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My favourite part of this channel is that it's teaching me things about weapons systems I didn't know much about. For example we've all seen a million videos on the A-10, but I've never seen a video about a relatively tiny member of the Japanese Navy like this.
In the last part of the Cold War, the Italian Navy developed a series of small anti-ship units equipped with great firepower. They were the hydrofoils of the Sparrowhawk P-420 class, six ships as fast as their names indicated: Nibbio P-421, Falcone P-422, Goshawk P-423, Grifone P-424, Kestrel P-425, Condor P-426. Units destined for anti-ship warfare with remarkable firepower for their modest tonnage. Built in the 1980s by the Italian Navy, they represented a military-technical innovation of warfare on the sea. Skipping all traditionally inspired concepts, the Navy chose a truly innovative solution for the hull and engine system, adopting the combat hydrofoil. The prototype was the Sparrowhawk.
Your considered presentation of the reasons for deploying these vessels is much appreciated. I hope that Japan is utilizing its very considerable expertise in advanced robotic subsystems to enhance combat effectiveness. The enhanced speed and agility of these vessels seems to represent an extension of the torpedo boat type. Thank-you for another clear presentation.
Those seem to be great patrol boats and I hope the newer boats are even better at performing their patrol duty as war with China can break out at any time. The Philippines will be glad to get the four boats being taken out of service as they have a problem with China and need ships ASAP.
I though this as a joke, then i look up in google , holy shit you serious, only 2 Ship in Jose Rizal Class In Philippines navy That Equiped With Anti ship Missile, And No Submarine???
Hoping that japan and phil will have good arangement for this hayabusa, i am ordinary citizen of phil and want good security of our land PHILIPPINES, thank japan
@@Abelion_Jayakerto didn't Abe already lift the ban back in 2014 though? Kawasaki recently showcasing the C-2 & P-1 in foreign airshows to promote them to foreign customers.
The hydrofoils were canceled between 1997 and 1999. The last decommissioned specimens, between 2008 and 2010, were those of the Japanese Navy which used three Sparrowhawk class units built under license in Japan
@Komori Hikkiツ in WW2 when navy artilerry is main weapon, Yes it can't , But in Modern Navy, When Missile is main Armament when they can shoot from hundreds of kilo meter, Then No, The purpose this speed boat equiped with Anti ship missile so they can perform hit and run strategy against much more Bigger Ships, Like weapon detective say in this video that japan actually sink Russian Heavy Ship Using Only fast torpedo boat, So it can be happen in modern time especially with anti ship missile technology, Japan replace it because FREMM has anti Sub Ability and have much more better endurance at sea,
@@Stevie8654 but much more costly in maintained and operational, also They can cause some politic tension cause in navy submarine be seeing as offensive Ship.
This is the type of ship the Philippines. I saw one of this hydrofoils long time ago at San Marcelino st Manila rusting behind the APL building. I never though that the technology can still be use after 30 years or so.
so sad that a hidrofoil is dying in complete abandon, hidrofoils are the best technology for sailing but look like nobody can see, ask for the price, dude, maybe the boat id for sale
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Nope smallish subs in the 500 to 700 ton class. Say at least 8 to 12, 2 to 3 squardons. There surivable but small fast attack missile gun craft will be chewed up by air power.
@@Delta-2-0 if anything is better then buying a single submarine. What our navy needs aside from counter insurgency assets is point defense systems, missile boats, SAM/SSM batteries, midget submarines (surveillance /mine laying). Coastal defense against certain neighbors. 😉
@pro fukai no we don't. Even most first world countries don't have carriers. Coastal defense and point defense is the name of the game. Unless you were being sarcastic.
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japan was one of the countries that first introduced the idea of DE (kaiboukan) to patrol the coastal water. these boats are very cheap to build and maintain, shallow water line for potential of inland operations and shallow water region operations. they might not be very powerful but will give you a nasty day.
I hope the Philippines' Department of Defence will be the first country to queue to Japanese Government for this missile boat when the time come that they decide to retire it from service. We have a good chance that Japan will accede for our request since we have very good relationship with them economically and militarily.
