Hobart class

Country: AustraliaManufacturer: ASC / Navantia design

DestroyerAustralia2017In service

The Hobart class is an Australian air-defence destroyer family built by ASC to a Navantia-derived design. It is closely related to the Spanish F100 / Álvaro de Bazán lineage but remains a distinct national class, with HMAS Hobart shown in the illustration.

Displacement, dimensions, speed, range and crew remain unstated rather than mixing variants or load conditions. Radar range, acoustic performance and magazine figures are not assigned.

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Australia · ASC / Navantia design

Illustration: HMAS Hobart

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Identity

Designation
Hobart class
Manufacturer
ASC / Navantia design
Country
Australia
Category
Destroyer
Figures refer to
HMAS Hobart

Production & service

Introduced
2017
Status
In service
Units produced
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Specifications

Full-load displacement
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Crew
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Length
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Beam
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Draught
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Max speed
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Range
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Propulsion
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Armament
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Sensors
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Historical profile

HMAS Hobart was commissioned in 2017. The Spanish design relationship does not merge the Australian ships into an F100 sheet.

Variants

HMAS HobartHMAS BrisbaneHMAS Sydney

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