Vancouver (frigate)
| Vancouver | |
|---|---|
 Throw away John C; varnish and this warship (2002) to navigate | |
| Basic information | |
| Building place | Saint John shipyard () |
| Operation person |  R.C.N. |
| Classification | Frigate |
| Warship grade | Halifax grade frigate |
| Motto | Semper vigilans |
| The home port | エスクィマルト base () |
| Career | |
| The start of work | 1988May 19 |
| The launching | 1989July 8 |
| Placement on duty | 1993August 23 |
| The present situation | Under placement on duty |
| Essential points | |
| Standard displacement | 4,795 tons |
| Load displacement | 5,032 tons |
| Full length | 134.2 m |
| Width | 16.5 m |
| Draft | 7.1 m |
| Engine | CODOG |
| The main plane | GE LM2500 (23,750 shp) two SEMT pills Thich 20 PA6 V280 (11,780 bhp) one |
| Pusher | Biaxially |
| Speed | 30 knots |
| Flying range | 9,500 nautical miles |
| Crew | 225 (I include an aviation worker) |
| Deployment machine | One CH-124 sea King |
Vancouver (HMCS Vancouver, FFH 331) is a frigate of R.C.N. By the second warship of the Halifax grade frigate constructed by a Canadian patrol frigate plan (), I was placed on duty in 1993.
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Summary
I am deployed in the Pacific sea forces of R.C.N. (MARPAC) and assume エスクィマルト base () of British Columbia Vancouver Island that the name of a warship was derived from the home port. For Halifax grade, it is a warship placed on the Pacific side for the first time.
It is a main force of the anti-terrorism operation of R.C.N. in the Middle East, and I act as a part of the carrier battle group of U.S. Navy, and, after synchronized terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 in the United States, the Halifax grade frigate including this warship does it. R.C.N. secures compatibility about U.S. Navy and a technical term, communications equipment, an operational procedure, and a war vessel of U.S. Navy making a pair by war vessel of all R.C.N. and a joint strategy are possible relatively easily.
For a war vessel of the same name of R.C.N., it is the third ship following Vancouver (HMCS Vancouver, K225) of flower grade Corbett placed on duty during Vancouver (Thornycroft S type destroyer) () [1], World War II placed on duty in a war interphase [2].
Warship career
It was started work at Saint John shipyard () of New Brunswick state Saint John on May 19, 1988 and was launched on July 8, 1989 and was placed on duty afterwards on August 23, 1993. In addition, it is early, and Toronto (HMCS Toronto, FFH 333) of the fourth warship is placed on duty than this warship of the second warship for approximately one month.
I performed on-the-spot inspections to prevent development, the confirmation of the unidentified ship, escape and the smuggling of the fugitive to the Arabian Sea to participate in Operation Apollo () on October 29, 2001. I did not meet with a battle, but I discovered the Dow ship who drifted and, during a strategy, rescued it. Because the Dow ship drifted without food or drink for approximately one week, 45 passengers and crew suffered from dehydration, but reopened a voyage by an emergency measure, food and water, technical support provided by this warship. On May 28, 2002, I succeeded a duty to other warships and did 帰投.
In 2003, I visited Oregon. In addition, I visited Vancouver in commemoration of the placement on duty tenth anniversary.
I departed from エスクィマルト base to participate in Operation uni-Fido protector of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) for the civil war in Libya (Operation Canadian military name mobile) for 2,011 years on July 10, 2011. In the case of the departure from a port, a small fire occurred in a boiler and I was detected immediately and was died down, but the departure from a port was one hour late [3]. This warship participated in Charlottetown (HMCS Charlottetown, FFH 339) and a change, the strategy of the warship which was attached for a patrol duty in a strategy sea area from March of the same type. On November 15, this warship shifted to Operation active Endeavour () by the end of the Operation uni-Fido protector. I did 帰投 afterwards to the home port after having engaged in a strategy until January 10, 2012.
I was delivered to the Victoria shipyard of the sheath bread Malin corporation () to take 18 months until May, 2014 on May 6, 2013, and I repaired middle life based on HCM/FELEX (Halifax Class modernisation programme / frigate life extension) plan and to modernize it. A new electronic system was introduced by this remodeling, and new order control system, compound radar, the second sentry radar, Sirius long distance infrared rays search pursuit system were added, and the communication system in the warship, an electronic warfare system were updated. The 兵装 system was updated, too, and the ボフォース 57mm gun was upgraded with Mk 3 by BAE systems. In addition, MASS which automatically released a countermeasure based on the information of the sensor as a self-protective system of the soft kill was equipped with [4]; [5].
In October, 2015, I participated in practice of U.S. Navy performed off California with Calgary (HMCS Calgary, FFH 335) of the warship of the same type, Victoria grade submarine シクティミ (HMCS Chicoutimi, SS 879) [6].
It was in a test bed of harpoon missile block II which was introduced to strengthen ability for ground attack of the book grade in April, 2016, and proof firing was performed [7]; [8].
It left the エスクィマルト base to participate in RimPac Exercise with Calgary of the warship of the same type, Kingston grade patrol Saskatoon (HMCS Saskatoon, MM 709) and Yellowknife (HMCS Yellowknife, MM 704) in June, 2016 [9].
Footnote
- ^ March 1, 1928 placement on duty, November 25, 1936 military retirement
- ^ March 20, 1942 placement on duty, June 22, 1945 military retirement
- ^ "HMCS Vancouver ready for Libya". The Windsor Star. (July 11, 2011)5 May 10, 2014 reading.
- ^ "Halifax-class Modernization / Frigate Life Extension." National Defence and the Canadian Armed Forces (July 25, 2013). May 10, 2014 reading.
- ^ Pugliese, David (April 3, 2009). "More Information on Softkill System for Halifax-Class Frigates". Ottawa Citize/ May 10, 2014 reading.
- ^ "Pacific Fleet warship departs for joint exercise in California." Victoria Lookout. (October 13, 2015)/ October 14, 2015 reading.
- ^ "Canadian Navy' s HMCS Vancouver test-fires surface-to-surface missiles" (April 12, 2016). April 17, 2016 reading.
- ^ Wade, Jonathon (April 11, 2016). "New Land-Strike Missiles Make Canadian Navy A Nimbler Ally". Huffington Post Canadl April 17, 2016 reading.
- ^ Petrescu, Sarah (June 13, 2016). "Navy ships leave for exercise off California". Times Colonis5 June 14, 2016 reading.
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