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Originally posted by CanisD
Good with me. And maybe someone pocketed some of the money off books... *foreshadowing* |
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Apparently HEBCO's assets have finally been resolved, and funds appropriated from Siam on false basis have been restored....
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Originally posted by Brockpaine
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Originally posted by ShinRa_Inc
If the current Siam player (you) is fine with that, I'd say the Mods are as well. |
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Sounds good to me. Canis? |
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While not an optimal situation, as two buyers for one set of ship- we can't clone them, so ... I'd rather see a current active player (Foxy) get the ships he's thought he had, so long as the NPC I'm custodioning doesn't loose out big picture- and the refund handles that..and makes paying for/upgrading the new ships easier.
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How about this :
I think with the chaos in Siam, the US may have chosen to sell to an ally instead. The 2000 is apparently in an escrow account and Siam can "spend" that in Q1/1940 ?
If acceptable, a mod should delete carthaginian's entry for the caldwells
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Originally posted by Desertfox
No, I bought the Caldwells...
Who bought the 3rd carrier? That's the one I wanted. |
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Carthaginian has the Caldwells in the Siamese destroyers, noted
"6 x Caldwell class ships will be purchased from the United States in 1936. These vessels will be upgraded to the following specifications at the time of their delivery, and should all enter service by 1937."
As for the 3rd carrier, that would be...oh you should go ask Italy.
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Heh at least one of the former Siamese players had aspirations towards parts of Indochina as well, another may have been angling to blackmail the Brits over Burmese supply lines- I wasn't entirely clear. But Siam has been an equal opportunity thorn at times.
Still, once refitted- and payment terms leave Siam some spending $ each Q- to do that with, I don't think there are any glaring needs, so a new person can build as desired.
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Originally posted by Desertfox
Shhh!!! You people! 
I thought they had been sold to Siam? |
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Those were the six Caldwell Class
In other news the Siamese did arrange to purchase 2 small carriers, the 3 escort cruisers and were surprised and thrilled to receive the gift of the 10 Perla class subs. Overall this nicely rounds out the Siamese fleet.
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I find it odd that vcl artillery tractor is the source of 43 and belgium t13 tank destroyer the source of 2... both of those being in my Belgian army TOE.
Info is accurate for those two at least....
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Welcome back you two,
Glad to have you step in and help out for old times sake.
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Yep they are dinky, short and limited capacity. Hard to operate a full squadron of torpedo bombers from one I'd guess.
They really can only fit enough planes for one role, but the one I *think* the Siamese need is fighter cover...and 12 fighters or fighter-bombers can be armed and launched in a reasonable time.
Allowing opposing recon to be destroyed- blinding the foe is important...but also if landbased/flying boats are used for long range strikes, they will likely be unescorted, and those fighters would be of use. Even against an escorted strike they should have some use.
Anyhow, they are cheap enough, small enough, and of the right speed to fit the Siamese fleet. We'll see if they get any.
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I sent a set of bids to RA, but I don't know what's reasonable...so I may be high or low  So just send him a Chinese bid as well, Cowboy should as well.
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Hmm a conundrum.
I had volunteered to catch Siam up to date, and did so with CG's blessing. My role is done, at least for now.
In the course of that I felt Siam could use a small fast carrier. The goal would be to provide Some fighters or scouts for use in the South China Sea or Bay of Bengal. Insufficient for an offensive strike, but a means of destroying enemy recon planes and disrupting maritime strikes.
The last Siamese player sold the small fast carrier that the player before him built.
So the Italian CVLs suit Siam, and actually the CDS would compliment their existing vessels as well.
So if folks are ok with my 'caretaking' them in this manner, I'll talk to CG and see if Siam should be bidding on them.
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The VCL Artillery Tractor. There is a pic and writeup in the Belgian Army Equipment thread, under D.4 Artillery Tractors, near the bottom.
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Back,
I'll get caught up over the weekend.
Hopefully.
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Well, I'm off on vacation for a couple weeks.