@@g.e.barringer7563 yeah decoys rarely affect newest harpoon or exocet but its not only that. A relatively old plane can hit it with laser guided bomb, a drone too. So it's usefulness is limited, don't get me wrong I don't say that is a bad have for any navy.
Recently the Philippine Navy received its 2 Acero Class Shaldag Mk. V from Israel, from the original order of 9 units, it will complement the smaller MPACs presently operated by the PN, but the PN also intended to purchase the Hayabusa Missiles Boat in case the JMSDF retires it, this type of missile boat is well ADOPTED to the Philippines settings, it can be used in the open waters of the South China Sea, where the PLAN ships also operate, also it can be used in the Littoral seas of the Philippines, where the geographical proximity of small islands are not WIDE, it can also use in the Bashi Channel where the PLAN ships always use the route going to the Pacific Ocean, it can be used for surveillance and monitoring large ship such as Frigates, Corvettes, and Submarine with NO threatening degree because of its small size, unlike the BIGGER ships which can be THREATENING in nature...
The USA's Pegasus Class and Japans Hayabusa Class is perfect for the Philippine Navy. PH needs fast ships that could dart in and out of the shallow waters. Small yet carry enough firepower. When I was in the US Navy I had a choice to go to Key West,FL. to be assigned to a Pegasus Class Hydrofoil but I opted to be an Instructor of US Navy Gas Turbine School instead. A Bluewater Navy is nice but its very expensive to maintain.
Too nice video ..of nice specific channel..which clearly explaining of missiles boat important and its characters & ability also Japanese security required for this guardian marine pieces
Kita pun ada kapal jenis ni sebenarnya tuan iaitu kd laksamana dan kd handalan. Biasanya kapal jenis ini (Fast Attack Craft) hanya ditugaskan utk rondaan pesisir. Klu utk cover zon EEZ yg lebih luas perlukan kapal yg lebih besar mcm kelas frigate dan LCS
@@petesheppard1709 heard it was a program supposed to be replacing the Cyclones. Freedom got the potential, a good looking ship. But yeah, they screwed it up. Independence should've been given to the Ford-class.
what a beautiful ship; perfect for Australia It's the same A and F class patrol boat size and complement I served on. Saying that, the Hayabusa is 100 years ahead - love to serve on this ship
That is the badget saver military iquipment, if the project is just self defense, it is highly recomended. One frigate or corvete is already 3 or 4 missile boat, it is powerful in weaponry
I like your expression why smaller ships make more sense than large. Its stupid that large ships can make a positive impact in littoral waters. A couple of mines and the are stuck and a easy target for regular artillery.
Nice video host thank you for sharing this type of surface combat vessel, can become a great and valuable naval assets to the Philippine Navy, once this acquisition proposal would finally fulfilled
Good to hear that the Philippine Navy has interest on these small missile patrolmen boats when the JMSDF decommission them. How many Shaldag Mk V wiil we have ? 9 plus 6 OPV, and maybe 5 Cyclone class patrol boats. 5 Hayabusa class missile boats. These fast patrol boats can be great defensive units who threatens the Philippine territory. 4 Frigates and 2 Corvettes and many more someday. Plus maybe 3 Scorpine Submarrines. Hopefully after navy modernization, MRF follows.
no. not at all. while i agree that the whole LCS project turned out to be very disappointing, the role the missile boat is supposed to fill is fundamentally different from that of a LCS. while the hayabusa is supposed to fill a monitoring and when opportunity presents itself, sea strike role close to its own shores, LCS is essentially a very expensive multi role fleet support ship. it is supposed to do the things the big ships have a problem doing, while being able to stay with the fleet. buying a missile boat will not work for the US at all because it lacks the range that the USN requires to project power globally, and it fills a role that USN simply does not have. it adds basically nothing to the fleet, and can't even keep up with the fleet due to its limited range.
Art..... Thanks for the lengthy explanation. While I completely understand the intent of the LCS program, it's success has been limited. My comment was mostly meant as sarcasm, but yeah the strike capability of the Hayabusa seems much more capable.
