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Sejong
the Great
class Destroyer
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ROK Navy also known as KDX-III, Sejongdaewang class AEGIS Destroyer |
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designed by the South Korean Ministry of National Defense, built by
Hyundai Heavy Industries and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering,
the Sejong the Great class Destroyers are the largest surface combatants
in the Republic of Korea Navy. The 3 vessels of the class were built
as part of the KDX-III project to strengthen ROK Navy defense against
North Korea and other emerging threats as well as provide the ROK Navy
with true blue water, ocean going capabilities. The class revolves around the Lockheed Martin AEGIS system. Aegis Weapon System is the combination of a radar and weapon system capable of simultaneous warfare against air, ballistic missile, surface. The Aegis Weapon System is a seamlessly integrated radar and missile system capable of simultaneous operation defending against advanced air, surface and subsurface threats. A key component of the Aegis Weapon System is the SPY-1 multi-function phased array radar. It is one of the world’s most advanced and versatile maritime radar. The Korean Aegis destroyer KDX-III Project is also fitted with Huneed Technologies' Data Link Processor System (DLPS). The DLPS connects Korean Aegis destroyer KDX-III to the existing Korean Naval Tactical Data System (KNTDS) allowing the smooth flow of various data and information, and will process in real-time all the data/information required during combat. KDX-III is additionally equipped with the Samsung Thales Naval Shield Integrated Combat Management System, apart from Aegis, to connect many non-American weapons and subsystems that are present on KDX-III. |
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The Sejongdaewang class is based on the US Arleigh Burke class Destroyer.
It is however heavier and larger. |
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Anti-air warfare » Anti-surface warfare » Anti-submarine warfare » Conduct accurate strike on enemy targets with the strike capacity of tactical target. » Conduct the duties of MASOC(Maritime Air Support Operation Center) that control all tactical aircrafts that operates on the sea. » Offer maritime area anti-air protection and air defense on mobile fleet and convoy fleet by early and remote detection and interception against enemy aircrafts and guided missiles. |
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Guns: » 1x BAE Systems 5"/62 caliber Mark 45 mod 4 (127 mm) main gun » 1x Thales Goalkeeper 30 mm CIWS Missiles: A total of 128 Vertical Launch System (VLS) cells: » 48x Mk41 VLS (forward) for Raytheon RIM-66 SM-2MR Block III surface-to-air missile » 32x Mk41 VLS (stern) for Raytheon RIM-66 SM-2MR Block III surface-to-air missile » 48x Doosan K-VLS (stern) for Hyunmoo III land attack cruise missiles and/or K-ASROC Red Shark torpedo » 1x Raytheon Mk49 mod 3 Guided Missile Launcher (with 21x RIM-116 RAM Surface to Air missiles) » 16x SSM-700K Hae Sung anti-ship missiles Torpedoes: » 2x Doosan KMK32 MOD5 triple torpedo launchers (for K745 LW Blue Shark torpedoes) |
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Propulsion
type: COGAG (Combined gas turbine and gas turbine) Engines: 4x GE LM2500 2x Propeller Shafts |
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Sejong the Great Sejongdaewang KDX-III Class AEGIS Destroyer Republic of Korea ROK Navy 세종대왕급 구축함 Yulgok Yi I Seoae Yu Seong-ryong Hyundai Heavy Industries HHI DSME 대한민국 해군 datasheet pictures photos video specifications
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