Thank you all for visiting my work. This is the development background of a Soviet era aerial missile cruiser that I have created.

In order to counter the US military's Ticonderoga class cruisers and Arleigh Burke class destroyers, the Kirov class nuclear powered missile cruiser in the Soviet Navy had strong combat power, but its cost was expensive and maintenance costs were high. The Soviet Navy urgently needed a cruiser with moderate cost and decent combat power, thus giving birth to Project 1195 The general-purpose cruiser has impressive anti-ship capabilities, short-range air defense capabilities, and good anti submarine capabilities, and its price is only one-third of that of the Kirov class cruiser. Due to the many technical challenges that this type of ship needs to overcome, the Soviet Navy decided to launch the first ship of this class before 1995 and have 16 ships by 2010, making the Soviet Union a naval power after the United States.

Usage

AG1: Control the front A190 K 152mm naval gun, with VTOL and Trim controlling the horizontal and vertical movements. Open View 3 to use the fire control radar view for auxiliary aiming (only supports mobile phones)
AG2: Control 16 P700 granite anti-ship missiles, open View 1 to use the fire control radar for aiming, also use VTOL and Trim to turn
AG3: Control four AK630 M2E close range guns and four M22 hurricane anti-aircraft missiles, also use VTOL and Trim to control
AG4: Control two RBU6000 rocket deep shells in front and behind
AG5: Can turn on lights
AG6: Control two torpedo launch tubes, use VTOL for horizontal control
AG7: Move the ship backwards (note to turn off AG8, with Throttle at 0%) AG8: The ship moves forward (AG7 is turned off, with Throttle at 0%).

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