Harpoon ASW Forms (GDW 0716)

Marc W Miller
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ANTISUBMARINE WARFARE DATA SHEETS
AND SCENARIOS FOR HARPOON
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Thanks to Larry Bond for his continuing support and encouragement.
ASW Forms is a compilation of completed information sheets for ships and aircraft for use with Harpoon naval wargame rules, plus a
scenario generator to encourage their use.
Ship and aircraft illustrations from Weyers' Warships of the World, courtesy of Nautical+Aviation Publishing Company of America.
pesigned by Marc W. Miller.

Additional Design by Larry Bond.
Art Direction by Amy Doubet.
Graphic Design and Production by Kirk Wescom and Radley Masinelli.
Cover Design by Steve Bryant.
Cover Painting by Steve Venters.
Text Management by Michelle Sturgeon.
Text Processing by Julia Martin and Julie Amdor.
Copyright©1990 GDW, Inc.

All rights reserved. Printed in USA Made in USA.
No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means without permission in writing from the publisher.
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ISBN 1-55878-057-2
Permission: Any purchaser or user of this book may photocopy or reproduce for personal use the forms and materials in this book in order
to play Harpoon scenarios. In fact, photocopying for that purpose is encouraged and is the reason this book was published.
Harpoon® is GDW's registered trademark for its modern naval wargame.
The designer of Harpoon is prepared to answer questions about play of the game system. He can be reached in care of GDW.
P.O. Box 1646

Bloomington, IL 61702-1646
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ........................••.......................•.............•......... 4
ASW PROCEDURES .•.••.•.•.•..........................••........................... 5
ASW SCENARIO GENERATION .•.••••...........................•.•.•......... 6
SPEED TEMPLATES ...•.••••••••••••......................••.•••..•.................. 8
SCENARIO GENERATION CHARTS ...............•••...••.................. 9
ASW GRIDS ......••.•••..•••.....................•.••••••.••••.......................•.•. 12
ASW FORMS •.•..........................•......•.........................••............. 14
Canada ........................•••........................•.•....•••......................... 14
Algonquin (Iroquois Class) ..................................................... 14
CH-124 Sea King .................................................................... 15
France ............•••••••••.•.•................•......••.•.•••••.........................•...16
Amethyste (Amethyste Class) ................................................ 16
Montcalm (Georges Leygues Class) ...................................... 17
L'lndomptab/e (Le Redoutab/e Class) .................................... 18
De Grasse (Tourville Class) .................................................... 19
FRG •.•.....................•..••••.................................•......................•..• 20
Bremen (Bremen Class) ......................................................... 20
Bayern (Hamburg Class) ........................................................ 21
Lynx Mk4, HAS.3, Mk88 ......................................................... 22
Japan ...........•.•.••.•....••••.......................•••..••.•.•......................•••••. 23
Mikuma (Chikugo Class) ........................................................ 23
Mochishio ( Yushio Class) ....................................................... 24
Improved Yushio (Improved Yushio Class) ............................. 25
Shirane (Shirane Class) ......................................................... 26
Norway ...................................................................................... 27
Oslo (Oslo Class) ................................................................... 27
Ula (Type 21 O Class) .............................................................. 28
People's Republic of China (PRC) ..•••.•.•......................••••...••.. 29
401 (Han Class) ...................................................................... 29
Luda (Luda Class) ................................................................. 30
Sweden ..................................................................................... 31
Goteborg (G6teborg Class) .................................................... 31
Najad (Nacken Class) ............................................................. 32
Ha/sing/and ( Vastergotland Class) ......................................... 33
UK .......................•••••••••.•.......................•.•••••••••..........................34
Minerva (Leanderl2TA Class) ................................................. 34
Vanguard (Vanguard Class) ................................................... 35
USA ••••••.........................•••••..••••........................•.••.•.•................. 36
Arleigh Burke (Arleigh Burke Class) ....................................... 36
Benjamin Franklin (Lafayette Class) ....................................... 37
Alaska (Ohio Class) ................................................................ 38
USSR ......................................................................................... 39
Delta 11/(Delta /I/Class) ......................................................... 39
Delta IV (Delta IV Class) ......................................................... 40
Komsomolets Gruzin (Grisha 11//VClass) ............................... 41
Kashin (Kashin Class) ............................................................ 42
Ivan S/adkov (Mirka II Class) .................................................. 43
Komsomolets Moldaviy(PaukClass) ..................................... 44
Yankee /(Yankee /Class) ...................................................... 45
INDEX ........................................................................................ 46
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lished Ship Forms and Sub Forms to include statistics, rules refer-
ences, notes, and other information. For better visual reference, both
a side view and an overhead deck p!an view of the ship was incor-
ASW Forms porated into the form. Hit boxes to allow easy damage check off were
also included. The final product was intended to facilitate fast, easy-
to-play Harpoon situations.
The sea supports one of the earliest stealth platforms: the subma- At the same time, a similar form (designated Harpoon Form 20)
rine. Cloaked by hundreds of feet of water, submarines can move was produced for aircraft.
virtually undetected in pursuit of their missions. Ballistic missile sub- Harpoon Is Required: In order to use ASW Forms and to play
marines are mobile missile platforms which are much less vulner- Harpoon scenarios with ASW Forms, a copy of the Harpoon mod-
able than land-based missiles. Attack submarines can approach and ern naval wargame rules is required.
attack shipping and warships with little chance of being detected.
Consequently, the primary mission of many navies is to locate and HARPOON FORM 10
destroy enemy submarines; this is antisubmarine wartare-ASW. Harpoon Form 10 has been created as a completed version of
Because of the importance of ASW, ships, submarines, and aircraft the original Harpoon Form 1. Because of the space savings gained
have been designed and built specifically for this mission. by typesetting the information, the forms do not exactly duplicate the
This Harpoon module addresses some of the ships, aircraft, and blank form. Instead, as much information as possible is included,
submarines which are deployed in the ASW role by the navies of the with rules references and cross-references, check~off boxes to note
world. It provides three things: a Harpoon ASW scenario generator, ammunition expenditures, and an illustration of the ship or aircraft
a discussion of ASW rules in Harpoon (complete with checklists and itself. Harpoon Form 1O presents the basic data needed to use the
procedures), and prepared ship, sub, and aircraft forms. ship in a Harpoon scenario.
No forms from the previously published Ship Forms and Sub Basic Ship Data: The information presented in basic ship data
Forms are repeated in this book. We assume that those forms are gives a general overview of the ship.
available for your use, and the scenario generator calls for those Radars: The radar sensors of the ship are included in one place,
forms in its scenarios. However, in every case that calls for forms not withtheirfunctions, ranges, and percent chance of detection. To use
presented in this book, we specify alternates which are included in a radar, the player indicates which one is being used during the
this book. We believe that our approach provides the greatest utility detection check phase of the turn. The referee determines the radar
for the greatest number of players. If you have Ships Forms and contact size of the target (shown in the Basic Ship Data section of
Sub Forms, they can and should be used. If you have only ASW the Harpoon Form 10), the range to the potential contacts, and the
Forms, you can use it alone. Of course, in all cases, you still need chance of detection, and then compares a die roll to that chance to
to have Harpoon. determine if the radar sweep was successful. See Harpoon Rule
ASW Scenario Generator: While prepared forms facilitate the 5.2.
preparation for play of Harpoon, it also became apparent that When a radar is lost or destroyed, it should be lined out on the
something could be done to help the Harpoon referee prepare for ship form.
the gaming session. Producing new and interesting scenarios can Sonars: The sonar sensors of the ship are included in one place,
be a challenge to the imagination and a drain on precious time with their functions, ranges, and percent chance of detection. To use
resources. a sonar, the player indicates which sonar is being used and whether
Consequently, a Harpoon scenario generator was designed to the detection attempt is active or passive. The detection percentage
assist in the specification and resolution of naval wargame situations. is modified by any applicable modifiers dictated by the Sonar Per-
Specific rules for movement, search, and other details as they apply formance Modifiers Chart (Harpoon Reference Chart B), and then
to the Harpoon game system were developed and codified. The the die is rolled to determine if the detection is successful. See Hara
scenario generator was structured to produce encounters between poon Rule 5.3.
the task forces operating in the North Atlantic, and to produce moti- Weapons: The ship's weaponry is listed under the weapons
vations for the two opposing commanders during these encounters. section. The weapon list as originally presented in Annex A is shown
The result is a short, easy-to-play chase sequence in which both in bold type. One listing is provided for each mount. Additional infor-
sides are involved in searching for (or possibly avoiding) the other mation may also be included in order to show restrictions on the use
side, followed by one or more tactical engagements using the Har- of the weapon, rate of fire, or other details. If the weapon is a missile
poon game system. launcher, the specific missiles which can be launched are also shown,
The typical situation produced by this scenario generator can be along with details of those missiles.
resolved in its entirety in the course of an evening. The action is fast- Each weapon mount is assigned a letter of the alphabet. That same
paced and easy to follow. letter is used to show the location of the mount on the ship deck plan
on the form.
ASW RULES CHECKLIST AND PROCEDURES Specific firing information is provided for each weapon, including
Prepared Sub, Ship and Aircraft Forms: Using Harpoon, any range, percentage hit chance, speed, damage inflicted, and types of
group of players can prepare and play almost any naval situation target engaged. For example, a typical listing will state 35 (75%) to
with the information in the Data Annex Book. Ships which are not show the range possible for the weapon and the percent hit proba-
rated in Annex A can be added to the game system using Annex 0. bility when it arrives. A weapon capable of hitting a surface target
But filling out ship reference sheets can take time. Instead, ship can inflict the damage points (DP) shown; weapons which hit air
reference sheets complete with information taken from the annexes targets destroy them or force them to abort without inflicting specific
are provided in this book. In the process of preparing the forms, it damage points. Boxes are included to show expenditure when the
was determined that more information could be provided due to weapon is fired; for each missile, torpedo, or weapon fired, check off
savings in space from typesetting. As a result, each sheet was crafted one box. When all boxes have been checked off, the ammunition
to provide as much game information as possible.Anew format was available has been expended and the weapon cannot be fired until
established (designated Harpoon Form 1O) for the previously pub- reloaded or resupplied.
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When a weapon mount is lost or destroyed, it should be lined out Tactical Scale: Thirty-second turns played on a grid with 500-
on the ship form. yard squares (four squares equal 2000 yards or one nautical mile).
Remarks: Special comments on the ship, its capabilities, and its The ASW grid provided in this module may be photocopied and
performance are included in the remarks section. used to plot the movements required. Of course, any grid paper may
When o1her ships in a class are effectively identical (and the ship be used instead, and players should feel free to use any scale that
form can be used for those ships as well) the ship names are given is convenient.
in the remarks. Because ships within a class may carry different Grid Loe. All grids must be referenced to a specific grid location
weaponry, sensors, or otherwise be different, not all ships in a class (Gridloc) so that they can be compared with accuracy. The initial
are shown; instead, specific ships which are effectively identical are Gridloc must be provided to all players when the scenario is set up.
listed. Each submarine plots its movement on its own ASW grid. All
Aircraft: If the ship carries any aircratt, they are noted in the air- surtace ship and aircratt movement is plotted on a single ASW grid.
craft section. Helipads are also noted in this section. The ASW grids of opposing players are kept secret and are not shown
Boxes are provided for aircraft and equipment to note when they to others until the scenario has been completed. The referee ob-
are destroyed or lost. serves allASW grids and may create his own master grid with which
The player will need a Harpoon Form 20 for each aircraft listed in to resolve spotting and battle situations.
the aircraft section. The ASW grids are compared by the referee, who informs each
Damage and Speed Breakdown: The effects of damage on ship side when it has detected another vessel, when it detects active sonar,
speed are presented with hit boxes which allow each it to be marked or when other information becomes available.
off as it affects the vessel. Positions for all vessels are plotted on theASW grid. Ideally, specific
positions should be plotted each tactical turn.
HARPOON FORM 20 For convenience, efficiency, and readability, positions should be
Harpoon Form 20 presents the basic data needed to use the plotted every 1o tactical turns (intermediate positions can be inter-
specific aircraft in a Harpoon scenario. polated when necessary) when a vessel is travelling under standing
Basic Aircraft Da1a: The basic information about the aircraft is orders (3.2.2.2).
indicated, including its cannon air·to-air rating and its defensive air· 3.2.2.2 ASW Standing Orders. Participants in an ASW scenario
to-air ratings. must plot standing orders which remain in effect until specific cir-
Sensors: The sensors carried on the aircraft are noted along with cumstances have occurred. The minimum elements of the standing
their abilities. order are direction and speed plus altitude for aircraft and depth for
Performance: The pertormance of the aircratt is presented. submarines (3.2.1 ).
Remarks: Special comments about the aircraft, its capabilities, Standing orders may include instructions concerning use of sonar
and its performance are included in the remarks section. (in active and passive modes), course changes at specific times,
Weapons loadings: Various weapons loadings are shown for and search patterns to be followed.
the aircraft. When the aircraft is armed, i1s specific weapon loading Standing orders are issued to determine activities of the ships and
must be designated. Other loadings should be lined out. subs involved in the ASW scenario in the absence of any specific
feedback about the situation.
ASW PROCEDURES Standing orders may be cancelled immediately in order to react
The heart of ASW gaming in Harpoon is the secret location and to a vessel which is detec1ed or to an attack.
movement of the vessels. Submarines are concealed from surface Standing orders may be changed at any time, and new standing
vessels, and surface vessels are concealed from submarines. Thus, orders may be issued in order to change search or attack strategies.
ASW scenarios can easily become exercises in the unknown as each
side cautiously (or not so cautiously) maneuvers while trying to locate Procedure
or avoid the other side. 1. The referee establishes the scenario for the players. Each player
The key rule for ASW is 3.2.2 Secret Submarine Movement; it is is given his forces and provided wi1h the appropriate ship, sub, or air
elaborated upon by the secret submarine movement example on forms. Each player is told the intelligence estimate of the enemy forces
page 19 of the Harpoon game rules. present in the area (and this estimate may vary from reality). Each
For ASW scenarios generated by this book, 3.2.2 is revised to player is informed of his specific mission.
provide specific plotting grids and scales detailing movement plots 2. The referee creates oneASW grid for each submarine and one
for submarines, surtace ships, and aircraft. Provision is specifically ASW Grid for the surface vessel player and distributes them to the
made for a referee who administers actions by all sides during the players.
scenario. 3. The referee states the starting time for the scenario along with
3.2.2.1 ASW Scenario Movement. In ASW scenarios, operations the environment.
typically take a long time, and vessels move relatively slowly. In 4. Each player writes standing orders for his vessels in accordance
addition, undersea and surface vessels are concealed from each with 3.2.2.2. Standing orders must be for at least 30 minutes.
other. 5. The referee compares all standing orders and the course plats
The search portion of ASW scenarios is set up and played out they create. He rolls for detection for active and passive detection
with an intermediate scale of 10-minute turns and 4000 yards per systems which standing orders indicate are operative. When detec-
inch. When detection is made and an attack is in progress, a tactical tion occurs, he shifts to tactical turns and informs the detecting player
scale of 30-second turns and 1000 yards per inch is best. of the fact and allows him to act on that information. The detected
The use of two different scales is advisable because it reduces player is not informed that he has been detected. Players are in-
the work load for the referee (who is the limiting element in secret formed when they detect active detection systems.
movement) and because it keeps torpedo plots from looking like 6. Detection shifts the ASW scenario action from standing orders
spaghetti. to tactical turns. This activity continues using normal rules until a
Intermediate Scale: Ten-minute turns played on agrid with 1000- battle occurs and is resolved, or until detection is lost and the sce-
yard squares (two squares equal 2000 yards or one nautical mile). nario reverts to standing order mode.
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Patrol: Submarine must avoid contact with ASW forces. H de-
tected, ii may operate in self defense.
Transit: Submarine must move through designated area unde-
ASW Scenarios tected or by a specified time.
DETERMINE OPPOSING ASW FORCE STRENGTH