Consider the Dutch phasers set to "extra crispy"
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Q4 1939 activity
Kingdom of Siam
2/2 factories producing naval materials: 2,000 tons created for Q4/39. 2,000 total tons + 120 stockpiled from previous quarter + 0 tons from scrapping = 2,120tons
1,814 tons used. 306 tons left for Q1/40
0/2 factories committed for Quarter to infrastructure development = 0.0i.p.
0/2 factories committed for Year to infrastructure development
B. Infrastructure Development
0.1 ip to factory + 0.0
AEGIS allies (Iberia, Denmark) Constructing Type 2 Dock in Phuket
0.5/4 [stretched over year]IP for 1/2 factory from Iberia
0.5/4 [stretched over year]IP for 1/2 factory from Denmark
4.0ip total
C. Naval Construction
Bangkok:
Class 1 slip :
Class 0 slip : Surasdra class Torpedo boat laid down Q4/39, 330t, 2Q, 165t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q1/40
Class 0 slip : MWS-1937 class laid down Q3/39, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q1/40
Class 0 slip :
Class 2 drydock : unspecified large combatant, 1000t prior, 500t added Q4
Class 1 drydock : 1 x MTB 11 class 45tons
Krabl
Class 0 slip : 1 x MTB 11 class 45tons
Phuket:
Class 0 drydock:-
AEGIS
Class 1 drydock : Extending
Class 1 drydock : Idle
Small Craft : 2 x MTB 11 class, 45tons
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Jakarta
Class 0 slip : Perla class Sub laid down Q4/39, 390t, 2Q, 195t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q1
Medan:
Class 1 drydock : Perla class Sub laid down Q4/39, 390t, 2Q, 195t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q1
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Bangkok:
MWS-1937 class laid down Q2/39, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q3, Complete Q4/39
ML-1937 class laid down Q4/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q1, Complete Q4/39
i]Surasdra [/i] class Torpedo boat laid down Q3/39, 330t, 2Q, 165t/Q, Launch Q3, Complete Q4/39
Phuket:
Jakarta
Medan:
C. Ships on shakedown cruises:
1st Three Months
4x MTB11 (#63-66)
2x Perla Class Subs
Surasdra class Torpedo boat
ML-1937
2nd Three Months
Ratanakosindra CDS
Sukhodaya CDS
4x MTB11 (#59-62)
MWS-1937
D. Transactions
E. Other Notes
The refurbishments should allow the light armanent of the ships to be standardized with the Siamese fleet, the details of which will be left to the Siamese player.
F. Updated Order of Battle-
Note : This is updated from the Encylopedia and I believe represents Siam's 1937 strength, not including some Danish and Iberian vessels, doesn't quite agree with RAM's posted fleet list
Note: X (Y)+Z = completed/in service (under repair/refit/rebuild) + under construction.
Battlecruisers 0(0)0
Coast defense armor-clad 4 (0)0
Heavy cruisers 1(0)0
Light cruisers 5(0)0
Destroyers 22(0)0
Torpedo boats 13(0)2
MTB's 78(0)4
Submarines 8(0)2
Patrol boats 23(0)0
Minelayers 7 (0) 1
Minesweepers 12 (0) 1
Royal yachts 1(0)0
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Q3 1939 activity
Kingdom of Siam
2/2 factories producing naval materials: 2,000 tons created for Q3/39. 2,000 total tons + 114 stockpiled from previous quarter + 0 tons from scrapping = 2,114tons
1,994 tons used. 120 tons left for Q4/39
0/2 factories committed for Quarter to infrastructure development = 0.0i.p.
