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U-21 boat/type U-19 (1913), Germany Displacement - 650/837 t Length - 64.2 m Crew - 35 men The first submarine to sink a ship by a torpedo (HMS Pathfinder) on 1914 September 5. The first unsuccessful torpedo attack by a submarine happened on 9 December 1912, by French made Greek Delfin...

Cornelius Drebbel submarine (1620), UK Crew - 12 rowers + 3 passengers. The first moving submarine, moved by 6 pairs of oars. It sailed in Thames river. Probably only semi submerged. Turtle (1775) of David Bushnell, USA Displacement - ~1 ton. Length - 1.8 m Crew - 1 man The first...

Weapons carried by F-35 per bay (in addition to 1 AMRAAM missile): Bombs GBU-38 JDAM --------------- 500 lb GPS bomb GBU-12 Paveway ---------- 500 lb laser bomb GBU-32 JDAM -------------- 1000 lb GPS bomb GBU-31 JDAM -------------- 20000 lb GPS bomb CBU-105 --------------------- 1000 lb...

Gabriel 5 missile is missing. Finland selected it over Harpoon, NSM, Exocet and RBS15. https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2019/12/finnish-navy-lifts-veil-on-its-future-anti-ship-missile-the-gabriel-v/

192 filo Viper lugging a SLAM-ER (270 km range instead of 110 km) with its concomitant AN/AWW-13 DLP on the centerline.

From high altitude: Spice-2000 - 60 km Spice-1000 - 125 km Spice-250 - 100 km Spice-1000 and Spice-2000: Spice-250:

HMS Queen Elizabeth has embarked the largest number of warplanes ever onto her deck as she prepares to take her place at the heart of a UK-led NATO Carrier Strike Group. https://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/news-and-latest-activity/news/2020/september/23/20200923-hms-queen-elizabeth-welcomes-uk-us-jets

Spice-2000: Spice-1000: Spice-250:

Summary: 1) AN/APG-81 AESA Radar ------------------ air and sea targets detection and track, SAR, GMTI, high gain ESM and EA. 2) AN/ASQ-239 Barracuda EW/CM ------- radar warning and geolocation, CM (RFCM & IRCM dispensers), high gain ESM and EA (shared with APG-81). 3) AN/AAQ-40 EOTS...

AN/ASQ-242 Communications, Navigation, and Identification System The CNI system (Fig. 14) is an integrated subsystem designed to provide a broad spectrum of: 1)secure/anti-jam/covert voice and data communications, 2)precise radio navigation and landing capability, 3)self-identification...

AN/AAQ-37 Electro-Optical Distributed Aperture System The DAS provides: Missile detection and tracking Launch point detection Situational awareness IRST & cueing Weapons support Day/night navigation The program required a 360-degree spherical coverage missile warning system. The EO DAS...

AN/AAQ-40 Electro-Optical Targeting System (EOTS) Features • Rugged, low-profile, faceted window for low-observable performance • Compact single aperture design • Lightweight • Advanced sensors • Air-to-surface/air-to-air FLIR tracker and air-to-air IRST modes • Modular design for two-level...

DM53 is gross exaggeration. As I said penetration is more or less equal to penetrator length and decreasing diameter is reducing penetration. DM53 is 12.5% longer than DM43 but in same time 5% slower and slightly less diameter. So overall should be very minor increase of penetration - about...

2 km. Overall penetration is about equal to penetrator length.

I've seen these numbers. They look more or less reliable. DM-13 (1979) - 380 mm DM-23 (1983) - 470 mm DM-33 (1987) - 550 mm DM-43 (1994) - 590 mm DM-53 (1999) - 650 mm DM-53/L55 (2005) - 710 mm Here data about size and speed: http://www.kotsch88.de/m_120_mm.htm

Costumized version means u can change characterists to actual ones. What do u see in public version is noting but wild guess. I showed additional armor. It provides some 200 mm vs KE.

This is A5 add on armor: Not something spectacular.

Numbers u posted are from public version and noting but wild guess. Leopard 2A0-A4 versions also had 55 tonn. And they are larger: more armor needed for same level of protection. That means basic Leclerc has better protection than A4. As I said, adding armor to Leclerc is very easy: just...

These are video game numbers. Thanks to modular design and large weight reserves Leclerc can be easily uparmored.