Submarines have a variety of missions, but their opposition has Select the ASW Force Table corresponding to the location of the
a single mission: to locate and neutralize undersea forces. The pro- scenario and opposite in color to the submarine force. If only using
cedures of this chapter allow the generation of ASW encounters and forms from this book, use the ASW Forms column; tt using forms
naval scenarios using the Harpoon ship forms in this booklet. available in Ship Forms and Sub Forms as well, use the All Forms
Parameters: Scenarios generated by this procedure are con- column. The result is the specific ASW force operating against the
cerned with ASW. One side is always one or more submarines; the submarine.
other side is composed of a variety of ASW forces (which may in- If the scenario takes place in the Pacific, three force colors are
clude submarines). possible: red, blue, or gray. The ASW player (or the referee) may
The Map: Location maps are provided as a basis for designation select either color opposite the sub force color.
locations for ASW operations. The major choke points and subma- In some cases, the ASW force may include up to three ships.
rine defiles are shown, along with the nations which could be involved In some cases, the ASW force will consist of a submarine. The
in those areas. sub force will not know this fact.
In Arctic scenarios, both the sub force and theASWforce will always
SCENARIO GENERATION PROCEDURE be submarines.
Generating and resolving a scenario involves six distinct steps: In some cases, the ASW force may consist of vessels not nor-
1. Determine general location. mally considered ASW ships; naval forces are not always able to
2. Determine submarine force. deploy ships on missions they were designed for, and ~ is up to the
3. Determine opposing ASW force strength. naval commander to make the best of the forces he has available.
4. Generate environment. ASW Force Mission: The mission of theASWforce is always the
5. Move to detection. same: locate and destroy its submarine opponent.
6. Fight the battle.
The ASW scenario must be generated by an impartial referee in GENERATING ENVIRONMENT
order to maintain the surprise aspect of the situation. Produce the environmentlorlhe scenario. Annex N should be used
to define the weather situation.
DETERMINE GENERAL LOCATION Roll 10100 for sea state using the Sea States Table and record
Roll one six-sided die, and consult the scenario location maps. the information. Within the time frame of the scenario, this informa-
The six major ocean areas (Atlantic, Baltic, Arctic, Mediterranean, tion will not change. Both players should be provided with this infor-
Indian, and Pacific) are numbered one through six to correpond to mation since weather satellites and standard reconaissance tech-
the possible die roll results. The die roll result indicates the location niques would normally make it available.
of the scenario. local Visibility: Roll for weather and visibility using Annex N.
Sonar Environment: Generate the sonar performance modifier
DETERMINE SUBMARINE FORCE for the scenario location using the Sonar Environment Chart. Deter-
Select the Submarine Force Table corresponding to the location mine the effects of weather on sonar using the Sonar Weather Ef-
olthe scenario. ttonly usingformsfromthisbook, usetheASW Forms fects Chart.
column on the tables; if using forms available in Ship Forms and Beginning Time: At the same time, generate the inftial time at
Sub Forms as well, use the All Forms column. The result is the specific which the scenario begins by consulting the random time generation
submarine that will be used as the submarine force. table. Determine only the hour (not the minutes) and begin record-
In some cases, the submarine force will consist of two subma- ing casual turns from this point.
rines.
Note the color (red or blue, occasionally gray) associated with the MOVE TO DETECTION
submarine force. The opposite color will be used to determine the Both sides maneuver their forces in pursuft of their mission goals.
opposing ASW forces. When forces are detected, they fight. Until the detection occurs, both
Sub Force Mission: The submarine player must roll on the Sub sides are more or less in the dark. The surprise of initial detection,
Force Mission Table to determine his mission. identification of the adversaries, and the immediate reaction are ma-
jor compnents in the final loss or victory in naval actions.
SUB FORCE MISSION Both sides should write standing orders, which remain in effect
Die Rolf SS or SSN SSG or SSGN SSB or SSBN until some time or event occurs. For example, a submarine captain
might order his vessel to steam at intermediate depth at 15 knots on
a course of 300 degrees, except that once an hour it will slow to 5
knots (creep speed)lor 1o minutes. The orders should include which
weapons are loaded in the torpedo tubes, what armament helicop-
ters are carrying and what mode (active or passive) each platform's
sensors are in.
The events which lead to the final detection of the enemy and the
Missions resolution of the encounter by battle should be managed by a ref·
Attack: Submarine must attack ASW forces and destroy them. eree who has access to all information about the sftuation and who
Evade: Submarine must avoid contact with ASW forces for at least carefully dispenses that information to those involved as ft becomes
two game hours. available.
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The referee uses these standing orders to determine
when the forces come together and how. He can A FINAL NOTE
announce hourmlong turns if the sides are distant in time, or move in This scenario generation system is intended as a vehicle for the
10-minute intermediate turns. creation of interesting situations for use with Harpoon. In some cases,
the situations generated will produce (as in reality) stalemates or
FIGHT THE BATTLE mismatches. When such a situation becomes apparent, be quick to
The battle itseij is resolved in accordance with the Harpoon rules. recognize it and add or subtract units to restore play balance.
SONAR WEATHER EFFECTS CHART
% Modifier
to Sonar Detection
;;/!l~~c
..\ 3i&'o/•·' .. ···:.
-10%
•lfll
.i,
-20°k
-70%
'~·= No
Note: Sonobuoys cannot be used in sea states greater than 5.
SONAR PERFORMANCE MODIFIERS
+20% detect, 2xrange, + 1 CZ Cavitation speed

-10% detect, 0.Sxrange, -2 CZ f'!~nning sile.nl
,'.;:: <;,;,;y·;, h ~v. s~:·'6·~~r, ss~~.'etc.

. ... Less than. 4Q da,mage p<>ints
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SPEED TEMPLATES
Measure movement on the ASW grids on pages 12-13 using these two Har-
poon Speed Templates. The Intermediate Template (marked 1 inch=4000 yards)
is used for plotting Intermediate turns. When plotting shifts to Tactical turns, use
the Tactical Template (marked 1 inch=1000 yards). The measuring tick marks on
each template correspond to the distances per turn indicated on the Speed Tem-
plate Values Table for each type of turn (Tactical or Intermediate), and are la-
beled with the speed in knots for the convenient usage of Harpoon players and
referees. Harpoon players and referees have permission to photocopy these
templates for personal use. Affixing the photocopies to thin cardboard is sug-
gested to make them easier to handle.
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70
Harpoon Speed Template
(1 inch=4000 yards 1 turn=1 O minutes)
5 15 25 35 45 55 65
10 20 30 40 50 60 70
Harpoon Speed Template
(1 inch=1000 yards 2 tactical turns=1 minute}
SPEED TEMPLATE VALUES

Speed Speed Time Interval Time Interval Intermediate Dist/Turn Tactical Distancerrurn
(f5nots/ (Yds/Min/ (10 Min/ (1 Min/ (lnchesrrurn/ Onchesrrurn/
, , ··1':: ··: ,· ;':, .. ;i1i 'i11ll l Illl~ll

~\ :;i500 l l l11l l l l l llll~lll llllllllll lllll llli~ 11111 :lllll~llllilllllf11111;l1'l l Ill l' 1;I
15 • • 5000 500 1.25 0.50
20 667 6667 667 1.67 0.67
!l~I j iiiii llll~ll Ill Illllllli~l II I1 llllllllll~i 11111\l I

1
1111
1
35 1167 11667 1167
ii lliill 1I I llllllllll1!llllllllll~llllltlllll1l!!1l!
2.92
I
1.17
40 1333 13333 1333 3.33 1.33
l l~lli Iii< 111~1~1 i:;~~~i, iii1li~9~;ii1.i~iilii;;; 191~1!! i; ;iii:I~i:! Iilljl! :ml i i!!;;::::.;E;'.i;;:1:i;;:~1'.~i\:,::' : ,
55 1833 18333 1833 4.58 1.83
60 2000 20000 2000 5.00 2.00
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ATLANTIC SCENARIOS (1)
Submarine Force
Atlantic
Die Roll Sub (ASW Forms/ Sub (All Forms/
1 Vanguard Blue Vanguard Blue
2 Type 210 Blue Valiant Blue
3 Ohio Blue Swiftsure Blue
4 Delta IV Red Los Angeles Blue
5 Delta Ill Red Ohio Blue
6 Yankee I Red November Red Norwegian
7 Alfa Red Sea
8 Delta IV Red
9 Delta Ill Red
0 Charlie II Red
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Reykjavik Faeroe
Islands
ASW Force
----Red Blue-----
Die Roll ASW Forms All Forms ASW Forms All Forms
1 Kashin.. Udaloy.. Iroquois Los Angeles
2 Kashin • Akula Amethyste Imp. Los Angeles
3 Grisha Ill' Kresta W Geo. Leygues Arleigh Burke
4 Grisha Ill* Krivak tt Tourv#Je Spruance
5 Grisha v• Krivak W Leander/2TA Seawall
6 Mirka W Sierra Arleigh Burke 0.H. Perry'
7 Victor Ill Oslo Trafalgar
8 Kirov Type 21 O Iroquois 01100 2001300,400
9 Biava (Roll again) Leanderl2TA Miles
O Sovremennyy' (Roll again) Geo. Leygues
Roll on the color column opposite the color of the sub from the
previous table.
•Roll again if the force is less than three vessels.
Die Roll
BALTIC SCENARIOS (2)
Submarine Force Baltic
Sub (ASW Forms) Sub (All Forms)
1 Viistergotland Blue ViistergOtland Blue
2 Niicken Blue Niicken Blue
3 Viistergotfand Blue Type 206 Blue
4 Niicken Blue Type 206 Blue Finland
5 ViistergOtland Blue Type 211 Blue
6 Niicken Blue Type 211 Blue
7 Foxtrot Red
8 (Only blue subs Tango Red
9 are possible) Tango Red
0 Kilo Red
ASW Force
----Red---- ----Blue-----
Die Roll ASW Forms All Forms ASW Forms All Forms Llep8j8
1 Grisha IW Grisha v• Bremen Bremen
2 Grisha v• Grisha 111• Hamburg Hamburg K181p9da
3 Mirka W Mirka W Goteborg Goteborg USSR
4 Pauk• Pauk• Niicken Niicken
5 Kashin • Krivak II Viistergotland Viistergotiand
6 (Roll again) Kresta I (Roll again) (Roll agai.1)
7 Kashin* Gei'many
8 Mod Kashin• 0 100 200 300 400
9 Tango
0 Kilo Miles
previous table.
•Roll again if the force is less than three vessels.
ARCTIC SCENARIOS (3)
Submarine Force
Arctic
Die Roll Sub (ASW Forms) Sub (All Forms)
1 Delta Ill Red Trafalgar Blue
2 Delta IV Red Los Angeles Blue
3 Delta Ill Red Imp. Los Angeles Blue
4 Delta IV Red Sturgeon Blue
5 Delta Ill Red Seawolf Blue
6 Delta IV Red Typhoon Red
7 Delta IV Red
8 (Only red subs Delta Ill Red
9 are possible) Akula Red
0 Victor /II Red
ASW Force
Red Blue
Die Roll ASW Forms All Forms ASWForms All Forms
Barents Sea
1 Grisha Ill' Grisha Ill' Amethyste Trafalgar
2 Grisha v• Grisha v• Amethyste Swiftsure
3 Mirka II" Mirka W Amethyste Sturgeon
4 Pauk .. Pauk* Amethyste Los Angeles
5 (Roll again) Kirov Amethyste Imp. LosAngeles USSR
6 (Roll again) Udaloy Amethyste Sea wolf
7 Kresta II" 0
8 Krivak II"
9 Kiev
O Akula
previous table.
MEDITERRANEAN SCENARIOS (4)

Submarine Force Mediterranean
1 Amethyste Blue Amethyste Blue
2 Yankee I Red Agosta Blue
3 Amethyste Blue Sauro Blue
4 Yankee I Red S<ilvatore Pelosi Blue
5 Amethyste Blue Los Angeles Blue
6 Yankee I Red Charlie II Red
7 Victor Ill Red
8 Foxtrot Red
9 Tango Red
0 Kilo Red
ASW Force
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Die Roll ASW Forms All Forms ASW Forms All Forms
1 Kashin • Kashin Amethyste Rubis
2 Grisha IW Krivak 1111 Geo. Leygues Amethyste
3 Grisha v• Moskva Tourville Sauro 0'100 200 300 400
4 Pauk' Kara Arleigh Burke Agosta Mile$
5 (Roll again) Kresta II (Roll again) Enrico Toti
6 (Roll again) Udaloy (Roll again) Knox
7 Sovremennyy - 0. H. Perry
8 Foxtrot Spruance
9 Tango Ticonderoga
O Kilo California
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INDIAN OCEAN SCENARIOS (5)
Submarine Force Indian
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Yankee I
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Los Angeles Blue Kandahar
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3 Amethyste Blue Sturgeon Blue 0$lhl&
4 Yankee I Red Seawo/f Blue NewDelhl"'
5 Amethyste Blue Permit Blue
6 Yankee I Red Victor II/ Red
7 Sierra Red India,
8 Victor Ill Red
9 Charlie II Red Saudi Arabia
0 Oscar/ Red
ASW Force Bombay

----Red ----Blue-----
Die Roll ASW Forms All Forms ASW Forms All Forms Arabian Sea Hyderab11;d.,
1 Kashin Kirov Arleigh Burke Ticonderoga
2 Kashin Alfa Amethyste Ar/eigh Burke
3 Mirka II' Victor Ill Geo. Leygues Knox
4 Grisha' Kashin Tourville Los Angeles Laccadlve lslaods
5 Pauk' Kresta I (Roll again) Imp. Los Angeles

6 Pauk' Kara (Roll again) Virginia Call cut
0 100 200 300 400
7 Udaloy Kidd Mahe
8 Kara 0. H. Perry Miles

9 Victor Ill Nimitz
0 Mod Kashin - Spruance
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PACIFIC SCENARIOS (6)

Submarine Force Pacific
1 Yushio Blue Yushio Blue
2 Imp. Yushio Blue Imp. Yushio Blue
3 Han Gray Los Angeles Blue
4 Han Gray Sturgeon Blue
5 Delta IV Red Han Gray
6 Yankee I Red Han Gray USSR
7 Delta Ill Red
8 Akula Red
9 Victor Ill Red
0 Tango Red
ASW Force
Red Blue-- -Gray
Die Roll ASW Forms All Forms ASW Forms All Forms ASW Forms
1 Grisha V Grisha V* Shirane Los Angeles Luda
2 Mirka 11~ Mirka ft• Chikugo Sturgeon Luda
3 Riga Kashin Burke Sea wolf Luda
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4 Pauk~ Kresta II Yushio Spruance Luda Pacific
5 Kashin Kirov (Roll again) California Luda Ocean
6 Grisha v· Sovremennyy (Roll again) Chikugo Luda Japan

7 Krivak II Knox
8 Aku/a Perry 0 100 200 300 400
9 Udaloy Virginia Mites
O Pauk' Kidd
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Algonquin DD Iroquois Canada
BASIC SHIP DATA RADARS (5.2.4) SONARS (5.3)
Damage Points: 127 Propulsion: COGOG 140+ 139- Missile Detect Active Passive
Crew: 319 Maximum Speed: 30 Name Large Small Vs mall Chance Function Name Rng Det Rng Det CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small SPQ-20 AS,SS
40 27 13 80°/o SQS-501 0.5 70°/o H
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium LW.08 215 143 68 80'>/o AS SQS-505 VOS 5 65°/o 3 40°/o T
Line of Sight Size {5.8): Medium SQS-505
DA.05 112 75 35 70°/o AS 5 65'>/o 3 40°/o H
Course Change Per Turn: 45°
Acceleration Per Turn: 5 kts
Deceleration Per Turn: 10 kts
Total Weapons Mounts: 7
WEAPONS
A F&A(29)1 Mk41 VLS w/29 SM2MR Block 111/1 STIR ODD ODD ODD ODO ODO ODD ODD ODD
DODOO
SM2MR Block II. Guidance: l!M/TSARH. Vsmall radar target. Min Ang: 3 nm. Max Alt: VHigh; Min Alt:
Vlow. Operating HF radar required to engage air target.
SSM. 50 (80°/o}. 12.0 nm/tac turn. 5 OP vs. surface ship only.Airburst.
SAM. 50 (80o/o). i2.0 nm/tac turn. Air targets.
B F(1)1 Super Rapid 76mm/621/1 STIR
Unlimited fire. Local control not possible. --B
2.2 (55o/o). 14 DP. Close surface targets.
4.3 (45°/o). 7 DP. Far surface targets.
2.7 (60°/o). Against High, Medium, Low aircraft.
C A( R) 1 Mki 5 Phalanx 20mml76 Block I w/5 bursts ODO OD
Capable vs. seaskimmers. Autonomous (4.4.5). No 1/4 modifier for diving targets.
0.2 (20°/o) 7 DP. Close surface targets.
0.3 (10°/o) 4 DP. Far surface targets.
0.8 (80°/o). Against low air targets.
0 P8{3)1 Mk32 324mm TT wl3 Mk46 torp ODO
E $8(3)1 Mk32 324mm TT wl3 Mk46 torp ODO
18 Mk46 tarps in magazine for reloads. 10 minutes reload time per torpedo. DOD DOD DOD ODD ODD
DOD
Mk46. 6.0 (55°/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub. Dlameter=324 mm. D
REMARKS
DOH 280 or Tribal class.
This ship has received the TRUMP upgrade.
ESM. Detects enemy radiating radar using that radar's percent detection chance.
AIRCRAFT
2 CH-124A Sea King DO
F Aft Pad (1)
Has Bear Trap helo recovery system, fitted wlstabilizers (Safe Sea State Table).
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DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

Kts DP Damage Taken Total Damage Polnts=127. Mark otteach damage point taken as it occurs.
30 32 ODO ODO ODO ODO DOD ODD ODD ODO ODO ODO OD
22 64 ODO ODO ODO ODO DOD ODD DOD ODO ODO ODO OD
15 95 ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODD ODD ODO ODO ODO 0
8 114 DOD DOD ODD ODO DOD ODD 0
O 127 ODO DOD DOD ODO 0 Sunk
Kts shows the maximum speed available while any unmarked boxes remain in a group.
This form is provided by GDW for use with Harpoon.