For anyone that doesn't really have an idea of the JMSDF capability think of it like if the USN was a DDG and smaller force. My first ship was the USS Kitty Hawk homeported in Yokosuka Japan. They consider themselves the USN's little brother, the USN considers the JMSDF as thier little brother. A Kongo class DDG can make for a good carrier escort vessel primarily because all of the Japanese self defense forces are DEFENSE forces so all those VLS cells are full of air defense they don't have to set a varying percentage of cells aside for land attack. I'd say they are easily the second best Navy out there.
the Hayabusa class could do with a compact 58 mm main gun instead of the oversized 76 mm . . . surprisingly none of the missile boats are armed with dual-tube 344 mm torpedo launchers . . .
Or “Jeune Ecole, but with the firepower to make it work.” The reason why the IJN moved away from it was due to their experiences in the first Sino-Japanese War, where their far better and more modern fleet of cruisers and torpedo boats had incredible difficulty trying to kill a slightly outdated, poorly-maintained, and poorly-employed Chinese ironclad. They recognized that they would have suffered far heavier losses had the ironclad battleship been vaguely anywhere near effectively employed. Missile boats differ from torpedo boats in that the effective range of their weapons relative to those possessed by the largest warships is much closer, only limited by their sensor capabilities (lower height means shorter radar horizon).
PN should marry the characteristics of the hayabusa class and hamina class with a hull length and capabilities of a Sa'ar 4.5 Speed, agility and fire power in a compact asset
I hope the philippines can have this kind of missile boat even a 4 units of this can boast and detterence and that can patrol in the west Philippine sea with a help from Japan ❤
I don't think that the Hayabusa class missile boats will be replaced by the 3900-ton destroyers. In the first place, the Hayabusa type is a missile boat, while the new 3900-ton Mogami class destroyer is a frigate. The reason why the Mogami class built was to reduce manpower by using advanced system control (because it is difficult to maintain enough manpower for increasing the number of destroyer class ships), and also because it is necessary to operate at sea for longer than missile boats in order to be on alert against territorial sea invasions by China and North Korea.
These little ships can wreck havoc in the Chinese navy. Their speed and maneuverability combined with their anti-ship missiles are an excellent counter to either the Chinese or even Russian fleets. Japan does not need to build gigantic ships. Because it’s an island, it’s difficult to be stormed and occupied by a foreign force and can be protected by these ships, Air Force and missiles, plus the help of Western Countries that see Japan as a trusted allied. Hopefully will never have to use them.
Taiwan has more advanced and heavily armed missile boats. We have 31 equivalents of the Hayabusa-class, the Kuang Hua VI. With similar loadout(4 subsonic ASCM), they have better stealth technique and an RWS double as CIWS. We also have 7 slightly bigger Tuo Chiang class Stealth corvettes. Each can carry 8 supersonic， 4 subsonic ASCM and 16 medium range SAM, plus Phalanx CIWS or RAM style missiles for self defense, guided by AESA radar. 5 more are on the way, and the 12 coast guard versions can also be converted into missile boats as well. Taiwan and Japan have different goals. Taiwan focuses on denying the sea in coordination with CDCM batteries, hence we employ stealthy, fast missile boats. Japan focuses on controlling the sea with large destroyers. Different goals result in different outcomes.
Submarines are huge deterrent if used properly, combined with coastal anti-ship and anti air batteries, these boats would be make a hostile navy think twice in operating the waters where it operate. Currently our MPAC's missiles can't even sink a corvette. Maybe a smaller unarmored boat.
@@Delta-2-0 makes sense but no navy except North Korea has dedicated coastal submarines that has that low of tonnage. I was thinking cheap submersibles that can be converted as mine laying midget subs.
Japan has them too. The latest Taigei sub which launched this year is fully equipped with lithium-ion batteries. Japan did it first in the latest Soryu boats.
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My favourite part of this channel is that it's teaching me things about weapons systems I didn't know much about. For example we've all seen a million videos on the A-10, but I've never seen a video about a relatively tiny member of the Japanese Navy like this.