0/2 factories committed for Year to infrastructure development
B. Infrastructure Development
0.1 ip to factory + 0.0
AEGIS allies (Iberia, Denmark) Constructing Type 2 Dock in Phuket
0.5/4 [stretched over year]IP for 1/2 factory from Iberia
0.5/4 [stretched over year]IP for 1/2 factory from Denmark
3.0ip total
C. Naval Construction
Bangkok:
Class 1 slip :
Class 0 slip : Surasdra class Torpedo boat laid down Q3/39, 330t, 2Q, 165t/Q, Launch Q3, Complete Q4/39
Class 0 slip : MWS-1937 class laid down Q3/39, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q1/40
Class 0 slip : MWS-1937 class laid down Q2/39, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q3, Complete Q4/39
Class 2 drydock : unspecified large combatant, 500t prior, 500t added Q3
Class 1 drydock : 1 x MTB 11 class 45tons
Krabl
Class 0 slip : 1 x MTB 11 class 45tons
Phuket:
Class 0 drydock:-
AEGIS
Class 1 drydock : Extending
Class 1 drydock : Idle
Small Craft : 2 x MTB 11 class, 45tons
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Jakarta
Class 0 slip :
Medan:
Class 1 drydock :
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Bangkok:
ML-1937 class laid down Q3/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q3/39
ML-1937 class laid down Q4/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q1, Complete Q4/39
Surasdra class Torpedo boat laid down Q2/39, 330t, 2Q, 165t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q3/39
Phuket:
Jakarta
Perla class Sub laid down Q2/39, 390t, 2Q, 195t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q3
Medan:
Perla class Sub laid down Q2/39, 390t, 2Q, 195t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q3
C. Ships on shakedown cruises:
1st Three Months
Ratanakosindra CDS
Sukhodaya CDS
4x MTB11 (#59-62)
MWS-1937
2nd Three Months
4x MTB11 (#55-5
2 x Maha Chakrkri
2 x ML-1937
1 x MWS-1937
D. Transactions
E. Other Notes
The refurbishments should allow the light armanent of the ships to be standardized with the Siamese fleet, the details of which will be left to the Siamese player.
F. Updated Order of Battle-
Note : This is updated from the Encylopedia and I believe represents Siam's 1937 strength, not including some Danish and Iberian vessels, doesn't quite agree with RAM's posted fleet list
Note: X (Y)+Z = completed/in service (under repair/refit/rebuild) + under construction.
Battlecruisers 0(0)0
Coast defense armor-clad 4 (0)0
Heavy cruisers 1(0)0
Light cruisers 5(0)0
Destroyers 22(0)0
Torpedo boats 12(0)2
MTB's 74(0)4
Submarines 6(0)2
Patrol boats 23(0)0
Minelayers 6 (0) 2
Minesweepers 12 (0) 1
Royal yachts 1(0)0
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Q2 1939 activity
Kingdom of Siam
2/2 factories producing naval materials: 2,000 tons created for Q2/39. 2,000 total tons + 203 stockpiled from previous quarter + 0 tons from scrapping = 2,203tons
2,089 tons used. 114 tons left for Q3/39
0/2 factories committed for Quarter to infrastructure development = 0.0i.p.
0/2 factories committed for Year to infrastructure development
B. Infrastructure Development
0.1 ip to factory + 0.0
AEGIS allies (Iberia, Denmark) Constructing Type 2 Dock in Phuket
0.5/4 [stretched over year]IP for 1/2 factory from Iberia
0.5/4 [stretched over year]IP for 1/2 factory from Denmark
3.0ip total
C. Naval Construction
Bangkok:
Class 1 slip :
Class 0 slip : 1 x MTB 11 class 45tons
Class 0 slip : Surasdra class Torpedo boat laid down Q2/39, 330t, 2Q, 165t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q3/39
Class 0 slip : MWS-1937 class laid down Q2/39, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q3, Complete Q4/39
Class 2 drydock : unspecified large combatant, 0t prior, 500t added Q2
Class 1 drydock : refurbishment Sukhodaya CDS, 130t, 1Q, Complete
Krabl
Class 0 slip : 1 x MTB 11 class 45tons
Phuket:
Class 0 drydock:- refurbishment Ratanakosindra CDS, 130t, 1Q, Complete
AEGIS
Class 1 drydock : Extending
Class 1 drydock : Idle
Small Craft : 2 x MTB 11 class, 45tons
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Jakarta
Class 0 slip : Perla class Sub laid down Q2/39, 390t, 2Q, 195t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q3
Medan:
Class 1 drydock : Perla class Sub laid down Q2/39, 390t, 2Q, 195t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q3
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Bangkok:
ML-1937 class laid down Q3/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q3/39
MWS-1937 class laid down Q4/38, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q1, Complete Q2/39
ML-1937 class laid down Q4/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q1, Complete Q4/39
Phuket:
Auckland
C. Ships on shakedown cruises:
1st Three Months
4x MTB11 (#55-5
2 x Maha Chakrkri
2 x ML-1937
1 x MWS-1937
2nd Three Months
4x MTB11 (#51-54)
D. Transactions
E. Other Notes
The refurbishments should allow the light armanent of the ships to be standardized with the Siamese fleet, the details of which will be left to the Siamese player.