HARPOON FORM 10 9 January 1990 It may be photocopied for use with any Harpoon game.
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CH-124 Sea King ASW Canada

BASIC AIRCRAFT DATA CannonATA:O D-ATA: 1.5 {1.5)
SONARS (5.3)
Name Active Detect Passive Detect CZ Type
AOS-10
SENSORS
1.5 60'% 0.75 30°1., D
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ESM (5.7). Detects radiating radar {chance of detecting is the radar's detection chance);
range is 110°/o of radar horizon between the two units. Detects missile active radar homer
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at 5 nm when it is turned on.
FUSI FUS2
PERFORMANCE Helicopter.
Altitude Cruise Full Mil. Reheat
VLow: 120 (0.5) 130 (0.5)
Med: 110 (0.5) 130 (0.5)
Ceiling: 9900 meters
ENDURANCE
lnflight Refuel?: No
Cruise Range: 483 nm
Internal Fuel: 2006 kg
Payload: 1764 kg
REMARKS
Autohover.
Canadian designation for SH-3A. Ordnance Joadout is 4 Mk46 or 4 Mk11 DC.
WEAPONS LOADS Max Payload: 1764 kg

Internal Cannon: None.
Hardpoint Location: FUS1 FUS2
Rating (kg):
Ordnance Weight
232 DO DO
145 00 OD
4 torpe o.
6.0 (55°/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub. Oiameter=324 mm.
Mk11 DC. Air-dropped depth charge.
20o/o hit probability. 20 DP vs. sub.
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Amethyste SSN Amethyste France

Damage Points: 49 Propulsion: Nuclear-Electric 140+ 139- Missile Detect Active Passive
Crew: 66 Maximum Speed: 18125 Name Large Small Vsmall Chance Function Name Rng Det Rng Det CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small DRUA 33 18 12 6 80°/., SS DSUV62 18 60°/o 2 T
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Small DMUX20 6 75°/o 10 65o/o H
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Small
Course Change Per Turn: 180° surfaced: 180° submerged
Acceleration Per Turn: 5 kts surfaced; 5 kts submerged
Deceleration Per Turn: 1a kts surfaced; 1Okts submerged
WEAPONS
A&B PB&S8(2)2 533mm TI w/14 torps DOD DOD ODD DOD DD
F17 Mod 2. 11.0 (70%). 0.33 nm/tac turn. 63 DP vs. sub/125 vs. surface ship. Dlameter=533 mm. Wire-
gulded.
SM39 Exocet. Guidance: l/TARH. Vsmall radar target. Min Ang: 3 nm. Max Alt: Vlow; Min Alt: Vlow.
SSM. 27.0 (80°/o). 5.1 nm/tac turn. 33 OP vs. surface ship only.
REMARKS
If Submerged: Acceleration per turn=2 kts/tac turn if running silent. Deceleration per turn=5 kts/tac turn
if running silent.
Has improved hull of HLES 80 steel.

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Detection Modifiers:
Has natural circulation power plant below 16 kts. -10°/o passive sonar detection chance.
Hull form improved to reduce noise signature, compared to Rubisclass.
Fitted with DUUX 5 Fenelon passive ranging sonar (not a search sensor).Add 10%. to passive fire control
solution chance if target detected by this sonar.
Normal Weapons Loadout: 10 F17, 4 SM39.

Sub Surf DP Damage Taken Total Damage Points=4g. Mark off each damage point taken as it occurs.
25 18 12 DOD DOD DOD ODD
19 14 24 ODD DOD DOD DOD
12 9 37 DOD ODD ODO ODDO
6 4 44 DODDOOD
O O 49 ODD OD Sunk
Sub and surf show the maximum speed available while any unmarked boxes remain in a group.

Montcalm DOG Georges Leygues France
Damage Points: 136 Propulsion: CODOG 140+ 139- Missile Detect Active Passive
Crew: 216 Maximum Speed: 30 Name Large Small Vs mall Chance Function Name Rng Del Rng Der CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1}: Small
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium
DRBV 26 150 100 47 80% AS DUBV 23C 6 75°/o 5 60%1 H
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Medium
DRBV 51 24 16 8 75% SS DUBV 43C 6 75°/o 5 60°/a T
DRBN 32 60 40 19 80°/o SS
WEAPONS
A F(1)1 M1968100mm/55//1 DRBC 32E
Unlimited fire. Local control possible.
3.3 (50°/a). 14 DP. Close surface targets.
B A(8)1 Crotale w/8 msls//1 Mirador IV ODO ODO DO
18 reloads (manual) carried for Crota!e. ODO ODO ODD ODO ODO ODO
Crotale. Guidance: Command. Vsmall radar target. Min Ang: 0.27 nm. Max Alt: High; Min Alt Low. Two
missiles may be controlled by the director at the same time at the same target.
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SAM. 5.0 (60°/o). 6.6 nm/tac turn. Air targets.
C P(1)1 OCN 20mm/BO
D S(1)1 OCN 20mm/80
0.6 (30°/o). 2 DP. Close surface targets. F-- -E
1.1 (15°/o). Against Low aircraft.
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SB(1)1 533mm TT w/5 LS torp ODO 00
P8(1)1 533mm TT w/5 LS torp ODO OD
c-- -D
LS. 3.7 (60"/o). 0.29 nm/tac turn. 38 DP vs. subt75 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm.Act/pass.
G PS&SB(4)1 MM40 Exocet w/4 msls ODD D
H PS&SB(4)1 MM40 Exocet w/4 msls ODO D
Can carry 4 Exocet missile reloads in wartime. Manual reload time 20 minutes per missile. ODO D
MM40 ROF=S missiles per turn (all mounts) at same target.
MM40. Guidance: l/TSARH. Vsmall radar target. Min Ang: 3 nm. Max Alt: Vlow; Min Alt: VLow.
SSM. 38.0 (80°/o). 5.1 nm/tac turn. 33 DP vs. surface ship only.
G-- -H
REMARKS
Max speed with DUBV 43 streamed is 19 knots.
The first two units in class (Montcalm is #3) have (1)4 MM38 Exocet vice (4)1 MM40 Exocet. MM38 ROF=8
missiles per turn (all mounts).
Unit #5 and on much improved: 100mm Compact vice M1968, DIBV 10 Vampir IA sensor, Crotale EDIR,
DRBV 15 vice 26, DRBC 33 vice 32, DSBV 61 towed array sonar.
AIRCRAFT
2 LynxMk4 DO
Aft pad (1)
Fined with stabilizers (Safe Sea State Table).

Kts DP Damage Taken Total Damage Points=136. Mark off each damage point taken as it occurs.
30 34 ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO DOD DOD 0
22 68 ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODD ODO ODO ODD DOD 0
15 102 ODO ODD DOD ODO ODD ODO DOD ODD ODO DOD ODO 0
8 122 ODD ODO DOD DOD ODO DOJ DD
0 136 ODO DOD DOD DOD DD Sunk
Kts shows the maximum speed avaiiable while any unmarked boxes remain in a group.

L'lndomptable SSBN Le Redoutable France
Damage Points: 128 Propulsion: Nuclear 140+ 139- Missile Detect Active Passive
Crew: 135 Maximum Speed: 20/25 Name Large Small Vsmall Chance Function Name Rng Det Rng Det CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small H
DRUA33 18 12 6 80°/o SS DSUV 23 7 50°/o 1
DSUV 61 12 55%, 2 T
Course Change Per Turn: 45° surfaced; 180° submerged
Deceleration Per Turn: 6 kts surfaced; 10 kts submerged
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WEAPONS
A&B PB&SB{2)2 550mm TT w/18 tarps ODO ODO DOD DOD ODO ODO f
F17 Mod 2. 11 .0 (70%). 0.33 nm/tac turn. 63 DP vs. sub/125 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Wire-
guided.
LS. 3.7 (60°/o). 0.29 nm/tac turn. 38 DP vs. subns vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Act/Pass.
A--+nn--s
SM39 Exocet. Guidance: lffARH. Vsmall radar target. Min Ang: 3 nm. Max Alt: Vlow; Min Alt: Vlow. 2 2
C (16)1 M20 or M4 w/16 missiles. Strategic nuclear ballistic missiles.
REMARKS
It Submerged: Acceleration per turn=2 kts/tac turn if running silent. Deceleration per turn=5 kts/tac turn
if running silent.
+ +
+ +
Fitted with DUUX 2 passive ranging sonar (not a search sensor). Add 5%. to passive fire control solution
chance if target detected by this sonar.
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Sonar suite will be upgraded by adding DSUX 21 multifunction system.
+ +
Normal Weapons Loadout: 7F17 Mod 2, 7 LS, and 4 SM29 Exocet. All units in class except first unit, Le
Redoutab/e, will carry M4 missiles. + +
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Sub Surf OP Damage Taken Total Damage Points=128. Mark off each damage point taken as it occurs.
25 20 32 DOD DOD DOD COD DCO DOD DOD COD ODD DOD DD
19 15 64 COD COD DOD ODD DCO DOD DOD DOD ODD DCO DD
13 10 96 DOD COD ODD DCO DCO DOD DOD DOD ODD DOD DD
6 5 115 DOD DCO DOD DOD DOD DODD
O 0 128 ODO ODO DOD ODO 0 Sunk

De Grasse DD Tourville France
Damage Points: 169 Propulsion: Steam 140+ 139- Missile Detect Active Passive
Crew: 282 .Maximum Speed: 32 Name Large Small Vs mall Chance Function Name Rng Det Rng Der CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Large DRBV 51 24 16 8 75°/o SS DUBV 23/43 6 65o/o 5 50°/o HIT
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium DRBN 32 60 40 19 80°/o SS
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Medium DRBN 32 60 40 19 80°/o SS
Course Change Per Turn: 30° DRBV 26 150 100 47 80% AS
Acceleration Per Turn: 3 kts DIBV Vampir IA Sensor
WEAPONS
A F(1)1 M1968100mm/55//1 DRBC 320
B F(1)1 M1968 100mm/55//1 DRBC 320
3.3 (50%). 14 DP. Close surface targets.
6.5 (35°/o). 7 OP. Far surface targets.
4.3 (30°/o). Against High, Medium, Low aircraft. --A
C PB&SB(1)1 MM38 Exocet w/1 msl 0
D PB&SB(1)1 MM38 Exocet w/1 msl O
E PB&SB(1)1 MM38 Exocet w/1 msl 0
F PB&SB(1)1 MM38 Exocet w/1 msl 0
G PB&SB(1)1 MM38 Exocet w/1 msl 0
H PB&S8(1)1 MM38 Exocet w/1 msl D
MM38. Guidance: llTARH. Vsmall radar target. Min Ang: 2.7 nm. Max Alt: VLow; Min Alt: VLow. ROF=8 M--llL -l
missiles per turn (all mounts) at the same target.
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P(1)1 533mm TI w/5 LS Torp ODO DD
S(1)1 533mm TI w/5 L5 Torp ODO DD
L5. 3.7 (60°/o). 0.29 nrnltac turn. 38 DP vs. sub/75 DP vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. AcVPass.
A(B)l Crotale w/8 msls//2 Mirador IV ODD DOD DD
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26 Crotale missiles in magazine. Manual reload. ODO DOD DOD DOD DOD ODO ODO DOD DD
Crotale. Guidance: Command. VsmaU radar target. Min Ang: 0.27 nm. Max Alt: High; Min Alt: VLow. Two
missiles may be controlled by the director at the same time at the same target.
SAM. 5.0 (60"/o). 6.6 nm/tac tum. Air targets.
L S(1)1 DCN 20mm/80
M P(1)1 DCN 20mm/80
Unlimited fire. local control possible.
1.1(10°/o).1 DP. Far surface targets.
N P&S(1)1 Malafonw/13 mslsODD ODO ODO DOD 0
Malafon. 7.0 nm range {then launches l4 Torp). Min Ang: 1.1 nm. 3.8 nm/tac turn. Standoff ASWweapon.
Manually reloaded. Takes 3 turns. New version is shallow-water capable.
L4 Torp. 3.9 (60°/o). 0.25 nm/tac turn. 38 OP vs. sub only. Diameter=533 mm.
REMARKS
Type F67. All units will get Crotale EDIR, DUBV 61 towed array, Murene torpedoes.
AIRCRAFT
2 LynxMK4 DO
0 Aft Pad (1) 0
Fitted with stabilizers.

Kts DP Damage Taken Total Damage Points-169. Mark off each damage point taken as it occurs.
32 42 ODO mo ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO om ODO DOD ODO om
24 84 ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO
16 127 ODO DOD DOD ODO ODO ODO DOD ODO ODO om ODO ODO DOD ODO 0
8 152 ODO DOD DOD ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO 0
O 169 ODO 000 ODO ODD DOD OD Sunk
Kts shows the maximum speed avaiJable while any unmarked boxes remain in a group.

