Class overview
| Name: | Stingray class corvette |
| Operators: | Miratian Navy |
| Preceded by: | None |
| Succeded by: | None |
General characteristics
Type: | Guided missile corvette (KG) |
Displacement: | 5500 tonnes (fully loaded) |
Length: | 120 metres |
Beam: | 30 metres |
Draft: | 5 metres |
Propulsion: | 2 Diesel-electric turbine |
Speed: | 55 km/h |
Range: | 1 000 km at 30 km/h |
Boats and landing craft carried: | none |
Aircraft carried: | none |
Complement: | 2 officers, 58 enlisted |
Sensors and processing systems: |
+ NI-1 close-in air tracking system (radar) + NI-2 extended-range air detection and tracking system (radar) + NI-4 medium range naval detection and tracking system (radar) + NI-3 submarine detection and tracking system (sonar) |
Armament: |
+ 16 cells vertical launch systems + SAM-9 anti-aircraft missile + SSM-4 anti-ship cruise missile + one 130mm NC-5 (medium gun) + one 30mm NS-1 (CIWS) + four 12.7mm NC-1 (machine gun) |
Characteristics[]
The Miratian Stingray class guided missile corvette was designed to defend Miratian lake and river holdings from pirates and bandits, and to assist with force projection in these regions. It is a short-ranged but powerful and well-armoured design. The Stingray is an unsuitable craft for blue-water operations.
Ships[]
- MAS Stingray, commissioned and in service
- MAS Manticore, commissioned and in service
- MAS Moray, commissioned and in service
- MAS Electric, commissioned and in service