We have a long coastline in the Philippines, and a history of Chinese poaching. These ARE perfect. Time to cozy up to Japan more
In the last part of the Cold War, the Italian Navy developed a series of small anti-ship units equipped with great firepower. They were the hydrofoils of the Sparrowhawk P-420 class, six ships as fast as their names indicated: Nibbio P-421, Falcone P-422, Goshawk P-423, Grifone P-424, Kestrel P-425, Condor P-426. Units destined for anti-ship warfare with remarkable firepower for their modest tonnage. Built in the 1980s by the Italian Navy, they represented a military-technical innovation of warfare on the sea. Skipping all traditionally inspired concepts, the Navy chose a truly innovative solution for the hull and engine system, adopting the combat hydrofoil. The prototype was the Sparrowhawk.
Your considered presentation of the reasons for deploying these vessels is much appreciated. I hope that Japan is utilizing its very considerable expertise in advanced robotic subsystems to enhance combat effectiveness. The enhanced speed and agility of these vessels seems to represent an extension of the torpedo boat type. Thank-you for another clear presentation.
Excellent ships. Kind of a modern interpretation of the corvette, in a size not much bigger than a patrol boat.
Corvettes sometimes are a heavier and heavily armed derivative of an OPV.
These corvettes are perfect for maritme patrol, interdiction and support for Philippine navy.
This is a patrol boat not a corvette
It's a JAPANESE boat
We have no surface missiles yet so we can't have this for now
Did you ask for price?
Thumbs up for 軍艦行進曲👌
Those seem to be great patrol boats and I hope the newer boats are even better at performing their patrol duty as war with China can break out at any time. The Philippines will be glad to get the four boats being taken out of service as they have a problem with China and need ships ASAP.
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Thanks for your nice comment.
Damn... That boat is more armed than Philippine warships.
Same goes to the Finnish Navy Hamina-class.
Corrupt politicians are the main reason why Philippines is behind
I though this as a joke, then i look up in google , holy shit you serious, only 2 Ship in Jose Rizal Class In Philippines navy That Equiped With Anti ship Missile, And No Submarine???
@@Joshua_N-A dude, hamina class have a AShM and ASW torpedo
Perfect for shallow water and it's a very good ship
im excited that Philippine will buy the Hayabusa-Class🤗 arigato gusaimas Japan❤️
Hoping that japan and phil will have good arangement for this hayabusa, i am ordinary citizen of phil and want good security of our land PHILIPPINES, thank japan
Ah too bad thats not goona happen soon. Try 20 years later
japan can't sell all their millitary's asset
Have you seen what drones are doing in Armenia?
Waste of money boats that are relevant to WW2 warfare.
Yeah thank Japan.
@@Abelion_Jayakerto didn't Abe already lift the ban back in 2014 though? Kawasaki recently showcasing the C-2 & P-1 in foreign airshows to promote them to foreign customers.
@@granbyadams8179 we never know. As long china is in our neighborhood seas. We will buy some of this for sure.
Yes.we agree to buy HAYABUSA CLASS Missile boats (6) to protect our EEZ.Hope Japan will supply asap for AFP Modernization.
Hayubusa Class Missile boats lack CIWS.
Great video, informative as well as interesting. And thank you for not using a robo-voice... Subscribed!
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The hydrofoils were canceled between 1997 and 1999. The last decommissioned specimens, between 2008 and 2010, were those of the Japanese Navy which used three Sparrowhawk class units built under license in Japan
I can see this thing being that deadly assassin in the navy world. Small, fast, big firepower. That's a bit scary ngl.
Not really. Submarines are a lot better platform to shoot missiles from.
@Komori Hikkiツ in WW2 when navy artilerry is main weapon, Yes it can't , But in Modern Navy, When Missile is main Armament when they can shoot from hundreds of kilo meter, Then No, The purpose this speed boat equiped with Anti ship missile so they can perform hit and run strategy against much more Bigger Ships, Like weapon detective say in this video that japan actually sink Russian Heavy Ship Using Only fast torpedo boat, So it can be happen in modern time especially with anti ship missile technology, Japan replace it because FREMM has anti Sub Ability and have much more better endurance at sea,
@@Stevie8654 but much more costly in maintained and operational, also They can cause some politic tension cause in navy submarine be seeing as offensive Ship.
3:30 I like how your voice gets close up as we get into the boat :)
Too nice video about Japan class boat with clear explaining of its characteristics and abilities also it's back ground creating...
That 76mm and radar is useful it can do most duties keeping the actual ships safer.