Bremen FFG Bremen FRG
Damage Points: 106 Propulsion: CODOG 140+ 139- Missile Detect Active Passive
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small DA.OS 165 110 52 80% AS,SS DSQS-218 5 70°/o 3 60o/o HorT
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1}: Medium 3AM20 40 27 13 70% SS (AS085)
WEAPONS
A F(6)1 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//1 WM25 DOD DOD DD
16 manual reloads for·Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow. ODD DD_DDDD 000000 O
Nato Sea Sparrow (RIM-7M). Guidance: SARH. VsmaU radar target. Two missiles may be controlled by
the director at the same time at the same target. Min Ang: 0.3 nm. Max.Alt Med; Min Alt: Vlow. Mk29 NATO
SS RQf,,,15 missiles per turn.
SSM. 8.0 {50°/o). 22.0 nm/tac turn. 6 DP vs. surface ship only.
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SAM. 8.0 {60°/o). 22.0 nm/tac turn. Air targets.
SB(4)1 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon ODO D
PB(4)1 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon DODD
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Harpoon. Guidance: l/TARH. BOL (6.6.5). Block IC version. Can make up to 3 course changes during
flight Selectable popup (6.3.2.2.4). Vsmal! radar target. Climbs to Low altitude on turn of launch. Min Ang: --A
3 nm. Max Alt: VLow; Min Alt: Vlow. ROF=8 missiles per turn (all mounts at the same target).
SSM. 80 (80%). 4.7 nm/tac turn. 45 DP vs. surface ship only.
D F(1)1 Compact 76mm/62//1 STIR
Unlimited fire. Local control not possible.
E--
4.3 {40°/o). 5 DP. Far surface targets.
c-- --B
E PB(2)1 Mk32 324mm TT w/2 Mk46 torp OD
F SB(2)1 Mk32 324mm TT w/2 Mk46 torp DD
Mk46. 6.0 (55°/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 23 OP vs. sub. Oiameter=324 mm.
REMARKS
Has Prairie/Masker (quieted).
AIRCRAFT
2 Lynx MkBB OD
G Ah Pad (1)
Has Bear Trap he!o recovery system, fitted with stabilizers (Safe Sea State Table).
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Kts DP Damage Taken Tota! Damage Points=106. Mark off each damage point taken as it occurs.
30 27 DOD ODO ODO DOD ODD DOD DOD DOD ODO
22 53 ODD DOD ODD DOD ODD DOD DOD DOD DD
15 80 ODD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD ODD ODO
8 95 DOD ODD DOD ODD ODD
0 106 ODO DOD DOD DD Sunk

Bayern DDG Hamburg FRG
Damage Points: 126 Propulsion: Steam 140+ 139- Missife Detect Active Passive
Crew: 280 Maximum Speed: 35 Name Large Smalf Vsmall Chance Function Name Rng Det Rng Det CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small LW.04 180 120 57 80"/o AS ELAC 1BV 4 60"/o 2 30"/o H
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium DA.OB 165 110 52 80"/o AS,SS
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Medium ZW.01 48 32 15 70"/o SS
Course Change Per Turn: 45° Kelvin-Hughes 1419 30 20 9 80"/a SS
WEAPONS
A PB&S8(2)1 MM38 Exocet w/2 msls OD
B PB&S8(2)1 MM38 Exocet w/2 msls DD
MM38. Guidance: l/TARH. Vsmall radar target. Min Ang: 2.7 nm. Max Alt: VLow; Min Alt: VLow. MM38
ROF=8 missiles per turn (both mounts) at same target.
SSM. 23.0 (75%). 5.1 nm/tac turn. 33 DP vs. surface ship only. --o
C F(4)1 Bofors 375mm mortar w/18 salvoes ODD ODD ODD ODD ODD DOD
D F(4)1 Bofors 375mm mortar w/18 salvoes DOD ODD ODD ODD ODD DOD
Min Ang: 0.5 nm. 3 minute reload. 4x375mm tubes per mount.
2.0 (30"/o}. 27 DP vs. sub only. ASW mortar.
E S(1)1 533mm TI w/1 Seeschlange torp D
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F $(1)1 533mm TI w/1 Seeschlange torp D
G P(1)1 533mm TI w/1 Seeschlange torp D
H P(1)1 533mm TT w/1 Seeschlange torp D
Seeschlange. 3.3 (70%). 0.28 nm/tac turn. 25 DP vs. sub. Diameter=533 mm. Dual-wire.
Seeschlange. 6.6 (70°/a). 0.19 nm/tac turn. 25 DP vs. sub. Diameter=533 mm. Dual-wire.
I P(2)1 Type 106 40mm/70
J P(2)1Type106 40mm/70
K 5(2)1Type106 40mm/70
L S(2)1Type106 40mm/70
Unllmited fire. Local control possible.
1.1 {40°/o). 8 DP. Close surface targets.
2.2 {20°/o). 4 DP. Far surface targets.
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M DC Rail w/6 DC DOD DOD H-- --F
N DC Rail w/6 DC ODD DOD
- (03"/o). 38 DP. Depth charge.
0 F(1)1 M1953100mml55//3 M45
P F(1)1 M1953100mm/55113 M45
Q A(1)1 M1953100mm/55//3 M45
J-- ---l
3.3 {50"/a). 14 DP. Close surface targets.
4.3 (40%). Against High, Medium, Low aircraft.
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Kts OP Damage Taken Total Damage Points=126. Mark off each damage point taken as it occurs.
35 31 ODD ODD ODD DOD ODD ODD ODD DOD DOD ODD D
26 63 ODD ODD DOD ODD ODD ODD ODD DOD ODD DOD DD
18 94 ODD DOD ODD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD ODD DODD
9 113 ODD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD D
O i26 DOD DOD DOD DODD Sunk

lynx ASW France, FRG, UK
BASIC AIRCRAFT DATA Cannon ATA: O 0-ATA: 1.5 (1.5)
RADARS (5.2.5)
140+ 139- Missile Detect
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Name Large Small Vsma!I Chance Function
OR831WA 43 29 14 60°/o SS (French)
Sea Spray 40 27 13 70o/o SS (UK)
SONARS (5.3)
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FUS1 FUS2
Name Active Detect Passive Detect CZ Tvpe
DUAV-4 1.5 0.5 65°/o 30°/., 0 (French)
AOS·18 4 2 70°/o 50°/o D(FRG) FUS1
SSQ-9478 1 50°/o S (UK)
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SENSORS
MAD (5.6). Searching aircraft must be at Low or Vlow altitude. Automatically detects sub-
marine within 1.0 nm at Periscope or Shallow depth, or within 0.5 nm at Intermediate
depth. Range halved against submarines with titanium hull. (UK Lynx only.)
ESM (5.7). Detects radiating radar (chance of detecting is the radar's detection chance);
range is 110°;., of radar horizon between the two units. Detects missile active radar homer
at 5 nm when it is turned on. (UK Lynx only.)
PERFORMANCE Helicopter.
Altitude: Crwse Full Mil. Reheat
Vlow: 125 (0.5) 180 (0.8)
Med: 125 (0.5) 180 (0.8)
Ceiling: 3663 meters.
ENDURANCE
Internal Refuel?: No
Cruise Range: 320 nm
Internal Fuel: 733 kg
Payload: 1764 kg
REMARKS
(FRGJ: Use these statistics for FRG Lynx Mk88 with FRG sensors and weapons. Lynx
Mk88 loadout is 2 Mk46 tarp or 2 Mk11 DC.
(UK): Use these statistics for UK Lynx HAS.3 with UK sensors and weapons. The Lynx
HAS.3 has a SSQ-9478 sonobuoys. Lynx HAS.3 loadout is 4 Sea Skua or 4 AS.12 or 2
Mk46 or 2 Stingray tarp or 2 Mk11 DC.
(French): Use these statistics for Lynx Mk4 with French sensors and weapons. Lynx Mk4
loadout is 2 Mk46 tarp or 2 Mk11 DC or 4 AS.12.
WEAPONS LOADS Max Payload: 1360 kg

Internal Cannon: None.
Hardpoint Location: FUS1 FUS2
Rating (kg):
Ordnance Weight
Mk46 Torp 232 D D FAG
Mk11 DC 145 D D French, UK, FRG
AS.12 75 DD DD French, UK
Sea Skua 145 DD DD UK
Stingray Torp 250 D D UK
Mk46 torpedo.
6.0 (55°/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub. Diameter=324 mm.
Mk11 DC. Air-dropped depth charge.
20°/o hit probability. 20 DP vs. sub.
AS.12. Guidance: Wire-guided. Vsmall target. Min Ang: 0.8 nm. Ballistic flight path. Wire-guided.
4.3 (50°/o). 4.2 nm/tac turn. 6 DP vs. surface ship only.
Sea Skua. Guidance: SARH. Vsrnall target. Min Rng: 1.0 nm. VLow cruise flight path.
8.0 (80°/o). 5.0 nm/tac turn. 4 DP vs. surface ship only.
Stingray torpedo.
6.0 (70°/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub. Diameter=324 mm. Shallow-water capable. DE warhead.

Mikuma FF Chikugo Japan
Damage Points: 58 Propulsion: Diesel 140+ 131'- Missile Detect Active Passive
Crew: 165 Maximum Speed: 25 Name Large Small Vs mall Chance Function Name Rng Del Rng Det CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1}: Small
OPS-14
OPS-16
220
40
147 70 SOo/o AS OQS-3 5 55°/o 2 35°/o H -
27 13 70o/o SS SOS·35 IVDS 5 60o/o 3 30°/o T
line of Sight Size (5.8): Medium
WEAPONS
A F(2)1Mk3376mm/501/1 FCS-18
2.0 (40°/o). 7 DP. Close surface targets.
2.7 (1 So/o). Against High, Medium, Low aircraft.
B A(2)1 Mk1 40mm/60
Unlimited tire. Local control possible. No director (Mk51 optical director only for 40mm). Manually loaded.
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1.6 (15'>/o). Against High, Medium, Low aircraft.
P&S(8)1 Mk16 ASR0Cw/8ASROC ODO DOD DD
6 A
ASROC. 5.0 nm range (then launches Mk46 tarp). Min Rng; O.Snm. 0.69 nm/tac turn. Standoff weapon.
Mk46. 6.0 (SSo/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub only. Diameter=324 mm.
D&E P8(3)1 Type 68 324mm TI w/3 Mk46 NEARTIP ODO
58(3)1 Type 68 324mm TI w/3 Mk46 NEARTIP ODO
Mk46 NEAATIP. 6.0 (60o/o). 0.37 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub. Diameter=324 mm. Dual-speed.
Mk46 NEARTIP. 6.0 {60%). 0.20 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub. Diameter=324 mm. Dual-speed.
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Kts DP Damaf]_e Taken Total Dama9e Points=58. Mark off each damage eoint taken as it occurs.
25 14 ODD ODD DOD DOD DD
19 29 DOD DOD ODD DOD DOD
12 44 ODD DOD DOD DOD DOD
6 52 ODD DOD DD
0 58 ODO ODO Sunk

Mochishio SS Yushio Japan
Damage Points: 41 Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 140+ 139- Missile Detect Active Passive
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small ZPS-6 30 20 9 80% SS SOS-36.J 5 60°/o 3 30°/o H
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Small ZQQ-4 8 60% H
WEAPONS
A&B PB&SB(3)2 533mm TTw/18 GRX-2, NT-37C DOD ODD 000000 ODD ODD
GRX-2. 16.4 (80%). 0.58 nm/tac turn. 75 DP vs. subt150 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Wire-
guided.
GRX-2. 25.0 (80°/o). 0.33 nm/tac turn. 75 DP vs. sub/150 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Wire-
guided
NT-37C. 8.0 (60o/o). 0.28 nm/tac tum. 75 OP vs. subn5 vs. surface ship. Diameter=482 mm. Wire-guided.
NT-37C. 18.0 (60%). 0.18 nm/tac turn. 75 DP vs. sub/75 vs. surface ship. Diameter=482 mm. Wire-
guided
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REMARKS 3 3
If Submerged: Acceleration per turn=2 kts/tac turn if running silent. Deceleration per turn=5 ktsttac turn
if running silent.
Normal Weapons Loadout: 9 GRX-2, 9 NT37C (estimated).

Sub Surf DP Damage Taken Total Damage Points=41. Mark off each damage point taken as it occurs.
20 13 10 DOD DOD ODD D
15 10 21 DOD DOD DOD DD
10 6 31 DOD DOD DODD
5 3 37 DOD ODD
O 0 41 DOD DSunk
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Improved Yushio SS Improved Yushio Japan
Damage Points: 44 Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 140+ 131>- Miss11e Detect Active Passive
Crew: 75 Maximum Speed: 12120+ Name Large Small Vsmall Chance Function Name Rng Det Rng Det CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small ZPS-6 30 20 9 80%. SS Z00-5 7 70°/o 9 65o/o 1 H
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Small T
Z00-5 18 65°/o 2
Line of Sight Size (5.8): SmaH
Course Change Per Turn: 180°surfaced; 180° submerged
Acceleration .Per Turn: 5 kts surfaced; 5 kts submerged
Deceleration Per Turn: 10kts surfaced; 1Okts submerged
WEAPONS
A&B PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/18 weapons 0J0 ODO ODD DOD DOD DOD
GRX-2. 16.4 (800/o). 0.58 nm/tac turn. 75 DP vs. sub/150 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Wire-
guided.
GRX-2. 25.0 (80%). 0.33 nmttac turn. 75 DP vs. sub/150 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Wire·
guided.
Harpoon. Guidance: VTARH. BOL (6.6.5). Block IC version. Can make up to 3 course changes during
flight. Selectable popup (6.3.2.2.4). Vsmall radar target. Climbs to Low altitude on turn of launch. Min Rng:
A B
3 nm. Max Alt: Vlow; Min Alt: Vlow. ROF::8 missiles per tum (all mounts at the same target).
SSM. 80 (80%) 4.7 nm/tac tum. 45 DP vs. surface ship only.
REMARKS
It Submerged: Acceleration per turn=2 kts/tac turn if running silent. Deceleration per turn=5 ktsttac turn
if running silent.
Normal Weapons Loadout: 14 GRX·2, 4 Harpoon (estimated).

20 12 11 DOD OJD ODO OD
15 9 22 ODO 000 000 OD
10 6 33 ODO DOD ODO DO
5 3 40 0000000
0 0 44 DOD OSunk
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Shirane DOH Shirane Japan
Crew: 370 Maximum Speed: 32 Name Large Small Vsmal/ Chance Fµnction Name Rng Det Rng Det CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small OPS-12 200 133 63 80°/o HF OQS-101 8 70°/o 6 600/o 1 H
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium OPS-22 30 20 9 70°/o SS SQR-18A 18 60% 2 T
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Medium OPS-28 90 60 28 70o/o SS SQS-35 JVDS 5 60°/o 3 30°/o T
WEAPONS
A F(1)1 Mk42 127mm/54//2 FCS-1A
B F(1)1 Mk42127mm/54/12 FCS-1A
Unlimited fire. Local control possible. FCS-1A can direct Mk42 gun or illuminate target for Sea Sparrow missile.
9.7 (35o/o). 5 DP. Far surface targets.
4.9 (30%). Against High, Medium, Low aircraft.
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C P/S(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx 20mmn6 w/5 bursts DOD DD
Capable vs. seaskimmers. Autonomous (4.4.5).
0.2 (20°/o) 6 DP. Close surface targets. -B
0.3 (10°/o) 3 DP. Far surface targets.
0.8 (80'%). Against Low air targets.
D A(8)1 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//1 WM25 DOD ODO OD
Nato Sea Sparrow (AIM-7M). Guidance: SARH. Vsmall radar target. Two missiles may be fired per tac
IIIIIl -·E
turn per director at the same target. Min Rng: 0.3 nm. Max Alt: Med; Min Alt: VLow. Mk29 NATO SS ROF=15
missiles per turn. FCS-1A can direct Mk42 gun or illuminate target for Sea Sparrow missile.
16 RIM-7M manual reloads for Mk29 NATO SS launcher. DOD DOD ODO ODO ODD D
SSM. 8.0 (50°/o). 22.0 nm/tac turn. 6 DP.
E F(8)1 Mk16 w/8 ASROC ODO ODO 00
ASROC. 5.0 nm (then launches Mk46 torp). Min Rng: 0.5 nm. 0.69 nm/tac turn. Standoff weapon. 8 re- F- --G
loads for ASROC launcher in belowdecks magazine. ODO ODD DD
Mk46. 6.0 (55°/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub only. Diameter=324 mm.
F SB(3)1 Type 68 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 NEARTIP ODD DOD DO
G PB(3)1 Type 68 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 NEARTIP ODD ODO DO
Mk46 NEARTIP. 6.0 (60%). 0.37 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub. Diameter=324 mm. Dual speed.
Mk46 NEARTIP. 6.0 (60%). 0.20 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub. Diameter=324 mm. Dual speed.
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REMARKS
Will have Prairie/Masker bubbling system (quieted). 0 -D
Will eventually receive Harpoon missiles.
Aluminum superstructure.
Critical Hit Armor: Sensors L.
AIRCRAFT -H
3 HSS-2B Sea King DOD
H Aft Pad (1)
Fitted with dual fin stabilizers, helo hauldown system.
DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN II

32 34 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD D
24 68 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD D
16 101 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
8 122 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
O 135 ODD DOD 000 ODD D Sunk

Oslo FF Oslo Norway
Crew: iSO Maximum Speed: 25 Name Large Smafl Vsmafl Chance Function Name Rng Del Rng Del CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small Decca 1226 48 32 15 70°/o SS SOS-36 5 60°/o 3 30°/o HorT
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium DRBV 22 70 47 22 75°/o AS
WEAPONS
A PB&SB(1)1 Penguin Mk2 w/1 msl O
B' PB&SB(1)1 Penguin Mk2 w/1 msl D
C PB&SB(1)1 Penguin Mk2 w/1 msl D
D PB&SB(1)1 Penguin Mk2 w/1 msl D
E PB&SB(1)1 Penguin Mk2 w/1 msl D
F PB&SB(1)1 Penguin Mk2 w/1 msl D
Penguin Mk2. Guidance: l/TIRH. Vsmall radar target. Min Rng: 1.4 nm. Max Alt: VLow; Min Alt: VLow.
Laser altimeter, TlRH seeker, no ESM warning of anack.
SSM. 16.0 (80°/o). 4.4 nm/tac turn. 24 DP vs. surface targets only.
G A(8)1 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//1 Mk91 ODO DOD OD
Nate Sea Sparrow (AIM-7M). Guidance: SARH. Vsmall radar target. Two missiles may be fired per tac
turn perdirectoratthe same target. Min Rng: 0.3 nm. Max Alt: Med; Min Alt: VLow. Mk29 NATO SS ROF=15
missiles per turn.
Total of 16 RIM-7M manual reloads carried for NATO SS. 000 ODD ODO ODO ODO D l-
SSM. 8.0 (50°/o). 22.0 nm/tac turn. 6 DP vs. surface targets only.
SAM. 8.0 (60"/o). 22.0 nm/tac turn. Air targets.
H A(2)1 Mk33 76mm/50/f1 WM22
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I F(2)1 Mk33 76mm/50/f1 WM22
Unlimited fire. Local control possible. Mk33 mounts share single WM22 director.
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J $(1)1 Rh202 20mm/80
K P(1)1 Rh202 20mm/80
Unlimited fire. Local control only.
0.6 (40°/o). 4 OP. Close surface targets.
1.1 (20°/o). 2 DP. Far surface targets. -G
L F(6)1 Terne Ill w/6 salvoes/11 attack sonar DOD ODO
Min Rng: 0.2 nm. Terne Ill attack sonar is for fire control only, has no search capability. 6 barrelsx200 mm;
trainable.
1.6 (40°/o). 25 DP vs. sub. ASW mortar.
M DC rail w/6 DC ODD ODO
- (03"/o). 38 DP vs. sub. Depth charge.
N S9(3)1 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 tarp ODD
0 PB(3)1 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 tarp DOD
Mk46. 6.0 (55o/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub. Dlameter=324 mm. 18 Mk46 tarps in magazine for
reloads. 10 minutes reload time per torpedo. DOD DOD ODO 000 ODD DOD M
REMARKS
Class being modernized by replacing after Mk33 76mm mount with Bofors 40mmf70, SOS-36 sonar with
integrated Spherion hull and VOS sonar, WM22 analog FC radar with digital 9LV200 Mk2. Three units com-
plete by 1989; entire class by end of 1992.

