Singapore's New Maritime Security Unmanned Surface Vessels
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- The Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) will soon deploy new Maritime Security Unmanned Surface Vessels to complement manned ships in patrolling and securing Singapore’s waters.
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Accoding to Singapore MINDEF, the new USV was developed in close partnership with the Defence Science & Technology Agency (DSTA) and DSO National Laboratories. According to Jane's the platforms are produced by Taiwan’s Lung Teh Shipbuilding while Singapore’s ST Engineering acts as systems integrator and prime contractor. This was the case for the previous type of USV used by the RSN, primarily for mine counter measure missions: The Venus 16.
The MARSEC USVs will complete their sea trials later this year and once commissioned, they will add another layer of surveillance and operational response to Singapore's maritime borders.
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This is one of the reasons why manned small patrol crafts (~15m to ~17m long) is still a good investment as they can be used as ready cheaper platforms for USV conversion later on
USVs are custom
@@NewmaticKe & converted too
@Maxton Gunner let's forget USVs, why would one hack someone's Instagram?
can any navy steal the whole singapore USV ? return after they copy everything , cannot do anything except complaint loudly to the wall.
So far the USV role is intended to patrol within Singapore's waters for a start. So any attempt to steal it would mean infringing on sovereign waters
we know our navy. we know their loyalty. we know international-relief as robbery. we forward them afraid to lower headcount types to - like-minded. south-east-asia(ASEAN), proportional-contribution by size. singapore is about 700kmsq. numbers-game for muslim exchanges
our ground have torpedo as high-altitude cruise monitor because electric-reactor is convenient for robots and not-humans.
I want my own yacht that I can drive without crew onboard.
Made of plastic for cheaper and maneuverability.
3d printing a vehicle plane ship isn't so far away
Also this climate control issue can be solved by alternative
nice little boat
Majulah Singapura 🇸🇬
It had been some time with some updates. World-climate today, sea-lanes around the world have additional markings as news to the impressionable-naive-newbies and pirates. Declare lanes-routes purpose in-advance to avoid misunderstanding. Un-manned is aitonomous by implementation-failure engineers and may fire stupid. Such things are not battle proven. Tasked to air-sea (and walking-undead sensors). If written permission are granted, they can be positioned 100km north of singapore, east-west of west-malaysia. Fire-control restricted to outside of main-land singapore. Besides the hunter infantry fighting vehicle, armoured. These things are built by stupids.
Paired with ground based UAV. The international-waters and jurisdiction are - fill in the blanks. Different rounds and shells and stuff, the usual.
MLRS on ground, Anti-air rocket-missiles on ground. No projection. No forwards. Only umbrella coverage. Company plus on vessels are international-waters, without long-range, medium-range, short-range. Small arms and periscope quad-copters, also UAV but no-armed-drone. Keeping within defence-posture.
This Umbrella-cover will enable sumatra-east to be within information-sharing and allow Indonesian hunter-gatherer weapons to shadow Indonesian-navy to shadow the un-manned vessel which is a bait and a singing-canary. The 3 southern-islands will not be under the umbrella-cover due to 155mm Primus with extended-range and stupid trajectory of high-near, may fall short. There are margins needed to avoid accidents, not amounting to friendly-fire. Pyrotechnics smoke and light should replace illum shells.
time to get-screwed, againz by the pompous engineers
12.7mm is 0.5inch is 0.5cal
single shot sound tuning
single is not auto but semi-auto
apply to land based point-5, later
baseline = ball AP ball
sound exposes position. mounts not very mobile, no-reason not-to tracer, for autonomous-unmanned
rate-of fire, reduction, for extra barrel cooling and durability-reliability in bad weather, with dependable, range of accuracy, for 1, 3, 5, 7 bursts (3km, 7km, and 5 different sea-states).
slug burns armour
ball triggers reactive armour
side of ships ricochet angles applies to ball and AP, slug before AP before ball is ball at muzzle, supersonic heat, hypersonic slug-hot, impact, ... angled stealth-hull/bridge.
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They should install the seakeeper for ease of boarding
Why do we all hail tech that dismantles jobs as a good thing?
There's piracy issues in the Straits of Singapore, reckon this will enhanced and supplement the manned vessels but not to replace the latter
This is Singapore, manpower shortage
@@rannethtan yea I can see where you are coming from but I doubt it will work that way. Mind you I doubt this kind of technology will see commercial use for a while yet.
@@dannyfeller7034 For Singapore it is beneficial. The country has a lower manpower due to a reduction in birth rates. Hence the military in this regard is employing technology and unmanned/autonomous systems .
It is said by 2030 onwards the pool of servicemen in the SAF would shrink by 1/3rd.