WE need at least 18 of these boats, 6 per three main islands.
I'm new here. Liked and subbed. Good narration, good content. I am a big fan of anything to do with analysis of warships and military hardware.
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Especially smaller navies should focus on building these relatively cost-effective "hit and run" missile boats.
Hoping that phil need hayabusa, really self defense weapon, small and cheaper but fully loaded
Gas turbines!? Our navy is allergic to gas powered boats too expensive to operate. Most of our boats are diesel
@@Delta-2-0 I think that's why the Oliver Hazard Perry class was never pursuid by the Philippines. It had gas turbine engines too.
@raiden z hope that some day phil will pivot to russia, coz calling us a beggar is hard for our sense
@@practicalmind8337 ignore him/her my reply to her/him got deleted... we didn't begged we paid for what we've got...
@raiden z tell me first where do you live first
This is the type of ship the Philippines. I saw one of this hydrofoils long time ago at San Marcelino st Manila rusting behind the APL building. I never though that the technology can still be use after 30 years or so.
so sad that a hidrofoil is dying in complete abandon, hidrofoils are the best technology for sailing but look like nobody can see, ask for the price, dude, maybe the boat id for sale
This is the type of ship the Philippines? I never though?
Thanks for your efforts.
Nice video.
If you're doing a vid on the Isreali Navy, the latest Saar class would be the ones to watch.
Thanks for your nice comment. The new SAAR corvette is of course on our agenda. Our team is currently continuing their research. However, the most important problem for this corvette is that we cannot find enough videos yet. We will make a video on this subject as soon as possible.
Israeli Navy, the same one that attacked the USS liberty?
Seems it might make sense for the Philippine navy.
Yes it is compatiable to the Philippines Navy because of the Geographical location not only Japan and also Israel
I think the hayabusa is as expensive as the new frigates of the PH
Nope smallish subs in the 500 to 700 ton class. Say at least 8 to 12, 2 to 3 squardons. There surivable but small fast attack missile gun craft will be chewed up by air power.
@@Delta-2-0 if anything is better then buying a single submarine. What our navy needs aside from counter insurgency assets is point defense systems, missile boats, SAM/SSM batteries, midget submarines (surveillance /mine laying). Coastal defense against certain neighbors. 😉
@pro fukai no we don't. Even most first world countries don't have carriers. Coastal defense and point defense is the name of the game. Unless you were being sarcastic.
Very well done! New subscriber here! Would love to see your take on the Finnish Navy's Hamina Class Missile Boat!
Thanks for your kind comment. Welcome. We took Hamina-class boots on our list. After completing the necessary study, we will make the video as soon as possible.
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This boat is an excellent choice for PHL & small budget navies.
japan was one of the countries that first introduced the idea of DE (kaiboukan) to patrol the coastal water. these boats are very cheap to build and maintain, shallow water line for potential of inland operations and shallow water region operations. they might not be very powerful but will give you a nasty day.
Sweden, Finland and Thailand had the coastal defence ship, called coastal battleship by some.
Every Navy who respects themselves, should build these boats locally in numbers
Very informative
Thanks for your nice comments
What an excellent design!
I hope the Philippines' Department of Defence will be the first country to queue to Japanese Government for this missile boat when the time come that they decide to retire it from service. We have a good chance that Japan will accede for our request since we have very good relationship with them economically and militarily.
Israel also
but it has no protection against missiles, its a sitting duck as it is
Traitor. Remember the rape of Manila
@@KostasOrig It does have decoys. Being more conversant in airpower than sea power, I'm not sure how effective those are against modern SSMs
@@g.e.barringer7563 yeah decoys rarely affect newest harpoon or exocet but its not only that. A relatively old plane can hit it with laser guided bomb, a drone too. So it's usefulness is limited, don't get me wrong I don't say that is a bad have for any navy.
How do they reload the middle tubes?