Kts OP Damage Taken Total Damage Points-57. Mark off each damage point taken as it occurs.
25 14 DOD DOD 000 ODO OD
19 29 ODD DOD ODD ODO ODD
12 43 ODO DOD ODO ODO DD
6 52 ODO ODD ODO
O 57 DOD OD Sunk

Ula SS Type 210 Norway
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small Calypso 111 18 12 6 80°/o SS Sintra flank array 7 60'% 1 H
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Small DBQS-21 5 70°/o 8 60°/o 1 H
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Small (CSU-83)
Course Change Per Turn: 180°surfaced; 180°submerged
Deceleration Per Turn: 10 ktssurfaced; 10 ktssubmerged
WEAPONS
A&B PB/S8(4)2 533mm TI w/14 Seehecht tarps ODD DOD ODD ODO DD
Seehecht. 11.0 (75'>/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 65 DP vs. sub/130 vs.surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Dua!-
wire-guided.
REMARKS
It Submerged: Acceleration per turn=2 kts/tac turn if running silent. Deceleration per turn=5 kts/tac turn
if running silent.
Similar to German Type 211. Also called Ula class. A B

Vsmall sonar contact. -10°/o active sonar detection chance (Sonar Performance Modifier).
Normal Weapons Loadout: 14 Seehecht.
Diesel Submarine Endurance:

Submerged Batteiy Endurance: 150 hours at 5 kts; 15 hours at 6-10 kts; 7.5 hours at 11-15 kts; 1.5 hours
at 16-20 kts; 0.5 hour at 20+ kts.

Sub Surf DP Damage Taken Total Damage Points=22. Mark off each damage poiht taken as it occurs.
23 11 5 DODOO
17 8 11 ODO DOD
12 6 16 DODOO
6 3 20 DODD
O O 22 OD Sunk

401 SSN
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Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small Periscope radar 15 10 5 70o/o SS Tamir11111M 1 SOo/o 25°/o H
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium (Stag Ear)
WEAPONS
A&B PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/18 53VA torp ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO
53VA. 5.0 (60%.). 0.25 nm/tac turn. 56 DP vs. sub/113 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm.
53VA. 7.5 (60°/o). 0.2 nm/tac turn. 56 DP vs. sub/113 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm.
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REMARKS 3 3
If Submerged: Acceleration per turn=2 kts/tac turn if running silent. Deceleration per turn=5 kts/lac turn
if running silent.
Possibly fitted with DUUXS Fenelon passive ranging sonar (not a search sensor). Add 10°/o to Passive Fire
Control solution chance if target detected by this sonar.
TI loadout estimated.

Sub Surf DP Damage Taken Total Damage Points-88. Mark off each damage point taken as it occurs.
25 22 22 ODD ODO ODO DOD ODO ODO ODD 0
19 17 44 ODD DOD ODO ODO DOD ODO ODO 0
13 11 66 ODO ODO ODO ODO DOD DOD ODD 0
6 6 79 ODO ODO ODO ODD 0
O 0 88 OCO ODO ODD Sunk

Luda DOG Luda PRC
Damage Points: 117 Propulsion: Steam 140+ 139-- Missile Detect Active Passive
Crew: 350 Maximum Speed: 32 Name Large Sm aff Vsmall Chance Function Name Rng Det Rng Der CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small Fin Curve 48 32 SS Pe gas 3 55°/o H
15 70°/o 2.5 30°/o
Knife Rest A 90 60 28 80°/c AS (Buck Toe)
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Medium Square Tie 70 47 22 70°/o SS
Neptune 30 20 9 75°/o SS
Deceleration Par Turn: 6 kts
WEAPONS
A A(2)1130mm/58//1 Post lamp
B F(2)1 130mm/58//1 Post Lamp
Unlimited fire. Loca! control possible.
8.6 (20°/o}. 5 DP. Far surface targets.
7 .0 (10°/o}. Against High, Medium, and Low aircraft. 1---B
C S(2)1 Type 76 57mm/70//2 Rice Lamp
D P(2)1 Type 76 57mm/70//2 Rice Lamp
E A.(2)1 Type 76 57mm/70//2 Rice Lamp M- o
F F(2)1 Type 76 57mm/70//2 Rice Lamp 0 -N
2.7 (25°/o). 4 DP. Far surface targets. I- -G
2.7 (20°/o). Against High, Medium, Low aircraft. -F
G S(2)1 2M·8 25mm/60
H S(2)1 2M·8 25mm/60
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l P(2)1 2M-8 25mm/60
J P(2)1 2M-S 25mm/60
Unlimited fire. Local control possible. No director.
0.6 (30%1). 1 OP. Close surface targets.
K-
1.2 (15°/o). Against low aircraft. D- -c
K PB&SB(3)1 HY-2 w/3 msls DOD
l PB&SB(3)1 HY-2 w/3 msls DOD
HY-2. Guidance: l/TARH. Min Ang: 6 nm. Max Alt: low; Min Alt: low. HY-2 ROF=2 missiles per turn (both
mounts) at same target.
SSM. 51.0 {50°/o). 5.0 nm/tac turn. 103 DP vs. surface ship only.
M F(12)1 FOF-2500 w/5 salvoes DOD OD
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N F(12)1 FOF-2500 w/5 salvoes DOD OD
Min Rng: 0.1 nm. 12x250mm tubes per mount.
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3.2 (20°/o). 16 OP vs. sub. ASW mortar.
BMB-2 DC Proj w/10 B-1 DC ODD ODO
BMB-2 DC Proj w/10 B-1 DC ODD ODD
DODD
ODO 0
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O BMB-2 DC Proj w/10 B-1 DC ODD ODD ODD D
R BMB-2 DC Proj w/10 B-1 DC ODD ODO DOD 0 -A
- (03°/o). 34 DP vs. sub. Depth charge.
S DC Rail w/10 B-1 DC DOD ODO ODO 0
T DC Rail w/10 B-1 DC DOD ODO ODD D 0- Q
-(03o/o). 34 DP vs. sub. Depth charge. p- R
REMARKS s T
One unit lost ln August 1978 near Zanjiang due to explosion.

32 29 DOD DOD DOD ODD ODD DOD ODO ODO DOD OD
24 58 DOD DOD DOD ODD ODD DOD ODO ODO DOD OD
16 88 ODD ODO DOD ODD ODD DOD ODO ODO ODD ODD
8 105 DOD 000 ODD ODO DOD DD
O 117 DOD ODD DOD DOD Sunk

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Goteborg FFL Goteborg Sweden

Damage Points: 19 Propulsion: Diesel 140+139- Missile Detect Active Passive
Crew: 43 Maximum Speed: 32 Name Large Small Vsmal/ Chance Function Name Rng Vet Rng Vet CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small Sea Giraffe 1 SOHC 75 50 24 80°/o AS,SS Simrad SS304 Spira 2 65% H
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Small Terma PN 612 30 20 9 70°/o SS Salmon VOS 3.5 70''/o - --T
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Small (Nav radar)
Course Change Per Turn: 180
WEAPONS
A PB&SB(2)1 RBS 15 w/2 msls OD
9 PB&SB(2)1 RBS 15 w/2 msls DD
C PB&SB{2)1 RBS 15 w/2 msls DD
D PB&SB(2)1 RBS 15 w/2 msls DD
RBS 15. Guidance: llTARH. Vsmall target. Min Ang: 3 nm. Max Alt Vlow; Min Alt: Vlow.
E F(1)1 Botors Mk2 57mmf70/11 9LV200
2.3 (55%.). 25 DP. Close surface targets.
4.5 (40°/o). Against low aircraft.
F A(1)1 Bofors Trinity 40mmf70//1 9LV200
Unlimited fire. Local control possible. Capable vs. seaskimmers.
1.3 (40°/o). Against low aircraft.
G PB/S8(4)1 400mm TT w/1 Type 431 torp 0
Type 431. a (80°/o). 0.33 nm/tac turn. 25 DP vs. sub/25 vs. surface ship. Diameter=400 mm. Dual-wire,
shallow-water capable.
Type 431. 16 (80°/o). 0.20 nm/tac turn. 25 DP vs. sub/25 vs. surface ship. Diameter=400 mm. Dual-wire,
H F(9)1 Elma ASW Al w/1 salvo D
I F(9)1 Elma ASW Rl w/1 salvo 0
J F(9)1 Elma ASW Rl w/1 salvo 0
K F(9)1 Elma ASW Rl w/1 salvo 0
Min Rng: 0.1nm.9 tubes per mount.
0.1 (30°/o). 3 DP vs. sub only. ASW mortar.
REMARKS
Separate 9lV200 directors for each gun mount.
ESM. (5.7). Detects radiating radar (chance of detecting is the radar's detection chance); range is 110°/o of
radar horizon between the two units. Detects missile active radar homer at 5 nm when it is turned on.

Kts DP Damage Taken Tota! Damage Points=19. Mark off each damage point taken as it occurs.
32 5 ODO 00
24 10 ODD DD
16 14 DOD 0
8 17 DOD
O 19 DO Sunk

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NajadSSN Nii cken Sweden
Crew: 19 Maximum Speed: 12/20 Name Large Small Vsmall Chance Function Name Rng Del Rng Del CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small Terma 15 10 5 70°/o SS Type 2026 18 65°/o 2 T
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Small (Periscope radar) DBOS-21 5 70"/o 8 60°/o H
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Small (CSU 83)
Course Change Per Turn: 1ao 0 surfaced; 1B0°submerged
Deceleration PerTurn: 10 ktssurfaced; 10 kts submerged
WEAPONS
A PB&SB(6)1 533mm lT w/8 Type 61 torp ODO ODO DD
Type 61. 10.0 (70o/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 125 vs. surface ship only. Diameter=533 mm. Wire-guided.
B PB&SB(2)1 406mm lT w/4 Type 42 torp ODD 0
Type 42. 5.4 (60°/o). 0.33 nm/tac turn. 25 DP vs. sub/25 vs. surface ship. Diameter=400 mm. Wire-guided.
Type 42. 10.8 {60°/o). 0.20 nm/tac turn. 25 DP vs. sub/25 vs. surface ship. Diameter=400 mm. Wire-guided.
REMARKS
If Submerged: Acceleration per turn=2 kts/tac turn if running silent. Deceleration per turn= 5 kts/tac turn if
running silent.
Detection Modifiers: A
Vsmall sonar contact.-10% active sonar detection chance (sonar performance modifier).
B

20 12 6 ODO ODD
15 8 12 ODO DOD
10 6 17 ODD OD
5 4 21 ODO D
0 O 23 OOSunk
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Hiilsingland SS Viistergotland Sweden

Crew: 17 Maximum Speed: 12/20 Name Large Small Vs mall Chance Function Name Rng Det Rng Det CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small Terma 30 20 9 70°/o s DBQS-21 5 70°/o 8 60o/o H
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Small
{Nav radar) (CSU83)
Deceleration PerTurn: 10 kts surfaced; 10 kts submerged
WEAPONS
A&B PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w!Type 613 torp DOD DOD 000 ODD
Type 613. 16.4 (80°/o). 0.37 nm/tac turn. 125 OP vs. surface ship only. Diameter=533 mm. Dual wire-
guided, dual-speed.
Type 613. 10.0 (80°/o). 0.20 nm/tac turn. 125 DP vs. surface ship only. Diameter=533 mm. Dual wire-
guided, dual-speed.
C&D P8&SB(2)2 400mm TT wfType 42 and 431 torp ODD ODO
Type 42. 5.4 {60"/o). 0.33 nm/tacturn.25DPvs. sub/25vs. surface ship. Dlameter=400mm. Wire-guided.
Type 42. 10.8 (60'>/o). 0.20 nm/tac turn. 25 OP vs. sub/25 vs. surface ship. Oiameter:400 mm. Wire-
guided.
Type 431. 8 (80o/o). 0.33 nm/tac turn. 25 DP vs. sub/25 vs. surface ship. Diameter=400 mm. Dual-wire,
Type 431. 16 (80°/o). 0.20 nm/tac turn. 25 OP vs. sub/25 vs. surface ship. Diameter=400 mm. Dual-wire,
REMARKS
if running silent.
Vsmall sonar contact.-10"/o active sonar detection chance {sonar performance modifier).

20 12 6 ODO DOD
15 9 12 ODO DOD
10 6 18 ODD DOD
5 321DDD
O O 24 DOD Sunk

Minerva FF Leander/2TA UK
Damage Points: 91 Propulsion: Steam 140+ 139- Missile De teer Active Passive
Crew: 248 Maximum Speed: 28 Name Large Small Vs mall Chance Function Name Rng Der Rng Der CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small
Type 994 (AWS·4) 70 47 22 80o/o AS Type 162 0.6 70°/o H
Type 1006 64 43 20 80o/o SS Type 184 4 65"/o 2 40°/o H
Type 2031 30 65o/o 3 T
Oecelei-atlon Per Turn: 6 kts
WEAPONS
A PB&SB (1)1 MM38 Exocet w/1 msl D
B PB&SB (1)1 MM38 Exocet w/1 msl 0
C PB&SB (1)1 MM38 Exocet w/1 msl D
D PB&SB (1)1 MM38 Exocet w/1 msl 0
MM38. Guidance: llTARH. Vsmall radar target. Min Rng: 2.7 nm. Max Alt: Vlow; Min Alt VLow. ROF=8
missiles per turn (all mounts) at the same target.
SSM. 23.0 (75o/.;.). 5.1 nm/tac turn. 33 DP vs. surface ship on!y.
E A(4)1 Saa Cat w/4 msls//2 Type 903 DOD 0
F A(4)1 Saa Cat w/4 msls/12 Type 903 ODO 0
Sea Cat. Guidance: TV Command. Vsmall radar target. Two missiles may be controlled by the director at
the same time at the same·targel. Min Rng: 0.75 nm. Max Alt: Med: Min Alt: VLow.
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SSM. 3.2 (30o/.;.). 3.3 nm/tac turn. 1 DP vs. surface ship only .
SAM. 3.2 (40o/.;.). 3.3 nm/tac turn. Air targets.
G S(1)1 Mk4 20mm/80
H P(1)1 Mk4 20mm/80
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0.8 (1 O(>/.;.). 1 DP. Far surface targets.
O. B (15"/.;.). Against Low aircraft.
I S8(3)1 Mk32 324 mm TT w/3 Stingray ODD
J P8(3)1 Mk32 324 mm TT w/3 Stingray ODD
Stingray. 6.0 (70(>/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub. Oiameter=324 mm. Shallow-water capable, OE
warhead.
REMARKS
AIRCRAFT
Leanderl2TA class. Of other ships in class, Cleopatra has no helicopter.
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1 Lynx HAS.3 D
K AttPad(1)
Fined with stabilizers (Safe Sea State Table).

