DESTLE CLASS

The Destle class missile destroyer was launched in 1975 as a direct product of Finetta’s structured naval doctrine, which mandates the replacement of destroyers after 25 years of service in order to preserve fleet performance and ensure continuous adaptation to modern technology. The class entered service as part of a scheduled transition, replacing fifty earlier destroyers that had operated from 1950 to 1975, and itself forming the backbone of the Finettan fleet from 1975 until 2000.

The Destle class was conceived as a fully balanced warship. Its design deliberately avoided extreme specialization and instead emphasized harmony between reliability, durability, armament, crew comfort, operational readiness, training efficiency, and overall performance. Every major subsystem was designed to complement the others, resulting in a destroyer that could sustain long deployments, operate effectively in varied conditions, and maintain consistent combat effectiveness without excessive strain on crews or logistics.

A defining strength of the class lay in its high level of standardization. Finetta’s shipyards applied mature industrial skills and disciplined production methods to ensure that each vessel met uniform performance benchmarks. This approach allowed the Destle class to be produced efficiently and at relatively low cost, while still achieving a level of quality that placed it among the most capable destroyers of its era. Standardization also simplified maintenance, crew training, and fleet wide upgrades, reinforcing readiness across the navy.

In operational terms, the Destle class became the true workhorse of the Finettan Navy. With fifty active units in service, the class provided the numerical mass, reliability, and versatility required for sustained maritime presence. These ships were not intended as experimental flagships, but as dependable platforms capable of executing escort duties, fleet defense, patrol missions, and strategic deterrence roles with equal competence.

Several units within the class received incremental technological enhancements during their service life. Notably, the lead ship FNS Destle was among those equipped with missile systems using a vertical launch system, reflecting Finetta’s preference for phased modernization within an established hull and doctrine. This approach ensured that even as technology advanced, the class remained relevant without disrupting the structured replacement cycle.

Overall, the Destle class missile destroyer exemplified Finetta’s naval philosophy. It demonstrated how disciplined planning, industrial efficiency, and balanced design could produce a warship that was affordable, reliable, and consistently effective. Through its long and stable service period, the class embodied the Finettan ideal of order, preparedness, and measured technological progress at sea.

WEAPONS

● 1×2 500mm auto loading main cannon.
● 2 50mm rotary close in weapon system.
● 50 Multirole missile.
● 6 torpedo launcer
● Hangar medium helicopters. [No helicopter or hangar interior ingame version to cut performance cost and make sure my phone can still run it.]

INSPIRATION

Superstructure design.

Cannons.

CIWS.

CONTROL

Throttle + Yaw + Brake: Ship's movement.
VTOL: Torpedo tubes.
Other weapons are auto aim.

SPECIAL THANKS

For AquaViT who help me whith the screenshot.

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