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...er in the BR range cause the ship to struggle against [[:Category:Frigates|frigates]], [[:Category:Sub-chasers|sub-chasers]] or any bluewater ships
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...l size of the ship, it is able to stay on shallow waters compared to other frigates and destroyers which are likely to get stuck on rocks and any other obstacl
...Lübeck, as a Cold War frigate, has a very different playstyle to the WW2 frigates and destroyers, as armour is lacklustre and RPM is limited compared to some
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...tively combat lightly armoured vessels and lightly armoured destroyers and frigates.
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...it is really slow as other patrol boats, fast attack craft, destroyers and frigates are as fast as the MPK Pr.12412 as it only has a top speed of 61 km/h. Due
...al fleet vessels. When it comes to facing bigger ships like destroyers and frigates (mostly seen in uptiers), the AK-176M tends to struggle penetrating them as
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...1950s at the very start of the Cold War. Developed to be fast, ocean-going frigates for convoy escort duties, the Whitby-class featured a novel hull design and
Among the eight Whitby-class frigates built was also HMS Blackpool. Laid down in December 1954 and commissioned i
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The torpedo was to be equipped on the Rothesay and Whitby class frigates, and some of these ships had torpedo tubes fitted and were ready to receive
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...e [[ZA-35]] SPAA prototype but also used by South African Navy Valor-class frigates as a dual-purpose gun.
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...r-penetrate a number of destroyers (like [[Shimakaze]] with 11 m beam) and frigates (e.g. [[SKR-7]] with 9.2 m beam) when hitting them perpendicularly across t
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HMS Leopard was the lead ship of the Type 41 anti-air frigates. The concept of this frigate began in 1944 when the Royal Navy sought a new
...arly air warning for the convoy<ref>Friedman, Norman. British Destroyers & Frigates (Kindle Location 7232). Pen and Sword. Kindle Edition.</ref>.
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{{USA frigates}}
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...e point, then reposition when a looming threat i.e. certain sub-chasers or frigates with high-calibre guns appear or an incoming artillery barrage is inbound.
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...f only 56 km/h. In many ways, Harukaze is like a larger version of the JDS frigates [[Akebono]] and [[Ikazuchi]], having fast-firing dual-purpose guns, a somew
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...sh frigates. The biggest downside this ship faces is the reload time. Most frigates such as SKRs and the Köln-class will outgun the Karl Marx.
...-destroyer. Like many frigates, focus on small targets such as boats, then frigates, then destroyers. Do not rely heavily on AA as much as other ships such as
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....50)''' (Riga-class frigate in NATO reporting) frigates were a total of 68 frigates for the Soviet Navy in the 1950s.
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...guns and modern FCS allows it to destroy aircraft and fight MTBs and other frigates effectively. Unfortunately, it can meet large destroyer leaders and light c
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...tscher'']] and ''Forrest Sherman''-classes along with the ''Brooke''-class frigates in the United States Navy. It was the secondary armament for the ''Albany''
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...rW12Q|'''HMS Whitby - Type 12 ASW Frigate - One of the Navy's Most Beloved Frigates''' - ''Cmdr. Tyrael''}}
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