Kts DP Damage Taken Total Damage Poinls=91. Mark off each damage point taken as it occurs.
28 23 orn ODD ODO ODO ODO DOD ODO DD
21 46 orn ODD DOD ODO DOD DOD DOD DD
14 68 orn ODD ODO DOD ODO ODO ODD 0
7 82 ODO ODD ODO ODO OD
0 91 ODD ODO DOD Sunk

Vanguard SSBN Vanguard UK
Crew: 130 Maximum Speed: 20125 Name Large Smaff Vsmall Chance Function Name Ang Der Rng Det CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Large Type 1007 80 53 25 80°/o SS Type 2046 20 70% 2 T
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium Type 2054 7 75'% 12 65% H
Deceleration Per Turn: 6 kts surfaced; 1Okts submerged
WEAPONS
A&B PB&SB(2)2 533mm TI w/20 DOD ODD ODD DOD ODO DOD DD A B
Mk 24 Tigerfish Mod2. 18.0 (75°/o). 0.2 nm/tac turn. 85 DP vs. sub/170 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533
mm. Wire-guided, dual-speed. 2 2
Mk 24 Tigerfish Mod2. 11.0 (75o/o}. 0.29 nm/tac turn. 85 DP vs. sub/170 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533
mm. Wire-guided, dual-speed.
Spearfish. 20 (80%}. 0.2nm/tac turn. 75 DP vs. sub/150vs. surface ship. Diameter=533mm. Dual-wire,
dual-speed, DE warhead.
Spearfish. 10 (80°/o}. 0.54 nm/tac turn. 75 DP vs. sub/150 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Dual-
wire, dual-speed, DE warhead. ++
Harpoon. Guidance: lffARH. BOL (6.6.5). Block IC version. Can make up to 3 course changes during
flight. Selectable popup (6.3.2.2.4). Climbs to Low altitude on turn of launch. Vsmall radar target. Min Ang: ++
3 nm. Max Alt Vlow; Mln Alt Vlow. ROF=B mlssiles per turn (all mounts at the same target).
SSM. BO {80o/o) 4.7 nm/tac turn. 45 DP vs. surface ship only. ++
C (16)1 Trident w/16 05 ++
REMARKS· ++
if running silent. ++
Detection Modifiers: ++
Anechoeic coating-sonar detection modifier -15°/o active and -5'>/o passive.
Vlarge sonar contact. +10°/o active sonar detection chance {sonar performance modifier}. ++ c
Normal Weapons Loadout: 16 Spearfish or Tigerfish and 4 Harpoon (estimated). Number of weapons
estimated.

25 20 48 ODD ODD ODD ODD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD ODD ODD DOD DOD DOD
19 15 95 ODD ODD ODD ODD DOD DOD DOD ODD DOD DOD DOD ODD DOD DOD DOD DD
12 10 143 ODD ODD ODD ODD ODD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD ODD DOD DOD DOD
6 5 171 ODD ODD ODD ODD DOD ODD DOD DOD DODD
O 0 190 ODD DOD DOD DOD ODD ODO DSunk

Arleigh Burke DOG Arleigh Burke USA
Damage Points: 240 Propulsion: COGAG 140+ 1311- Missile Detect Active Passive
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): large SPS-64 32 21 10 80°/o SS SOR-19 25 65% 3 T
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium SPS-67 35 23 11 67°/o SS SOS·53 8 70% 6 60% H
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Medium SPY-1D 175 117 55 80°/o HF,SS,FC
WEAPONS
A F&A(29)1 Mk41 VLS w/29 weapons//2 SPG~62 ODO ODO ODO DOD 000 ODO ODD mo ODO ODD DO
B F&A(61)1 Mk41 VLS w/61 weapons//1 SPGu62 DOD ODD ODO ODD ODD DOD om ODO ODO ODO ODD ODD DOD
DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD D
Mk41 VLS ROF=30 missiles per turn (both mounts). 3 SPG-62 directors can control SM2 msls from either launcher.
SM2MR Block I. Guidance: l/MITSARH. Vsmall radar target. Min Ang: 3 nm. Max Alt: VH1gh; Min Alt: VLow. Operating HF radar
required to engage air target
SSM. 35 (75o/o). 12.0 nm/tac turn. 5 DP vs. surface ship only. Alrburst.
SAM. 3S (75°/o). 12.0 nmftac turn. Air targets.
SM2MR Block II. See SM2MR Block I.
SSM. SO (80°/o). 12.0 nm/tac turn. 5 DP vs. surface ship only. Airburst. E
SAM. SO (80%). 12.0 nmftac turn. Air targets.
SM2 Block IV. See SM2MR Block I.
SSM. 60 (80°/o). 12.0 nm/tac turn. 5 DP vs. surface ship only. Airburst.
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SAM. 60 (80°/o). 12.0 nm/tac turn. Air targets.
Tomahawk. Guidance: llTARH. BOL (6.6.5). Can make up to three course changes during flight. Selectable pop-up. Vsma!I radar
target. Min Ang: 4 nm. MaxA!t: Vlow; Min Alt: VLow.
SSM. 250 (75%.). 4.0 nmftac turn. 91 DP vs. surface ship only.
VL ASROC. 20.0 nm (then launches Mk50 torp). Standoff weapon. Vertical launch.
MkSO Barracuda. 6.0 (70°/o). 0.46 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub only. Diameter=324 mm. Shallow-water capable, DE warhead.
C $0(3)1 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 NEARTIP ODO
D PB(3)1 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 NEARTIP ODO
Mk46 NEARTIP. 6.0 (60o/o). 0.37 nm11ac tum. 23 DP vs. sub. Diameter=324 mm. Dual-speed.
Mk46 NEARTIP. 6.0 (60°/o). 0.20 nm/tac turn. 23 DP vs. sub. Diameter=324 mm. Dual-speed.
E F(1)1 Mk45127mm/54//1 SPVu1
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4.9 (40%). Against High, Medium, low aircraft.
F F(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx 20mm/76 Block I w/5 bursts ODD DD
G A(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx 20mm/76 Block I w/5 bursts ODO DD
Capable vs. seaskimmers. Autonomous (4.4.5). No 1/4 modifier for diving targets.
0.2 (20°/o) 7 DP. Close surface targets.
0.3 (10%) 4 DP. Far surface targets.
0.8 (80o/o). Against Low air targets.
H SB&S0(4)1 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon ODD 0
I PB&PQ(4)1 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon ODD D
Mk141 ROF=B ms!s per turn (both mounts) at same targets.
Harpoon. Guidance: lffARH. BOL (6.6.5). Block IC version. Can make up to 3 course changes during flight. Selectable popup
H
(6.3.2.2.4). Climbs to Low altitude on turn of launch. Vsmall radar target. Min Rng: 3 nm. Max Alt: Vlow; Min Alt Vlow. ROF::8
missiles per turn (all mounts at the same target).
SSM. 80 (80°/o). 4.7 nm/tac turn. 45 DP vs. surface ship only.
REMARKS
Quieted. All-steel construction. Armor: 130 tons of Kevlar armor over vital spaces. CHP rating for sensors is L. SPY-1 is accurate
enough to perform gunfire control. Normal Mk41 VLS loadout is 12Tomahawk, 12 VLSASROC, and 66 SM2MR Block I or SM2MR
Block II or SM2 Block IV (estimated).
AIRCRAFT
Helo pad aft.
Can refuel and rearm LAMPS helos but no hangar.

31 60 ODD DOD ODO DOD ODD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD ODO ODO DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD ODO
23 120 ODD DOD ODO DOD ODD ODD DOD DOD ODO DOD DOD DOD ODO ODD ODO DOD DOD ODO DOD DOD
16 180 ODO ODO DOD ODD ODD DOD DOD ODO DOD DOD ODD DOD DOD DOD om DOD DOD ODD ODD DOD
8 216 ODO ODD Do::J ODD DOD DOD DOD DOD ODD DOD ODD DOD
O 240 ODO ODD ODD ODD ODD DOD DOD ODO Sunk

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Benjamin Franklin SSBN Lafayette USA

Crew: 147 Maximum Speed: 15/25 Name Large Small Vsmal/ Chance Function Name Rng Det Rng Der CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small BPS-15 30 20 9 80°/., SS BOR-7 B 50°/o 1 H
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium Nav radar 30 20 9 70°/o SS BQR-15 12 55%. 2 T
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Medium BQR-21 DlMUS 8 60o/o H
Course Change Per Turn: 45° surfaced; 180° submerged BQS-4 4 50°/o H
WEAPONS
A&B PB&SB(2)2 533mm TT w/10 Mk48 torp ODD ODD DOD 0
Mk48. 20.0 (70o/o). 0.33 nmttac turn. 75 DP vs. sub/150 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Dual-wire,
dual-speed.
Mk48. 13.0 (70%). 0.46 nm/tac turn. 75 DP vs. sub/150 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Dual-wire,
dual-speed.
C (16)1 Poseidon C3 or Trident 1 C4 SLBM. Strategic nuclear weapon.
2 2
REMARKS
It Submerged: Acceleration per turn=2 ktsttac turn if running silent. Deceleration per turn=5 kts/tac turn
if running silent.
Portable commercial nav radar carried for surfaced operations.
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Sub Surf DP Damage Taken Total Damage Points=120. Mark oH each damage point taken as it occurs.
25 15 30 ODD DOD DOD ODD ODD DOD DOD DOD ODD DOD
19 11 60 ODD DOD DOD DOD ODD DOD ODD DOD DOD DOD
12 8 90 ODD DOD DOD DOD ODD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD
6 4 108 ODD ODD ODD ODD DOD DOD
0 0 120 ODD DOD ODD DOD Sunk
Surf and Sub show the maximum speed available while any unmarked boxes remain in a group.

Alaska SSBN Ohio USA
Crew: 157 Maximum Speed: 15125 Name Large Small Vsmaff Chance Function Name Rng Der Rng Der CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Large BPS-15 30 20 9 80% SS 800-6 12 65%1 1 H
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium 800-9 30 70o/o 3 T
Deceleration Per Turn: 6 kts surfaced; 1O kts submerged
A nn B
WEAPONS 2 2
A&B PB&SB(2)2 533mm Tiw/12 Mk48 torpODO ODO ODO ODD DOD ODO ODO DOD
Mk4B. 20.0 (70"/o}. 0.33 nmttac turn. 75 DP vs. sub/150 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Dual-wire,
dual-speed.
Mk48. 13.0 (70"/o). 0.46 nm/tac turn. 75 OP vs. sub/150 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Dual-wire,
dual-speed.
C (24)1 Trident C4 or Trident II 05 SLBM. Strategic nuclear weapon.
REMARKS
If Submerged: Acceleration per turn=2 ktSltac turn if running silent. Deceleration per turn=5 kts/tac turn
if running silent.
Detection Modifiers: +- +
Reactor plant uses natural circulation at or below 15 knots (-1 Oo/o passive sonar detection chance).
Vlarge sonar contact. +10% active sonar detection chance (sonar performance modifier).
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800-6 comprises spherical BOS-13 passive, BQR-7 conformal array, PUFFS spot hydrophone array, BOO· +- +
9 towed array.
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Sub Surf OP Damage Taken Total Damage Points=214. Mark off each damage point taken as it occurs.
25 15 54 DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD om DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD mo om DOD mo DOD mo
19 11 107 om DOD om DOD DOD om DOD ODO ODD ODO ODO ODO mo om mo mo DOD m
12 8 161 DOD mo DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD mo mo ODD DOD DOD DOD om DOD DOD DOD mo
6 4 193 000 ODO ODD ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODD ODD DO
O O 214 ODO DOD ODD DOD ODO DOD DOD Sunk

Delta Ill SSBN Delta Ill USSR
Damage Points: 168 Propulsion: Nuclear 140+ 131>- Missile Detect Active Passive
Crew: 120 Maximum Speed: 18/24 Name Large Small Vsmafl Chance Function Name Rng Det Rng Oet CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Large
Snoop Tray 12 8 4 80°/o SS Shark Fin 4 60°/o 2 30°/o H
Shark Teeth 6 65°/o 7 50°/o H
Course Change Per Turn: 30" surfaced; 180" submerged
Acceleration Per Turn: 3 kts surfaced; 5 kts submerged.
Deceleration Per Turn: 6 kts surfaced; 10 kts submerged.
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WEAPONS
A&B PB&S8(3)2 533mm TI w/18 (See remarks) ODO DOD ODO ODO ODO 000
SET-65. 5.4 (55'%). 0.29 nm/tac turn. 68 DP vs. sub. Diameter=533 mm.
SET-65. 11.0 (55°/o). 0.2 nm/tac turn. 68 DP vs. sub. Diameter=533 mm.
SAET-60. 8.1 (55"/o). 0.29 nm/tac turn. 200 DP vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm.
Type 53-68. 7.6 nm. 0.38 nm/tac turn. 20 kt nuke. 1.1 nm ki!1;3.2nmdamage. See 6.5. Underwater burst
Diameter=533 mm. Nonhoming.
SS-N-15 Starfish. 20.0 nm (then launches nuke DB). Min Rng: 5.0 nm. 8.3 nm/tac turn. Standoff weapon.
Ballistic trajectory.
Nuke DB. 200 kt. 3.5 nm kill; 8.0 nm damage. See 6.5. Underwater burst.
C (16)1 SS-N-18 w/16 Stingray. Strategic weapon.
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REMARKS
If Submerged: Acceleration per turn=2 kts/turn if running silent. Deceleration per turn=S ktsttac turn if + +
running silent.
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· Detection Modifiers:
Anechoic coating-sonar detection modifier-15"/o active and-5°/o passive. + +
Vlarge sonar contact. + 10"/o active sonar detection chance (sonar performance modifier).
Soviet submarine. +20o/., passive sonar detection chance (sonar performance modifier). +- +
Normal Weapons Loadout: 6 SET-65 tarp, 6 SAET-60, 2Type 53-68 nuclear, 4 SS-N-15.
c +- +
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24 18 42 ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO DOD ODO DOD ODO ODO
18 14 84 DOD ODO ODO ODO orn DOD rno ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO orn DOD
12 9 126 ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO orn ODO
6 4 152 ODD ODD DOD ODO ODD ODD DOD ODD DD
0 0 168 om ODD DOD ODO DOD 0 Sunk

Delta IV SSBN Delta IV USSR
BASIC SHIP DAT A RADARS (5.2.4) SONARS (5.3)
Crew: 120 Maximum Speed: 18124 Name Large Smaf/ Vsmall Chance Function Name Rng Del Rng Del CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Large Snoop Tray 12 8 4 80o/o SS LF Fin 15 55°/o 2 T
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium Shark Fin 4 60o/o 2 30o/o H
Line of Sight Size (5.8}: Medium Shark Gill 7 70o/o g 55o/o H
Deceleration Per Turn: 6 kts surfaced; 1o kts submerged
WEAPONS
A&B PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/18 (See remarks} ODO ODD DOD ODD OCTJ DOD
ET-BOA. 6.4 (65'>/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 68 DP vs. sub/136 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Wire- B
guided.
ET-BOA. 8.0 (65o/o). 0.29 nm/tac turn. 68 DP vs. sub/136 vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Wire-
3 3
guided
Type53-68. 7.6 nm. 0.38 nm/tac turn. 20ktnuke. 1.1 nm kill; 3.1 nm damage. See 6.5. Underwater burst.
SS-N-15 Starfish. 20.0 nm (then launches nuke DB). Min Ang: 5.0 nm. 8.3 nm/tac turn. Standoff weapon.
Nuke DB. 200 kt. 3.5 nm kill; 8.0 nm damage. See 6.5. Underwater burst.
C (16)1 SS-N-23 w/16 Skiff. Strategic weapon.
REMARKS
If Submerged: Acceleration per turn=2 ktsltac turn if running silent. Deceleration per turn=5 kts/tac turn
if running silent.
Sail modified to allow under-ice operations.
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Anechoic coating-sonar detection modifier-15°/o active and -5°/o passive. +- -+
Very quiet. Not subject to +20% passive sonar modifier for Soviet construction.
Vlarge sonar contact. +10°/o active sonar detection chance (sonar performance modifier).
c +- +
Normal Weapons Loadout: 12 ET-BOA torp, 2 Type 53-68 nuclear, 4 SS-N-15. +- -+
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24 18 43 DOD ODD DOD DOD DOD om DOD DOD mo DOD ODD DOD DOD DODD
18 14 85 DOD DOD om ODD DOD DOD DOD ODD om DOD DOD DOD DOD om
12 g 128 DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD om DOD ODD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD mo D
6 4 154 DOD DOD DOD mo DOD DOD DOD DOD DD
O 0 171 DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DD Sunk