Recently the Philippine Navy received its 2 Acero Class Shaldag Mk. V from Israel, from the original order of 9 units, it will complement the smaller MPACs presently operated by the PN, but the PN also intended to purchase the Hayabusa Missiles Boat in case the JMSDF retires it, this type of missile boat is well ADOPTED to the Philippines settings, it can be used in the open waters of the South China Sea, where the PLAN ships also operate, also it can be used in the Littoral seas of the Philippines, where the geographical proximity of small islands are not WIDE, it can also use in the Bashi Channel where the PLAN ships always use the route going to the Pacific Ocean, it can be used for surveillance and monitoring large ship such as Frigates, Corvettes, and Submarine with NO threatening degree because of its small size, unlike the BIGGER ships which can be THREATENING in nature...
thats really fast for a big boat
The USA's Pegasus Class and Japans Hayabusa Class is perfect for the Philippine Navy. PH needs fast ships that could dart in and out of the shallow waters. Small yet carry enough firepower. When I was in the US Navy I had a choice to go to Key West,FL. to be assigned to a Pegasus Class Hydrofoil but I opted to be an Instructor of US Navy Gas Turbine School instead. A Bluewater Navy is nice but its very expensive to maintain.
former GSM?
@@RizaldoMullings GSE
ray cuizon ahh. Thank you for your service.
Too nice video ..of nice specific channel..which clearly explaining of missiles boat important and its characters & ability also Japanese security required for this guardian marine pieces
Great Video !!!
Thanks for your kind comment
anyone noticed the fishing jumping at 3.05?
Will the outcome of the modern maritime warfare depend on quantity or quality?
Quantity will eventually win almost every time.
Allies will have the numbers as long as they stay allies
These Hayabusa missle boats are what we need for our defence, fast,loaded and deadly.
Perfect to support coastal and EEZ patrol. Malaysia must look at this type of missile boat
Kita pun ada kapal jenis ni sebenarnya tuan iaitu kd laksamana dan kd handalan. Biasanya kapal jenis ini (Fast Attack Craft) hanya ditugaskan utk rondaan pesisir. Klu utk cover zon EEZ yg lebih luas perlukan kapal yg lebih besar mcm kelas frigate dan LCS
Malaysia should make its own ships so it can export them to countries in Middle East and Africa and also to Bangladesh and Pakistan
Top work excellently done Can you kindly cover the Saar 4.5 & Saar 5 classes plus the French Panhard ERC 90.
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very good
Sana makabili tyo ng ganito...mahal lng pag japan made kumpara s korean...
Bawal sa batas nila magbenta ng mga kagamitang pandigma mahigpit na ipinagbabawal sknila.
@@kinofrias8616 sabihin mo yan sa indonesia na bumibili ng frigates sa japan.
Even this can put the LCS to shame.
As I watch your videos about missile patrol boats/corvettes, I can't but think that the US Navy's LCS should have been along these lines.
What the LCS should've been. The US got all the bells and whistles it need to make a well-armed corvette or missile boat class.
@@Joshua_N-A Indeed. The Good Idea Fairy ran amok in the LCS program.
@@petesheppard1709 heard it was a program supposed to be replacing the Cyclones. Freedom got the potential, a good looking ship. But yeah, they screwed it up. Independence should've been given to the Ford-class.
well done Japan !
Jmsdf must add 6 more Hayabusa class to counter china and Russia s aggressins
what a beautiful ship; perfect for Australia
It's the same A and F class patrol boat size and complement I served on. Saying that, the Hayabusa is 100 years ahead - love to serve on this ship
How many do you think is optimum to cover Australia's territorial waters and islands? How's the Shortfin Barracuda deal going nowadays?
It's a shame they didn't build more of these and it's a shame that other Navies didn't purchase these.
That is the badget saver military iquipment, if the project is just self defense, it is highly recomended. One frigate or corvete is already 3 or 4 missile boat, it is powerful in weaponry
6 Hayabusa Class for the Philippines, Go PH NAVY!!!
I like your expression why smaller ships make more sense than large. Its stupid that large ships can make a positive impact in littoral waters. A couple of mines and the are stuck and a easy target for regular artillery.
Big ships are useful because they can provide air defence
Nice video host thank you for sharing this type of surface combat vessel, can become a great and valuable naval assets to the Philippine Navy, once this acquisition proposal would finally fulfilled
Great job 👍
Very nice boats!
What's the best speed and range of this class? Maximum sea state?
