

Illustrious/Invincible/Ark Royal.

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