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Komsomolets Gruzin FFL Grisha 111/V USSR
Damage Points: 37 Propulsion: CODAG 140+ 139- Missile Detect Active Passive
Crew: 70 Maximum Speed: 33 Name Large Small Vs ma fl Chance Function Name Rng Der Rng Der CZ Type
Strut Curve 150 100 47 75% AS Bull Nose 5 60% 3 40% H
Don 2 15 10 ..§.. 70o/o SS Elk Tai! 2.5 60o/o 25o/o D
Strut Pair - 1so-100 47 -80% AS-
(Strut Pairvlce Strul Curve on Grisha \I)
WEAPONS
A A(2)1 AK-257 57mm/80//1 Bass Tilt
Unlimited fire. local control not possible.
3.2 (30o/o). Against High, Medium, Low aircraft.
8 A(R)1 AK-630 30mm w/15 bursts//1 Bass Tilt
Unlimited fire. Local control not possible. Capable vs. seaskimmers.
0.8 (60'%). 10 DP. Close surface targets.
1.6 (60o/o). Against Low aircraft.
C F(12)1 RBU 6000 w/5 salvoes DOD DD
D F(12)1 RBU 6000 w/5 salvoes ODO DD
Min Rng: 0.1 nm. Autoloading. 12 barrelsx250mm per mount.
3.2 (25°/o). 16 DP vs. sub. ASW mortar.
E S(2)1 533mm TT w/2 SET-65 torp DD
F P(2)1 533mm TT w/2 SET-65 torp DD
SET-65. 5.4 (55%). o.2g nm/tac turn. 68 DP vs. sub. Diameter=533 mm.
SET-65. 11.0 (55o/o). 0.2 nm/tac turn. 68 DP vs. sub. Diameter=533 mm.
G DC Rail w/6 B-1 DC ODD ODD
H DC Rail w/6 8-1 DC DOD ODO
F(2)1 SA-N--4 w/20 Gecko//1 Pop Group ODO ODO ODO ODO OJO ODD DD
Gecko SA-N-4. Guidance: Command. Vsmall radar target. Min Rng: 0.3 nm. Max Alt: Med; Min Alt VLow.
SSM. 8 (55°/o). 19.2 nm/tac turn. 4 DP vs. surface ship only. Airburst.
SAM. 8 (50°/o). 19.2 nm/tac turn. Air targets.
REMARKS
Single Bass Tilt directs 57mm and AK-630 30mm at same target.
Grisha Vhas A{1)1 Auto 76mm/60 vice 57mm, Strut Pair vice Strut Curve, starboard RBU 6000 removed.
A A(1)1 Auto 76mm/60//1 Bass Tilt (used on Grisha V)
3.8 (40%). 6 DP. Far surface targets.
2.7 {40%). Against High, Medium, Low aircraft.

Kts DP Damage Taken Total Damage Points=37. Mark off each damage point taken as ifoccurs.
33 9 ODD ODD ODD
25 18 ODD ODD ODD
16 28 ODD DOD DOD 0
8 33 ODO DD
0 37 ODO 0 Sunk

Kashin DOG Kash in USSR
Damage Points: 121 Propulsion: COGOG 140+ 139- Missile Detect Active Passive
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small Big Net 100 67 32 80°/o AS Hercules 2 55%1 2 35°/o H
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1): Medium Don Kay 15 10 5 70o/o SS (Wolf Paw)
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Medium Don Kay 15 10 5 70o/o SS
Course Change Per Turn: 45° Head NetC 70 47 22 75o/o HF
WEAPONS
A F(2)1 76mm/60//2 Owl Screech
B A(2)1 76mm/60//2 Owl Screech
1.9 (40o/o). 7 OP. Close surface targets.
3.8 (30%). 4 OP. Far surface targets.
2.7 (30%). Against High, Medium, and Low aircraft.
C F(12)1 RBU 6000 w/5 salvoes DOD DD
0 F(12)1 RBU 6000 w!S salvoes DOD 00
Min Ang: 0.1 nm. Autoloading. 12 barrels..250mm per mount.
3.2 (25°/o). 16 DP vs. sub. ASW mortar. -H
E S(6)1 ABU 1000 w/5 salvoes ODO DO
F P(6)1 ABU 1000 w/5 salvoes DOD DD
Min Rng: 0.1 nm. Autotoading. 6 barrels..300mm per mount. D- -c
0.5 (30°/o}. 28 DP vs. sub. ASW mortar.
G P&S(5)1 533mm TI w/5 SET-65 torp DOD DD
SET-65. 5.4 (55%). 0.29 nmftac turn. 68 DP vs. sub. Diameter=533 mm.
SET-65. 11.0 (55%). 0.2 nm/tac turn. 68 DP vs. sub. Diameter=533 mm.
H F(2)1 SA-N-1 w/22 GoaJ/2 Peel Group ODD DOD DOD ODO ODO ODD DOD 0
I A(2)1 SA-N-1 w/22 Goat/2 Peel Group ODD DOD DOD ODO ODO DOD DOD 0
SA-N-1 Goa. Guidance: Command. Vsmall radar target. Two missiles may be controlled by the director
at the same time at the same target. Operating HF radar required to engage an air target. Min Rng: 3.5 nm.
Max Alt High; Min Alt: Low.
SSM. 13.5 (30°/o) 9.6 nm/tac turn. 12 DP vs. surface ship only.Airburst.
SAM. 13.5 (25o/o). 9.6 nm/tac turn. Air targets. -G
REMARKS F- -E
Otvazhnylost in Black Sea 31August1974 after explosion and fire.
Ognevoy in reserve 1989.
Other units being decommissioned.
Two units have 2 Head Net C vice Head Net C and Big Net.
AIRCRAFT
J Helo pad aft.
-1
-B

35 30 ODO 000 DOD DOD om DOD DOD ODD DOD om
26 61 ODD DOD DOD DOD mo ODD 000 ODD DOD DODD
18 91 ODD a:o DOD DOD om DOD DOD 000 DOD ODD
9 109 ODD ODD DOD om om a:o
0 121 DOD DOD DOD ODD Sunk
Kts shows the maximum. speed available while any unmarked boxes remain in a group.

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Ivan Sladkov FFL Mirka II USSR

Damage Points: 37 Propulsion: CODAG 140+ 139- M'ssi/e Detect Active Passive
Crew: 96 Maximum Speed: 34 Name Large Small Vsma/J Chance Function Name Rng Oet Ang Def CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small Don 2 15 10 5 70o/o SS Foal Tail/lamb Tail 2 60o/o 1 35o/o - D
Speed and Course Change Size (4.1}: Small Slim Net 15 10 5 70°/o SS Hercules 2 55°/o 2 35o/o -
Line of Sight Size (5.8): Small (Wolf Paw)
Course Change Per Turn: iB0°
WEAPONS
A F(2)2 76mm/60//1 Hawk Screech
B P&S(2)2 76mm/60//1 Hawk Screech
Unlimited fire. Loia! control possible.
1.9 {40o/o). 7 DP. Close surface targets.
2.7 (30°/o). Against High, Medium, and Low aircraft.
C F(12)1 ABU 6000 w/5 salvoes ODO DD
D F(12)1 ABU 6000 w/5 salvoes ODO DO
Min Rng: 0.1 nm. Autoloading 12 barrelsx250mm per mount.
3.2 (25°/a). 22 DP vs. sub. ASW mortar.
E P&S{5)1 406mm TI w/5 E40-75A torp 000 OD
F P&S(5)1 406mm TI w/5 E40-75A torp ODO OD
-A
E40-75A. 7.0 (50°/a). 0.25 nm/tac turn. 50 DP vs. sub. Diameter= 400 mm.
c- --D
-E
f-
-B

34 9 DOD DOD ODD
26 18 DOD DOD ODO
17 28 DOD DOD ODO 0
8 33 DOD DD
0 37 DOD 0 Sunk

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Komsomolets Moldaviy PC Pauk USSR
Damage Points: 22 Propulsion: Diesel 140+ 139- Missile Detect Active Passive
Crew: 40 Maximum Speed: 34 Name Large Smaff Vsmall Chance Function Name Rng Der Rng Det CZ Type
Radar Contact Size (5.2.2.1): Small Plank Shave 200 133 63 80°/o AS Bull Horn 4 60% 2 40%1 H
Spin Trough 20 13 6 BOo/o SS Rat Tail 3 60°/o 25°/o -D
Course Change Per Turn: 180"
WEAPONS
A F{1)1Auto76mm/60//1 Bass Tilt
_Unlimited fire. Local control possible.
1.9 (50°/o). 12 DP. Ctose surface targets.
3.8 {40o/o). 6 DP. Far surface targets.
8 A(R)1 AK-630 30mm w/15 burstsl/1 Bass Tilt
Local control possible. Capable vs. seaskimmers.
1.6 (45%). 5 DP. Far surface targets.
1.6 {70°/o). Against Low targets.
C PB(1)1 406 mm TT w/1 E40-75A torp 0
P8(1)1 406 mm TT w/1 E40-75A torp 0 A
$8(1)1 406 mm TTw/1 E40-75A torpO
58(1)1 406 mm TT w/1 E40-75A torp O
E40-75A, 7.0 (50°/o). 0.25 nm/tac turn. 50 DP vs. sub. Diameter=400 mm. G
D A{4)1 SA-N-5/8 w/4 Grail/Gremlin ODO 0
12 manual reloads for SA-N-518 ODO ODD DOD DOD • /c
~
SA-N-5 Grail. Guidance: IRH. Vsmall target. Min Ang: 0.4 nm. Max Alt: Med; Min Alt Low.
SA-N-8 Gremlin. Guidance: IRH. Vsmall target. Operating HF radar required to engage an air target. Min
Ang: 0.3 nm. Max Alt: High; Min Alt VLow.
~
E DC Rail w/6 B-1 DC ODO ODD B
F DC Rail w/6 B-1 DC DOD ODO
D
G (5)1 RBU 1200 w/5 salvoes DOD OD E- F
(5)1 ABU 1200 w/5 salvoes DOD OD
Min Ang: 0.1 nm. 5 barrelsx250 mm per mount. Fixed in train. Ship must be pointed directly at target to fire
RB Us.
0.7 (20o/o). 17 DP vs. sub. ASW mortar.
REMARKS
Same hut! as Tarantul class.
Replacement for Poti.
Single Bass lilt direct both 76mm and AK-630 30mm at same target.

34 6 000000
26 11 DODOO
17 16 DODOO
8 20 ODDO
0 22 DD Sunk
Kts shows the maximum speed available while any Unmarked boxes remain in a group.

Yankee I SSBN Yankee I USSR
Crew: 120 Maximum Speed: 20/27 Name Large Small Vs mall Chance Function Name Rng Det Rng Det CZ Type
Snoop Tray 12 8 4 80o/o SS Shark Teeth 6 65% 7 50°/o H
Shark Fin 4 60% 2 30°/o H
Line of Sight Size (5.B): Small
WEAPONS
A&B PB&S8(3)2 533mm TT w/16 (See remarks) ODO 000 ODO 000 000 ODO B
SAET-60. 8.1 (55°/o). 0.29 nm/tac turn. 200 DP vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm.
Type 53-68. 7.6 nm. 0.38 nm/tac turn. 20ktnuke. 1.1 nm kill; 3.1 nm damage. See 6.5. Underwater burst.
ET·BOA. 6.4 {65°/o). 0.38 nm/tac turn. 68 DP vs. sub/136 DP vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Wire-
guided.
ET-80A. 8 {65°/o). 0.29 nm/tac turn. 68 DP vs. sub/136 DP vs. surface ship. Diameter=533 mm. Wire-
guided.
+--1-
SS-N-15 Starfish. 20.0 nm (then launches nuke DB). Min Ang: 5.0 nm. 8.3 nm/tac turn. Standottweapon. +--1-
Nuke 08. 200 kt. 3.5 nm kill: 8.0 nm damage. See 6.5 Underwater burst. + -I-
C (16)1 SS-N-18 w/16 Stingray. Strategic weapon.
+ -I-
REMARKS
If Submerged: Acceleration per turn=2 kts/tac turn if running silent. Deceleration per turn=5 kts/tac turn + -I-
if running silent.
+ --1-
34 units built. -1- -I- c
One converted to Yankee JI; rest being converted to SSN or SSGN configurations.
Additional unit lost 6 October 1986 off Bermuda after explosion and fire in missile compartment.
++
Delection Modifiers:
Anechoeic coating-sonar detection modifier-15°/o active and -So/o passive.
Vlarge sonar contact. +10°/o active sonar detection chance (sonar performance modifier).
Soviet submarine. +20°/o passive sonar detection chance (sonar performance modifier).
Normal Weapons Loadout: 14 ET-BOA torpedo, 2 Type 53-68, 2 SS-N-15 Starfish (estimated).

Sub Surf DP Damage Taken Total Damage Points=134. Markoff each damage point taken as it occurs.
27 20 34 ODD ODD ODD ODD ODD ODD DOD DOD ODD DOD DOD D
20 15 67 DOD DOD DOD ODO DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD
14 1O 100 ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO ODO DOD ODO ODO
7 5 121 ODO ODD DOD DOD DOD DOD DOD
O O 134 ODD ODO ODD ODO 0 Sunk

