The USNS John Lewis is a new class of fleet replenishment ships built for the US Military Sealift Command, and merchant marines, to replace the aging Henry J. Kaiser class of ships
The John Lewis class, named after the late senator and civil rights activist, is expected to become a sizable class of ships, with about 20 planned, and 4 on order.
In 2022, she rescued a sailor off the coast of San Diego, the first high-profile incident in her career, she was awarded the Admiral Of The Ocean Sea award.
MASSIVE thanks to LunarEclipseSP and Monarchii, for inspiring me to build my own ships and other things
Sidenote: I had to repost this thing because my power went out and some components were missing, my bad. You can resize it with the scale tool however you want
Specifications
Spotlights
- Inuyasha8215 7 days ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Name = Part Count Challenge
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 73.3ft (22.4m)
- Length 534.4ft (162.9m)
- Height 134.6ft (41.0m)
- Empty Weight 160,773lbs (72,925kg)
- Loaded Weight 160,773lbs (72,925kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 521.6lbs/ft2 (2,546.9kg/m2)
- Wing Area 308.2ft2 (28.6m2)
- Drag Points 482100
Parts
- Number of Parts 205
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 475
Very nice replenishment ship
This fits well with my US warships
Name: USNS John Lewis (T-AO-205)
Type: Replenishment oiler/Lead ship
Does it match: Yes (205 Parts)
Creator: @localf15enjoyer
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@NordicAerospace the current post is intended as a static target, if i really feel like it i'll build a fully functional version
Now we just need some democracy, M134, or M2 Browning and the build’s finished.
@Seeras thanks man
@localf15enjoyer
Sure :)
@MAPA sorry i had to repost this lol
@Seeras if you can, may you please auto credit this to https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/d328Y6/Name-Part-Count-Challenge-REUPLOAD