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Albion

Albion

Amphibious Assault Ships
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Basic Information
Name
Albion
Designation
Albion
Alternate Designation
Equipment Type
Amphibious Assault Ships
Manufacturer
BAE Systems
Date of Introduction
2003
Description

The Albion-class ships have been designed to perform landing platform dock missions. They will embark, transport, deploy and recover troops and their equipment, vehicles, and miscellaneous cargo forming part of an amphibious assault force. Typically Albion-class ships will carry four LCU, two Merlin helicopters, 305 troops (max 710), Challenger main battle tanks, and other vehicles and equipment. The Royal Navy has ordered two Albion-class landing platform dock ships and were commissioned in 2003 and 2004. Two Goalkeeper close-in weapon systems and several small caliber guns will be responsible for ship self-defense against airborne threats.

Naval & Littoral Specifications
Crew 363
Displacement 18500.00 tonnes
Beam 28.90 m
Draft 6.10 m
Max Speed 18.1 knots
Overview (Deagel)
Group Amphibious Assault Ships
Status Active
Origin United Kingdom
Contractor BAE Systems
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) 2003
Total Production 2
Unitary Cost USD $350 million
Specifications (Deagel)
Crew 363
Troops 710
Dimensions — Beam 28.9 meter
Dimensions — Draft 6.1 meter
Dimensions — Length 176 meter
Mass — Full Displacement 18,500 ton
Performance — Max Range 12,800 kilometer
Power — Total Combined Power 16,000 shp
Speed — Top Speed 9.3 mps
Gear (Deagel)
Item 1 ASW Helicopters: EH101 Merlin (2)
Item 2 Landing Crafts: LCU (4)
Item 3 Radar Systems: ARTISAN 3D (1)
Item 4 Sea-Based Air Defense Systems: Goalkeeper (2)
Details
Country of Origin United Kingdom
Category Landing Ships and Amphibious Assault Ships
Naval > Landing Ships and Amphibious Assault Ships
Classification
Domain
Naval & Littoral
Equipment Status
Active
Dimensions
Length
176 m
Width
28.9 m
Height
Weight
18500000 kg
Operators (1)
United Kingdom
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