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| Career
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| Displacement:
| 4500 t
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| Length:
| 139 m
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| Width:
| 14 m
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| Draught:
| 6 m
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| Propulsion:
| 4 Pielstick PA6 BTC disesel engines
2 fixed pace propellers
4 diesel-alternators (3400 kW) for electrical plant
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| Speed:
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| Range:
| 8000 nautical miles at 17 knots
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| Complement:
| 22 officers
142 non-commissioned officers
80 men
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| Armament:
| Anti-air
Anti-ship
Anti-submarine
- 10 L5 Mod4 torpedoes
- L5 torpedoes launchers
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| Detection
| *DRBV26C sentry radar
- 1 DRBJ11B tri-dimensional air sentry radar
- 1 DIBV2A infra-red alert system
- 2 DRBN34 navigation and landing radar
- 1 DUBV 24C hull sonar
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| Electronic Warfare
| *1 ARBR 17 radar detector
- 1 SAIGON radio emission detector
- 1 ARBB 33 jammer
- 2 SAGAIE NG decoy launchers
- 2 DAGAIE decoy launchers
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| Satellite transmission
| 1 Syracuse II system
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| Planes
| 1 Panther helicopter
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The Jean Bart (D615) is an anti-air frigate of the French Marine Nationale of the Cassard type. She is the 9th vessel of the French Navy named after the privateer Jean Bart. She is the sister-ship of the Cassard.
The Jean Bart was fitted with a number of prototype equipements which were later incorporated in the La Fayette type frigates.
Note: The French navy doesn't use the term "destroyer" for its ships; thusly, some large ships, referred to as "frigates", are registered as destroyers.
Last updated: 05-25-2005 20:47:07
