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Noteworthy, in case of the latter effector, a single Mk 41 cell can accommodate a quad-pack. 127 mm gun is located in front of the Mk 41 gun. In the central section, 8 box-style anti-ship mis- sile launchers have been placed. The hangar roof can accom- modate missile- or AAA-based CIWS. The weapons also include light ASW torpedo launchers and automatic cannon/small arms weapon stations. Navantia, similarly to tkMS, was emphasizing its experience in building advanced warships in its offer - both when it comes to the domestic, as well as the export requirements. The above refers to Norwegian or Australian vessels based on the F-100 design, aircraft carriers, or supply vessels. The last expression of the Spanish efficiency can be seen in the case of the rapid de- livery of five light frigates to Saudi Arabia. It is going to take just five years, from the conclusion of the agreement until the actual a top speed of 30 knots. The variant offered to Poland was to utilize the Lockheed Martin SPY-7 AESA radar. That radar was to be complemented by the Spanish X-band PRISMA 25X ra- dar on the integrated MASTIL mast, EO sensors, and an ELINT/ SIGINT/EW suite. Interestingly, the MASTIL integrated mast has been designed for the latest F-110 design, and then it was adop- ted for the legacy design as well. The main armament is located in the 48-cell Mk 41 VLS located in front of the superstructure, at the bow. Given the expected purpose of the vessels - providing an air defense bubble for the maritime groups - the armament includes SM-2 MR Block III missiles, along with ESSM Block I. NAVY

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