Novemberclass .......................... Sub Forms 25 John F. Kennedy class .............. Ship Forms 14
0. H. Perry class.. ..... Ship Forms 33 Kara class .................................. Ship Forms 46
Master Index Oberon class..
Ohio class......
... Sub Forms 32
............. ASW Forms 38
Kashin class..... . .... ASW Forms
Kidd class . ............................. Ship Forms
42
32
Oscar I class. ...... Sub Forms 26 Kiev class.. .. .. Ship Forms 38
This index lists alt ship classes, submarine classes, Oslo class....... . ............... ASW Forms 27 Kirov class . .... Ship Forms 44
and aircraft types contained in Ship Forms, Sub Pauk class...... ................ ASW Forms 44 Knox class .... .. ............. Ship Forms 34
Forms, and ASW Forms. Permit class ............................... Sub Forms 12 Kresta I class ............ Ship Forms 48
Rubis class . . .......... Sub Forms 39 Kresta II class ........................ Ship Forms 49
A-7E Corsair . ...... Ship Forms 18 S-3 Viking .. ................ Ship Forms 20 Krivak I class.... ............ Ship Forms 52
A-6E!TRAM Intruder ... ............. Ship Forms 19 Salvatore Pelosi class ....... Sub Forms 40 Krivak II class ..................... Ship Forms 53
Agosta class . .. Sub Forms 37 SAM Katlin class ..... Ship Forms 50 Kynda class ... Ship Forms 45
Akula class.. ................. ..Sub Forms 16 Sea wolf class ............................. Sub Forms 13 Leanderl2TA class.... .. ......... ASW Forms 34
Alfa class . .............. . ... Sub Forms 17 SH-3H Sea King... ..... Ship Forms 22 Luda class. ............ ASW Forms 30
Amethyste class ....................... ASW Forms 16 SH-608 Seahawk ... Ship Forms 21 Mirka II class . ............. ASW Forms 43
Arleigh Burke class ... . ........... ASW Forms 36 Shirane class ............................. ASW Forms 26 Mod Kashin class ....................... Ship Forms 47
AV-88 Harrier U .... ............. Ship Forms 23 Sierra class . .. ............... Sub Forms 27 Moskva class .............................. Ship Forms 39
Barbel class . ................. Sub Forms 8 Skipjack class ............................. Sub Forms 14 Nimitz class ................................ Ship Forms 15
Belknap class......... ............ Ship Forms 29 Sovremennyy class ...... Ship Forms 54 0. H. Perry class ........................ Ship Forms 33
Bremen class . .................... ASW Forms 20 Spruance class ........................... Ship Forms 31 Oslo class.. .. ......................... ASW Forms 27
California class .............. Ship Forms 27 Sturgeon class . .. ................. Sub Forms 15 Pauk class. ............................. ASW Forms 44
CH-124 Sea King ......... ASW Forms 15 Su-24 Fencer C ......................... Ship Forms 41 SAM Kot/in class .................... Ship Forms 50
Charlie I class ............ Sub Forms 18 Swiftsure class ............................. Sub Forms 33 Shirane class . ............... ASW Forms 26
Charlie II class .................. Sub Forms 19 Tango class . ................... Sub Forms 28 Sovremennyy class .................... Ship Forms 54
Chikugo class ............................ ASW Forms 23 Ticonderoga class ..................... Ship Forms 26 Spruance class ........................... Ship Forms 31
Coontz class ... ............. Ship Forms 30 Tourville class ............................ ASW Forms 19 Ticonderoga class ...................... Ship Forms 26
Daphne dass ... ............... Sub Forms 38 Trafalgar dass ............................ Sub Forms 34 Tou1Vif!e class... ..................... ASW Forms 19
Delta Ill class..... .............. ASW Forms 39 Type 206 class ....................... Sub Forms 43 Trafalgar class .......................... Sub Forms 34
Delta IV class .. ............... ASW Forms 40 Type 210 class ............. ASW Forms 28 Udafoyclass ......................... Ship Forms 51
EA-68 Prowler ........... Ship Forms 16 Type 211 class ....... Sub Forms 44 Virginia class.... ........... Ship Forms 28
Echo II class ... .. ................... Sub Forms 20 Typhoon class .... Sub Forms 29
Echo II Mod class ... ............ Sub Forms 21 Udaloyclass . ............................ Ship Forms 51 SUBMARINES
Enrico Toti class ........................ Sub Forms 42 Upholder class. .. ...... Sub Forms 35 Agosta class ........................ Sub Forms 37
F-14A Tomcat....... ........... Ship Forms 17 Valiant class ............................... Sub Forms 36 Akula class .................. Sub Forms 16
F/A-18 Hornet....... . Ship Forms 24 Vanguard class .. ........... ASW Forms 35 Alfa class . .. ............... Sub Forms 17
Foxtrot class .................. Sub Forms 22 Vtisterg6t!and class.. .. ASW Forms 33 Amethyste class . ............ ASW Forms 16
Georges Leygues class ............. ASW Forms 17 Victor I/I class ................... Sub Forms 30 Barbel class .. ............. Sub Forms 8
G6teborg class..... .. ... ASW Forms 31 Virginia class....... .. Ship Forms 28 Charfie I class ...... Sub Forms 18
Grisha lll!VcJass .. . ........... ASW Forms 41 Yak-38 Forger ........................... Ship Forms 40 Charlie II class ............................. Sub Forms 19
Hamburg class ............ ASW Forms 21 Yankee class (SSN) ..... Sub Forms 31 Daphne class . ... Sub Forms 38
Han class ...... .. .............. ASW Forms 29 Yankee I class (SSBN) .............. ASW Forms 45 Delta Ill class ............................. ASW Forms 39
Improved Los Angeles class ....... Sub Forms 10 Yushio class.. .. .. ASW Forms 24 Delta IV class .. . ASW Forms 40
Improved Yushio class .. .... ASW Forms 25 Zwaardls class. ................... Sub Forms 45 Echo II class ... .. ............ Sub Forms 20
Iowa class.... .. ............ Ship Forms 25 Echo II Mod class .. Sub Forms 21
Iroquois class . .............. ASW Forms 14 AIRCRAFT Enrico Toti class . ............. Sub Forms 42
John F. Kennedy class . .. Ship Forms 14 A-7E Corsair ............................. Ship Forms 18 Foxtrot class ... .................. Sub Forms 22
Jufiett class . ............................. Sub Forms 23 A-6E/TRAM Intruder . ......... Ship Forms 19 Han class . .. ........................... ASW Forms 29
Ka-25 Hormone A . . .......... Ship Forms 42 AV-88 Harrier II .......................... Ship Forms 23 Improved Los Angeles class ....... Sub Forms 10
Ka-27 Helix . ............................ Ship Forms 43 CH-124 Sea King. .. .. ASW Forms 15 Improved Yushio class ............... ASW Forms 25
Kara class ........................ Ship Forms 46 EA-68 Prowler ......................... Ship Forms 16 Ju/iett class . ................ Sub Forms 23
Kashln class. .. ........... ASW Forms 42 F-14A Tomcat. .. .................. Ship Forms 17 Kilo class.. .............................. Sub Forms 24
Kidd class .... . Ship Forms 32 F/A-18 Hornet ........................... Ship Forms 24 Lafayette class ........................ ASW Forms 37
Kiev class.. .......... Ship Forms 38 Ka-25 Hormone A ............ Ship Forms 42 Le Redoutab/e class.. ... ASW Forms 18
Kilo class........ .. .......... Sub Forms 24 Ka-27 Helix ... ................... Ship Forms 43 Los Angeles class ... . ......... Sub Forms 9
Kirov class.... .. ... Ship Forms 44 Lynx...... .. ............. ASW Forms 22 Nticken class. .. ....... ASW Forms 32
Knox class ........ Ship Forms 34 S-3 Viking . .. .................. Ship Forms 20 Narwhal class ............................. Sub Forms 11
Kresta I class . .. ... Ship Forms 48 SH-3H Sea King ................. Ship Forms 22 Nazario Sauro class .................... Sub Forms 41
Kresta II class . ......... Ship Forms 49 SH-608 Seahawk ...................... Ship Forms 21 November class .......................... Sub Forms 25
Krivak I class.. . ........... Ship Forms 52 Su-24 Fencer C ......................... Ship Forms 41 Oberon class. .. Sub Forms 32
Krivak II class... . Ship Forms 53 Yak-38 Forger .................... Ship Forms 40 Ohio class ... .... ASW Forms 38
Kynda class .............. Ship Forms 45 Oscar I class ... ................ Sub Forms 26
Lafayette class .......................... ASW Forms 37 SHIPS Permitclass . ........................... Sub Forms 12
Le Redoutable class ............. ASW Forms 18 Arleigh Burke class ................... ASW Forms 36 Rubis class ... .. ...................... Sub Forms 39
Leanderl2TA class..... .. ......... ASW Forms 34 Belknap class.. ... Ship Forms 29 Salvatore Pelosi class ............... Sub Forms 40
Los Angeles class. ................ Sub Forms 9 Bremen class ............................ ASW Forms 20 Sea wolf class .............................. Sub Forms 13
Luda class . .. ASW Forms 30 California class ... Ship Forms 27 Sierra class . ............. Sub Forms 27
Lynx.......................... .. ......... ASW Forms 22 Chikugo class.... ................. ASW Forms 23 Skipjack class ......................... Sub Forms 14
Mirka JI class . ...... ASW Forms 43 Coontz class . ................. ... Ship Forms 30 Sturgeon class ....... Sub Forms 15
Mod Kashin class ....................... Ship Forms 47 Georges Leygues class ..... ASW Forms 17 Swittsure class .... Sub Forms 33
Moskva class ........................... Ship Forms 39 G6teborg class .... ASW Forms 31 Tango class ......... ........ Sub Forms 28
Nticken class....... .......... ASW Forms 32 Grisha 111/Vclass ... ASW Forms 41 Trafalgar class .... Sub Forms 34
Narwhal class ..................... Sub Forms 11 Hamburg class ................... ASW Forms 21 Type 206 class ........................... Sub Forms 43
Nazario Sauro class .................. Sub Forms 41 Iowa class. ............... Ship Forms 25 Type 210 class ..................... ASW Forms 28
Nimitz class.. .. ....... Ship Forms 15 Iroquois class ............................ ASW Forms 14 Type 211 class ........ Sub Forms 44
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ASW Forms
Typhoon class.. ................... Sub Forms 29 NETHERLANDS Spruance class .... .. .......... Ship Forms 31
Upholder class ............................. Sub Forms 35 Sub Ticonderoga class .... Ship Forms 26
Valiant class. .. ................ Sub forms 36 Zwaardis class. ... Sub Forms 45 Virginia class .. ....... Ship Forms 28
Vanguard class .......................... ASW Forms 35 Sub
vasterg6tland class ................... ASW forms 33 NORWAY Barbel class ...... .......... Sub Forms 8
Victor Ill class .............................. Sub Forms 30 Ship Improved Los Angeles class ....... Sub Forms 10
Yankee class (SSN).... . ... Sub Forms 31 Oslo class.. . .. ........... ASW Forms 27 Lafayette class ........ ...... ASW Forms 37
Yankee I class (SSBN) .............. ASW Forms 45 Sub Los Angeles class ... .. ................ Sub Forms 9
Yushio class .............................. ASW Forms 24 Type 210 class ........................... ASW Forms 28 Narwhal class . .. .............. Sub Forms 11
Zwaardis class . .................. Sub Forms 45 Ohio class . ............... ASW Forms 38
PAKISTAN Permit class ............... Sub Forms 12
CANADA Sub Sea wolf class. .. Sub Forms 13
Air Agosta class .... .. ......... Sub Forms 37 Skipjack class . .. Sub Forms 14
CH-124 Sea King .. . ..... ASW Forms 15 Daphne class ............................... Sub Forms 38 Sturgeon class ......... Sub Forms 15
Ship
Iroquois class . . ................. ASW Forms 14 POLAND USSR
Sub Sub Air
Oberon class .............................. Sub Forms 32 Kilo class .. ............. Sub Forms 24 Ka-25 Hormone A. ........... Ship Forms 42
Ka-27 Helix . ................ Ship Forms 43
CHINA (PRC) RUMANIA Su~24 Fencer C . .. Ship Forms 41
Ship Sub Yak-38 Forger .. Ship Forms 40
Luda class .................................. ASW Forms 30 Kilo class ..................................... Sub Forms 24 Ship
Sub Grisha ff/IV class ... .ASW Forms 41
Han class ................................. ASW Forms 29 SOUTH AFRICA Kara class. .. .............. Ship Forms 46
Sub Kashin class ... ASW Forms 42
CUBA Daphne class ..... Sub Forms 38 Kiev class.. ............... Ship Forms 38
Sub Kirov class .... ......................... Ship Forms 44
Foxtrot class ................. Sub Forms 22 SPAIN Kresta I class .... . .... Ship Forms 48
Sub Kresta II class .......... Ship Forms 49
FRANCE Agosta class .... . ... Sub Forms 37 Krivak I class... .. ....... Ship Forms 52
Air Daphne class ... . ............. Sub Forms 38 Krivak II class ......... Ship Forms 53
Lynx ............................................ ASW Forms 22 Kynda class ................. Ship Forms 45
Ship SWEDEN Mirka II class .......... ... ASW Forms 43
Georges Leygues class ............. ASW Forms 17 Ship Mod Kashin class ...................... Ship Forms 47
Tou1Yille class ........................... ASW Forms 19 G6teborg class .......... ASW Forms 31 Moskva class ........... ......... Ship Forms 39
Sub Sub Pauk class............ .ASW Forms 44
Amethyste class. .. ASW Forms 16 Niicken class ..................... ASW Forms 32 SAM Kot/in class..... ......... Ship Forms 50
Agosta class . ..................... Sub Forms 37 Viisterg6tfand class ...... ASW Forms 33 Sovremennyy class.. . Ship Forms 54
Daphne class . .. ............... Sub Forms 38 Udaloy class . .Ship Forms 51
Le Redoutable class .................. ASW Forms 18 UK Sub
Rubis class . . ................. Sub Forms 39 Air Aku/a class .... .. Sub Forms 16
Lynx ................ .. ............ ASW Forms 22 Alta class .... Sub Forms 17
GERMANY (FRG) Ship Charlie I class . .. ................ Sub Forms 18
Air Leanderl2TA class ..................... ASW Forms 34 Charlie II class .. Sub Forms 19
Lynx. . ................. ASW Forms 22 Sub Delta Ill class ........... .. .... ASW Forms 39
Ship Oberon class.. .. Sub Forms 32 Delta IV class ..... .. .. ASW Forms 40
Bremen class . ............ ASW Forms 20 Swiftsure class . ...... Sub Forms 33 Echo II Mod class .. . Sub Forms 21
Hamburg class . .. ........... ASW Forms 21 Trafalgar class ............................. Sub Forms 34 Echo If class . ................. Sub Forms 20
Sub Upholder class... .. .......... Sub Forms 35 Foxtrot class ................ Sub Forms 22
Type 206 class ............................ Sub Forms 43 Valiant class ............................... Sub Forms 36 Juliett class ................................. Sub Forms 23
Type 211 class... . .. Sub Forms 44 Vanguard class . ......... ASW Forms 35 Kilo class...... ................. Sub Forms 24
November class ........................ Sub Forms 25
INDIA USA Oscar I class .............................. Sub Forms 26
Sub Air Sierra class ... Sub Forms 27
Foxtrot class .............................. Sub Forms 22 A-6E!TRAM Intruder .................. Ship Forms 19 Tango class ................ Sub Forms 28
Kilo class ..................................... Sub Forms 24 A-7E Corsair. ..Ship Forms 18 Typhoon class ....... .. .......... Sub Forms 29
AV-88 Harrier II ... Ship Forms 23 Victor Ill class . .. ..... Sub Forms 30
ITALY EA-68 Prowler . ................... Ship Forms 16 Yankee I class (SSBN) .......... ASW forms 45
Sub F-14A Tomcat .. Ship Forms 17 Yankee class (SSN} ........ Sub Forms 31
Enrico Toti class . .. Sub Forms 42 F/A-18 Hornet .Ship Forms 24
Nazario Sauro class .................... Sub Forms 41 S-3 Viking ....... .. .... Ship Forms 20
Salvatore Pelosi class . Sub Forms 40 SH-3H Sea King ... . Ship Forms 22
SH-608 Seahawk. .. ........ Ship Forms 21
JAPAN Ship
Ship Arleigh Burke class . ASW Forms 36
Chikugo class ............................. ASW Forms 23 Belknap class. .. .. Ship Forms 29
Shirane class ............................. ASW Forms 26 California class .......................... Ship Forms 27
Sub Coontz class .. ........ Ship Forms 30
Improved Yushio class . ... ASW Forms 25 Iowa class . . ......... Ship Forms 25
Yushio class . . .............. ASW Forms 24 John F Kennedy class ................ Ship Forms 14
Kidd class ................................ Ship Forms 32
LIBYA Knox class.. . ........ Ship Forms 34
Sub Nimitz class.. ..................... Ship Forms i5
Foxtrot class ... .. ... Sub Forms 22 0. H. Perry class ........................ Ship Forms 33
HARPOON
CAPTAIN'S EDITION
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this game started with a simple conversation.
Best-selling author and game designer Larry
Bond was saying, "I wish there were an edi-
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Here it is. Captain's Edition simplifies the
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players.
If you are interested in modern naval
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electronics. Once the Data Annex 1990-91 is
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DETERMINE OPPOSING ASW FORCE STRENGTH

SONAR PERFORMANCE MODIFIERS

+20% detect, 2xrange, + 1 CZ Cavitation speed

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SPEED TEMPLATE VALUES

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!l~I j iiiii llll~ll Ill Illllllli~l II I1 llllllllll~i 11111\l I

MEDITERRANEAN SCENARIOS (4)

ASW Force Bombay

5 Pauk' Kresta I (Roll again) Imp. Los Angeles

8 Kara 0. H. Perry Miles

PACIFIC SCENARIOS (6)

6 Grisha v· Sovremennyy (Roll again) Chikugo Luda Japan

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ASW Grid 0 500 1000

DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

This form is provided by GDW for use with Harpoon.

CH-124 Sea King ASW Canada

WEAPONS LOADS Max Payload: 1764 kg

This form is provided by GOW for use with Harpoon.

Amethyste SSN Amethyste France

Has improved hull of HLES 80 steel.

Normal Weapons Loadout: 10 F17, 4 SM39.

DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

This form is provided by GDW for use with Harpoon.

DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

This form is provided by GOW for use with Harpoon.

DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

This form is provided by GDW for use with Harpoon.

DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

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DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

This form is provided by GOW for use with Harpoon.

This form is provided by GOW for use with Harpoon.

WEAPONS LOADS Max Payload: 1360 kg

This form is provided by GOW for use with Harpoon.

DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

This form is provided by GDW for use with Harpoon.

Normal Weapons Loadout: 9 GRX-2, 9 NT37C (estimated).

DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

This form is provided by GDW for use with Harpoon.

Normal Weapons Loadout: 14 GRX·2, 4 Harpoon (estimated).

DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

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DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN II

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DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

This form is provided by GOW for use with Harpoon.

Similar to German Type 211. Also called Ula class. A B

Normal Weapons Loadout: 14 Seehecht.

Diesel Submarine Endurance:

DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

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DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

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DAMAGE AND SPEED BREAKDOWN

This form is provided by GOW for use with Harpoon.

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