The Trondheim -class is a class of six guided missile frigates, built for the former Scandinovian Navy and currently in service for the Royal Sovereign Navy and Royal Sovereign Coast Guard.

Class overview

Name: Trondheim-class
Builders: Anker Verft
Operators: Scandinovian Navy,RSN, RSCG
Preceded by: Larvik class
Cost: 12,000 gold bars each
Built: 2085 - 2097
In commission: 2087 - present
Planned: 6
Completed: 6
Lost: 2
Active: 2
In reserve: 2

General characteristics

Type: Frigate
Displacement: 3,600 tons
Length: 113.1 meters
Beam: 17.1 meters
Draft: 3.85 meters
Depth: 7 meters
Installed power: 4x Konig K7633 Generators
Propulsion: 2x Shaft, CODAD Configuration, M67 diesel engines
Speed: 32.5 knots
Range: 5,000 nmi at 21 knots
Endurance: 2 and a half months
Boats and landing craft carried: 2x RHIB
Complement: 120 men and officers

Sensors and processing systems: Includes Combat management systems, fire control radars, search and track radars, PESA, IFF systems and secondary radars, all under the ITI systems

Electronic warfare and decoys:
2x Type 76 Countermeasure launchers

Armament:
Guns:
- 1x 105mm Kritisk Treff Gun
- 1x 1x Skjermet kanon CIWS
Missiles:
- Type 34 Spyd AA missiles
- Grønn hai MK10 missiles
Torpedoes:
- 2x Triple torpedo launchers
- Steinhai Torpedoes

Aviation facilities: Hangar and a helipad
Aircraft carried: 1x Helicopter

During their service with the Royal Scandinovian Navy, the ships were one of the backbone of the country's naval force alongside Aksel Bole-class destroyers, Admiral Halse-class cruisers, Harstad-class amphibious assault ships and the Agder-class attack submarines.

All ships seen action in the UN-SA War and all were seen action in the Battle of Nordland Sea, all except one survived the war and was able to serve back to their home waters.

All ships were eventually transferred to the RSN and RSCG after the Duchy of Scandinovia joined the RS constitution. Three ships of the class were given to the RSN and two for the RSCG.

All ships seen action in the 2nd Great War. The 3 Trondheim's in service for the Navy saw actions in the Northern, Australia, Indo-Pacific, Philippines, Japan and China campaigns with a lose of one member.

The two ships that served for RSCG saw action as part of Naval Vessels who defended the Equestrian mainland.

The remaining ships were able to survive the war and continue in post war service. The two ships serving for the Coast Guard remained in their full service while the two remaining ships in the Navy have their service changed. One of the ships were put to reserve and only one is currently in service.

History

In 2069, The Admiralty of Scandinovia were pursuing the newly adopted "Rask angrepsflåte" which called out for newer ships with no lesser speed of 32 knots and is capable of powerful anti-aircraft duties to supplement it's fleet. The development of the Trondheim class succeeded the preceding Larvik-class. It carries a newly commissioned Type 34 Spyd AA missile and improved Grønn hai MK10 anti-ship missiles and is 1.5 knots faster than the preceding class.

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Controls

• Standard ship controls
• Press the corresponding Ags to activate ship features
  
  
  
  • Ag1: Train torpedo launchers to Starboard, activates Starboard torpedoes
  
  
  • Ag2: Train torpedo launchers to portside, activates portside torpedoes
  
  
  • Ag3: Raises Anti-ship missiles, activates anti-ship missiles
  
  
  • Ag7: Lights
  
  
• VTOL for torpedo launcher adjustments

• Pitch and Roll for turret adjustments

  Note

• All stories are fictional and does not affect the real world.