| Scale | 1/700 |
|---|---|
| Type | Destroyer |
| Period | After 1945 |
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Takanami (DD-110) is a modern Japanese missile destroyer, the keel of which was laid in 2000, launched in July 2001 and commissioned in 2003. The total length of the ship is 151 meters, width - 17.4 meters. Full displacement - about 6300 tons, maximum speed - about 30-31 knots. The destroyer's armament consists of one 127mm Mark 45 gun, two 20mm Vulcan Phalanx guns, one 32-rail VLS Mk. 41 or two 324-mm triple torpedo tubes. A single Mitsubishi SH-60 helicopter is installed on the ship. Takanami (DD-110) - the main part of the destroyer of the same name. Takanyu-class units were designed and built based on Murasame-class units. They differ from their predecessors mainly: a much more modern fire control system (OPS-24B), a completely new hydroacoustic station, as well as changed artillery and missile weapons. They currently complement the Congo- and Atago-class units, acting more as anti-submarine and underwater target units. The first ship of this class, Takanami (DD-110), was built at the IHI Corporation shipyard in Tokyo. Its name refers to a Japanese destroyer of the Second World War. The unit was put into operation shortly after it was commissioned - in 2004. - was sent to the Indian Ocean to support American activities related to the so-called war on terrorism, which, however, was met with protests in the country. In the same year, the ship took part in a rescue and humanitarian operation in Thailand, caused by an earthquake and tsunami. In the period 2009-2010, the destroyer operated in the area of Somalia, performing anti-piracy operations and, above all, protecting civilian shipping. Takanyu (DD-110) remains in active service.
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