Belkaland-class aircraft carrier
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| Class overview | |
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| Name: | Belkaland-Class |
| Builders: | Belkaland Naval Yards |
| Operators: |  Belkan Kaiserliche Marine |
| Preceded by: | Ford-Class |
| Cost: | $4,850,000,000 USD |
| Built: | 24 |
| In service: | 24 |
| Completed: | 65 |
| Active: |  65 |
| General characteristics | |
| Type: | aircraft carrier |
| Displacement: | 103,000 tons |
| Length: | 326.6m |
| Beam: | 92.5m |
| Height: | 73.1m |
| Draft: | 12.5 m |
| Propulsion: | 4 120 MWe Nuka-Tech Birkaine A5N Nuclear Reactors powering 4 4-Bladed Propellers |
| Speed: | 31 knots |
| Range: | Unlimited |
| Endurance: | 145 Days, Unlimited with resupply |
| Crew: | 2,157 Officers & Sailors, 654 Air Wing |
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| Armor: | Flight deck, splinter protection |
| Aircraft carried: | 65-75 Fixed Wing and Helicopters |
| Aviation facilities: | Angled flight deck |
The Belkaland class aircraft carrier is an Supercarrier developed in Belkaland by Hypersphere Technologies Ltd Consortium Member Belkaland Naval Yards. Used exclusively by the Belkan Kaiserliche Marine, the Belkaland class fullfils the role of Flagships for much of the Belkan Kaiserliche Marine's Carrier Force. Each ship following the Class Lead is named after districts & colonies of Belkaland.
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Armament
As a Supercarrier, the Belkaland-Class's primary mission is to provide overwelming airpower for its fleet and any friendly forces in its operation area. To do this, Belkaland-class vessels can carry up to 75 aircraft, but for effiency, they carry 68 aircraft. However, to follow standard Belkan Carrier Doctrine, the Belkaland-Class is armed with 144 Strike-lenght Mk. 41 VLS cells and 24 Mk. 80 Heavy VLS cells, armed with AShMs, SAMs, & SSMs.
For defense, Belkaland-Class vessels are armed with 35mm Teufel CIWS and Mk. 49 Rolling Airframe Missile Launcher which is backed up by ESSMs quad-packed in the Mk. 41 VLS.
Sensors
Development
List of Ships
| Name | Hull No. | Builder | Commission- Decommission |
Disposition | ||
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| Belkan Kaiserliche Marine Ships | ||||||
| KMV Belkaland | CVN-64 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Steir | CVN-65 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Rheinberg | CVN-66 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Lumen | CVN-67 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Gau | CVN-68 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Waldreich | CVN-69 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Owen | CVN-70 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Bogen | CVN-71 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Reichberg | CVN-72 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Neckar | CVN-73 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Schayne | CVN-74 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Zeven | CVN-75 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Anfang | CVN-76 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Aurick | CVN-77 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Darłowo | CVN-78 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Ibach | CVN-79 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Norden | CVN-80 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Schwester | CVN-81 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Craven | CVN-82 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Futuro | CVN-83 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Belkania | CVN-84 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Barbary | CVN-85 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Afganistani | CVN-86 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
| KMV Nolm | CVN-87 | Belkaland Naval Yards | 2007- | Active | ||
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