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Japanese navy fleet seems incredible.
İ wish we would have their destroyers.
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LARGE DESTROYERS

DDH(Helicopter Destroyers)


DDH-183 izumo class



Sensors and
processing systems:
  • ATECS (advanced technology command system)
  • OYQ-12 combat direction system
  • OPS-50 AESA radar
  • OPS-28 surface-search radar
  • OQQ-23 bow sonar
Electronic warfare
& decoys:
  • NOLQ-3D-1 EW suite
  • Mark 36 SRBOC
  • Anti-torpedo mobile decoy (MOD)
  • Floating acoustic jammer (FAJ)
Armament:
Aircraft carried:
  • 7 ASW helicopters and 2 SAR helicopters[1]
  • 12 or more F-35B [3]
  • 28 aircraft V/STOL maximum
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DDH 181 Hyuga

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Armament:
Aircraft carried:






DDH-143 Shirane Destroyer



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DDG- Guided Missile Destroyers

those ships are really cool with SM-3 and SM-2

JS Atago (DDG-177)

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Armament:
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DDG-173 Kongō-class destroyer​

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JSHatakaze (DDG-171)​


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Small Destroyers [Frigates, Corvettes]

DD-121
Asahi-class destroyer

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DD-115 Akizuki

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JS Takanami (DD-110)

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DD-101 Murasame


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DD-151 ASAGIRI


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JS Hatsuyuki (DD-122)



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Abukuma-class destroyer escort​



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Hayabusa-class patrol boat​



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Amphibious Forces

LST OSUMI

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Miura-class tank landing ship​



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Landing Craft Air Cushion​


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İ wish we would have their destroyers.

Turkey's likeliest threats/opponents are all fairly close to/neighbouring it (EEZ etc).

Thus frigates and corvettes will give you the most suitable weapon + sensor max capacity/projection by way of more raw (surface) hulls available (compared to destroyers and cruisers etc which sink in lot more capital cost and resource into 1 hull).

Consider the context of "one in three" (w.r.t rewarding raw hull numbers in this case) I go into here:


You sacrifice the long endurance of destroyers (to get more ships per resource unit available), but that is good compromise Turkey has done if you ask me...given its geography and Mavi Vatan.

Japan has its particular (different to turkey) defence strategy to consider given pacific ocean right on its shores literally.

Consider also the massive growing power projection of PLAN into this ocean to get well past its earlier relative greenwater containment by 1st island chain and tech + resource differential during cold war era...with their planning oriented towards addressing USN domination here.

Thus extra endurance on some ships is naturally factored in more and rewarded by their (JMSDF) planners....to best augment with the overall allied strategy with USN.

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Frigates and Corvettes fit better Turkey's doctrine at the moment considering the sea levels in Mediterranean sea. Sometimes I wish we could field that many destroyers too, but that would require that our doctrine evolves, and there must be a purpose behind it because sailing in the Antalya Riveira with 8 destroyers would not look cool, just waste of resources :)


I kinda like how Ayhan Tarakci explains things, quite down to earth. But it sure would be awesome to have 8 destroyers sailing around escorting fishing vessels..... :ROFLMAO:

But make no mistake, Turkey needs Naval group that can and does sail in the Atlantic Ocean because that would make EU stop fucking around in mediterranean sea.

The whole purpose and emnity towards Turkey stems from wanting to prevent us from sailing freely, and to that end Greece is perfect pawn.
 
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İ said i wanted Japanese fleet because of new Destroyers with SM-3 SM-2 and high end radars however 170 meter 7700ton JS ATAGO wouldnt bother me :p


Guys if our doctrine is penetrate to internal waters, why don't we load YTKBs immensely. İmagine 16 YTKBs with MAR-D /Hisar A+ and Atmaca missiles floating in the Egeansea like wolfpack.
 
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Turkey's likeliest threats/opponents are all fairly close to/neighbouring it (EEZ etc).

Interestingly, the Indian publicly stated position has been that they have never invaded a foreign country (although, that is factually incorrect).

If we believe the official Indian line that only China and Pakistan remain their adversaries, how can we explain the acquisition of aircraft carriers, destroyers and nuclear powered submarines in the Indian Navy in view of the fact that China's only access to oceanic waters is through its Eastern and Southern regions, very far from the Indian Ocean.


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However, the topic is the JMSDF and we should not digress. Carry on.
 
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30DX frigate​

(30FFM)


Sensors and
processing systems:
  • OPY-2(X-band multi-purpose AESA radar)
  • OAX-3(EO/IR)
  • OQQ-25(VDS+TASS)
  • OQQ-11(Mine-hunting sonar)
  • OYQ-1(Combat management system)
  • OYX-1-29(Console display system)
Electronic warfare
& decoys:
NOLQ-3E(Passive radar system + Electronic attack capability is integrated into the main radar antenna), Chaff dispenser

Armament:

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Frigate will have naval version of

Type 03 Chū-SAM​


The SAM is equipped with active radar homing missiles borrowed from the Type-99 air-to-air. Weight of the rocket - 580kg, length - 4900mm, body diameter - 300mm

flight speed 2.5 mach
Range km 50
height of the target max, km 10
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ChuSAM KAİ( very identical to ESSM )

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