Good to hear that the Philippine Navy has interest on these small missile patrolmen boats when the JMSDF decommission them. How many Shaldag Mk V wiil we have ? 9 plus 6 OPV, and maybe 5 Cyclone class patrol boats. 5 Hayabusa class missile boats. These fast patrol boats can be great defensive units who threatens the Philippine territory. 4 Frigates and 2 Corvettes and many more someday. Plus maybe 3 Scorpine Submarrines. Hopefully after navy modernization, MRF follows.
what is advantage of missile boat over airplane at high sea or misile trucks in litoral waters?
Missile boats typically have longer endurance and lower operating costs
What a beautiful ship? fast and deadly too and 100 of these could take on the entire Chinese navy with a devastating outcome for the Chinese navy!
The USA could give away our LCS ships and purchase several dozen of these and probably be better off!
no. not at all. while i agree that the whole LCS project turned out to be very disappointing, the role the missile boat is supposed to fill is fundamentally different from that of a LCS. while the hayabusa is supposed to fill a monitoring and when opportunity presents itself, sea strike role close to its own shores, LCS is essentially a very expensive multi role fleet support ship. it is supposed to do the things the big ships have a problem doing, while being able to stay with the fleet.
buying a missile boat will not work for the US at all because it lacks the range that the USN requires to project power globally, and it fills a role that USN simply does not have. it adds basically nothing to the fleet, and can't even keep up with the fleet due to its limited range.
Art..... Thanks for the lengthy explanation. While I completely understand the intent of the LCS program, it's success has been limited. My comment was mostly meant as sarcasm, but yeah the strike capability of the Hayabusa seems much more capable.
I think this is better cheaper Price Sec Lorenzana should bought these at least 12 pieces for sure the Philippines will be protected
JMSDF,i think 6 Hayabusa class patrol boats are not enough.,add 6 more patrol boats.
Japanese pls. Made more boat like this for philippine intensyon to up grade naval forces for sea teritorrial defence .
For anyone that doesn't really have an idea of the JMSDF capability think of it like if the USN was a DDG and smaller force. My first ship was the USS Kitty Hawk homeported in Yokosuka Japan.
They consider themselves the USN's little brother, the USN considers the JMSDF as thier little brother. A Kongo class DDG can make for a good carrier escort vessel primarily because all of the Japanese self defense forces are DEFENSE forces so all those VLS cells are full of air defense they don't have to set a varying percentage of cells aside for land attack.
I'd say they are easily the second best Navy out there.
Missile boats are awesome small fast deadly
This is far better than FAIC-M program. It has an A2/AD capability.
Japan develop Hayabusa class into latest design prototype vessel....I am from Bangsamoro Philippines...
This is better than US made when politicians can stop supply of parts anytime if they don't like a Philippine president.
Yeah, because no other country ever embargoes arms when they have issues with customer countries.
And America's arms dealings do always have "strings" attached.
@@oj61oj this is how they cripple one country economy.
Make some videos about the Cold war US navy ships please ^^
Thanks for your interest. Do you have any preference?
Please Philippines buy this patrol ship
I hope there will be CIWS added in future
It's too small to have CIWS
Go for Philippines
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the Hayabusa class could do with a compact 58 mm main gun instead of the oversized 76 mm . . . surprisingly none of the missile boats are armed with dual-tube 344 mm torpedo launchers . . .
The Jeune Ecole, the ideal kind of surface warships.
Or “Jeune Ecole, but with the firepower to make it work.”
The reason why the IJN moved away from it was due to their experiences in the first Sino-Japanese War, where their far better and more modern fleet of cruisers and torpedo boats had incredible difficulty trying to kill a slightly outdated, poorly-maintained, and poorly-employed Chinese ironclad. They recognized that they would have suffered far heavier losses had the ironclad battleship been vaguely anywhere near effectively employed.
Missile boats differ from torpedo boats in that the effective range of their weapons relative to those possessed by the largest warships is much closer, only limited by their sensor capabilities (lower height means shorter radar horizon).
