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Ouragan class landing platform dock

Career French Navy  Ensign
Builder: Brest arsenal (DCN)
Ordered:
Laid down: 1959
Launched: 1961
Commissioned:
Decommissioned:
Fate:
Struck:
General Characteristics
Displacement: 5965 tons empty, 8500 tons loaded
Length: 149 metres
Beam: 21.50 metres
Draught: 5.4 metres
Propulsion: Power plant:
  • L9021: 2 SEMT-Pielstick 12 PC 2 V diesels, total 8600 horsepower (6 325 kW)
  • L9022: 2 SEMT-Pielstick 12 PC 2.1 V400 diesels, total 9400 horsepower (6 910 kW)
  • 1920 kW electrical power
  • 2 variable-thread propellers
Speed: 17 knots
Range: 9000 nautical miles, at 15 knot speed, 15000 at 12 knots
Complement: *12 officers,
Armament: *2 Simbad missile systems
  • 4 12.7 machine guns
  • L9021: 2 40-AA cannons
  • L9022: 2 30-AA Breda-Mauser cannons
Electronics: 2 Racal-Decca radars
Planes
Motto:

The Ouragan is a class of French landing platform docks operated by the French Navy.

The ships in that class are used for:

  • the fast loading and unloading of landing craft, and other equipments, carrying troops and vehicles;
  • carrying, supplying and operating helicopters transporting commandos or providing close support;
  • transporting the mission crew;
  • commanding a landing operation of limited scale.

The class comprises:

  • Ouragan (Hurricane), L9021
  • Orage (Storm), L9022
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