MBT HrMs guided-missile frigates "De Ruyter" F806 (1976), "Tromp" F801 (1975) - Construction plan Scale 1 : 100 (10.11.022)

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Article number: 10.11.022

The Dutch guided-missile frigates Hr.Ms. Tromp (F801) and Hr.Ms. De Ruyter (F806) together formed the Tromp class, two modern air defence frigates built for the Royal Netherlands Navy in the 1970s. Below is a complete overview:


 

Tromp-class guided-missile frigates

Ship name Number In service Out of service
HMS Tromp F801 3 October 1975 1999
HMS De Ruyter F806 3 June 1976 2001

 

General characteristics

Type: Missile frigate (air defence / command frigate)

Number built: 2

Class: Tromp class

Successor to: The De Zeven Provinciën-class cruisers

Succeeded by: Air defence and command frigates (LCF, De Zeven Provinciën class, 2000s)


 

Technical specifications

Displacement: approx. 4,600 tonnes (fully loaded)

Length: 144 metres

Beam: 14.6 metres

Draught: 4.3 metres

Propulsion: COGOG (combination of gas turbines)

2 Rolls-Royce Olympus TM3B turbines (for high speed)

2 Rolls-Royce Tyne turbines (for cruising speed)

Speed: >30 knots

Crew: approx. 300 (including command staff)


 

Armament (standard configuration)

RIM-66 Standard (SM-1 MR) surface-to-air missiles

Launched from Mk 13 missile launcher (aft)

RIM-7 Sea Sparrow (in 8-cell launcher)

1 × 76 mm OTO Melara gun

4 × Harpoon anti-ship missiles

2 × triple torpedo tubes (Mk 46 torpedoes)

Goalkeeper CIWS (added later)


 

Sensors and electronics

LW-08 air warning radar

DA-08 surface search radar

WM-25 fire control radar

Signal processing and command information centre suitable for command tasks

TACTICOS combat information system (to be installed at a later date)


 

Air capacity

Helicopter platform and hangar (rear)

Suitable for:

Westland Lynx

Later: NH-90 (limited, in terms of hangar space)


 

Main tasks

Air defence of squadrons (A/A warfare)

Command platform for fleet formations

Convoy escort

Participation in NATO operations


 

Operational deployment

NATO fleet formations (including STANAVFORLANT)

Gulf War (Tromp as flagship, 1990–91)

Surveillance missions, including the Adriatic Sea

Humanitarian operations


 

Subsequent status

Both ships were scrapped after being decommissioned

HNLMS Tromp: decommissioned in 1999

HMS De Ruyter: decommissioned in 2001

Replaced by the modern LCFs of the new De Zeven Provinciën class

 


Specifications:

Drawing number

10.11.022

Author

J.TH.M. Buter

Description

HRMS guided-missile frigates "De Ruyter" F806 (1976), "Tromp" F801 (1975)

Quality

frames; side view; decks; some details

Scale

1 : 100

Number of sheets A00

0

Number of A0 sheets

2

Number of A1 sheets

0

Number of A2 sheets

0

Number of A3 sheets

0

Number of A4 sheets

0

Total number of drawing sheets

2

Number of A4 text pages

0

Weight in grams

185

Details

total length 136 cm

dM 1983/11,12, 1986/3-4

Copy of article: 12.11.022 (10 pages)

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