The embarrassing thing about this boat is that, its more heavily armed than ph's active frigates and corvettes.😂😂
PN should marry the characteristics of the hayabusa class and hamina class with a hull length and capabilities of a Sa'ar 4.5
Speed, agility and fire power in a compact asset
それは面白いビデオです。私はこのようなビデオを待って、あなたをサポートしています。
I hope the philippines can have this kind of missile boat even a 4 units of this can boast and detterence and that can patrol in the west Philippine sea with a help from Japan ❤
They are all named after small birds of prey...
はやぶさ型ミサイル艇は3900トン型護衛艦に置き換えられることはないと思います。そもそも、はやぶさ型はミサイル艇、「もがみ」型3900トン新型護衛艦はフリゲートです。もがみ型が建造された理由は、今の駆逐艦クラスの船を増やすことは要員の確保が難しいため、高度なシステム制御により人員削減を図ることと、中国・北朝鮮による領海侵犯への警戒対処でミサイル艇よりも長く海上での運用が必要とされたからです。
I don't think that the Hayabusa class missile boats will be replaced by the 3900-ton destroyers. In the first place, the Hayabusa type is a missile boat, while the new 3900-ton Mogami class destroyer is a frigate. The reason why the Mogami class built was to reduce manpower by using advanced system control (because it is difficult to maintain enough manpower for increasing the number of destroyer class ships), and also because it is necessary to operate at sea for longer than missile boats in order to be on alert against territorial sea invasions by China and North Korea.
Modern Bow Cabusa. It has potential for the Samaria marine force. With its new Footmen
These little ships can wreck havoc in the Chinese navy. Their speed and maneuverability combined with their anti-ship missiles are an excellent counter to either the Chinese or even Russian fleets.
Japan does not need to build gigantic ships. Because it’s an island, it’s difficult to be stormed and occupied by a foreign force and can be protected by these ships, Air Force and missiles, plus the help of Western Countries that see Japan as a trusted allied. Hopefully will never have to use them.
🇦🇺👍🏾um I think Australian navy would like a few
RANGE???
COST PER VESSEL???
Taiwan has more advanced and heavily armed missile boats. We have 31 equivalents of the Hayabusa-class, the Kuang Hua VI. With similar loadout(4 subsonic ASCM), they have better stealth technique and an RWS double as CIWS.
We also have 7 slightly bigger Tuo Chiang class Stealth corvettes. Each can carry 8 supersonic， 4 subsonic ASCM and 16 medium range SAM, plus Phalanx CIWS or RAM style missiles for self defense, guided by AESA radar. 5 more are on the way, and the 12 coast guard versions can also be converted into missile boats as well.
Taiwan and Japan have different goals. Taiwan focuses on denying the sea in coordination with CDCM batteries, hence we employ stealthy, fast missile boats. Japan focuses on controlling the sea with large destroyers. Different goals result in different outcomes.
Bring back Frigates FFG’s
First class useful for thousands lslandwide patrols
It looks like an areiglh Burke got its rear half chopped off
A bit surprised that you don't mention Taiwanese Navy who also heavily utilize missile boats against China.
Poland plans to design 6 high-speed rocket chasers in the future.
"plans" LOL magic word is "kurwa" , plans LOL , sice when any plans of modernization of Polish navy work ? , again lol .
Hayabusa aka ‘peregrine falcon’
Hayabusa-class boots start retiring at the end of 2021, her successor will be 1500 tons-class Corvettes.
Kahit mga missile boat na lang bilhin. Aanohin ba yung submarine? Coast defense lang naman kailangan natin eh.
Submarines are huge deterrent if used properly, combined with coastal anti-ship and anti air batteries, these boats would be make a hostile navy think twice in operating the waters where it operate.
Currently our MPAC's missiles can't even sink a corvette. Maybe a smaller unarmored boat.
@@Delta-2-0 makes sense but no navy except North Korea has dedicated coastal submarines that has that low of tonnage. I was thinking cheap submersibles that can be converted as mine laying midget subs.
@@John-rn1nm A2/AD!! Nice.
Diesel electric subs (the swedish ones) along with bots like these ones is a good coastal defence.
Japan has them too. The latest Taigei sub which launched this year is fully equipped with lithium-ion batteries. Japan did it first in the latest Soryu boats.
We'll replace a 200+ tonne corvette with a 3000+ tonne frigate. What could possibly go wrong?