F. Updated Order of Battle-
Note : This is updated from the Encylopedia and I believe represents Siam's 1937 strength, not including some Danish and Iberian vessels, doesn't quite agree with RAM's posted fleet list
Note: X (Y)+Z = completed/in service (under repair/refit/rebuild) + under construction.
Battlecruisers 0(0)0
Coast defense armor-clad 2 (2)0
Heavy cruisers 1(0)0
Light cruisers 5(0)0
Destroyers 22(0)0
Torpedo boats 12(0)1
MTB's 70(0)4
Submarines 6(0)2
Patrol boats 23(0)0
Minelayers 6 (0) 2
Minesweepers 11 (0) 2
Royal yachts 1(0)0
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Note : In these reports I start allocating tonnage to an unspecified large combatant. This is so that if a new Siamese player comes in and wants a CVL or CA, or even a CL...well part of the time and tonnage will be done.
Likewise I call for Perla-class subs and Surasdra-class torpedo boats. I tried to update the Surasdra, but didn't get much better results. I was figuring in 1939-40 to build a second squadron of them.
Q1 1939 activity
Kingdom of Siam
2/2 factories producing naval materials: 2,000 tons created for Q1/39. 2,000 total tons + 241 stockpiled from previous quarter + 0 tons from scrapping = 2,241tons
2,038 tons used. 203 tons left for Q1/39
0/2 factories committed for Quarter to infrastructure development = 0.0i.p.
0/2 factories committed for Year to infrastructure development
B. Infrastructure Development
0.1 ip to factory + 0.0
AEGIS allies (Iberia, Denmark) Constructing Type 2 Dock in Phuket
0.5/4 [stretched over year]IP for 1/2 factory from Iberia
0.5/4 [stretched over year]IP for 1/2 factory from Denmark
3.0ip total
C. Naval Construction
Bangkok:
Class 1 slip :
Class 0 slip :
Class 0 slip : ML-1937 class laid down Q4/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q1, Complete Q4/39
Class 0 slip : MWS-1937 class laid down Q4/38, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q1, Complete Q2/39
Class 2 drydock :
Class 1 drydock :
Krabl
Class 0 slip : 1 x MTB 11 class 45tons
Phuket:
Class 0 drydock:- 1 x MTB 11 class 45tons
AEGIS
Class 1 drydock : Extending
Class 1 drydock : Idle
Small Craft : 2 x MTB 11 class, 45tons
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Bangkok:
ML-1937 class laid down Q1/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q1/39
ML-1937 class laid down Q1/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q1/39
ML-1937 class laid down Q3/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q3/39
MWS-1937 class laid down Q3/38, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q1/39
1 x Maha Chakrkri class refurbishment start Q4/38, 452t/Q, launch Q4, Complete Q1/39
Phuket:
Auckland
1 x Maha Chakrkri class refurbishment start Q4/38, 452t/Q, launch Q4, Complete Q1/39
C. Ships on shakedown cruises:
1st Three Months
4x MTB11 (#51-54)
2nd Three Months
4x MTB11 (#47-50)
2 x Maha Chakrkri
2 x ML-1937
2 x MSW-1937
D. Transactions
E. Other Notes
The refurbishments should allow the light armanent of the ships to be standardized with the Siamese fleet, the details of which will be left to the Siamese player.
F. Updated Order of Battle-
Note : This is updated from the Encylopedia and I believe represents Siam's 1937 strength, not including some Danish and Iberian vessels, doesn't quite agree with RAM's posted fleet list
Note: X (Y)+Z = completed/in service (under repair/refit/rebuild) + under construction.
Battlecruisers 0(0)0
Coast defense armor-clad 4 (0)0
Heavy cruisers 1(0)0
Light cruisers 3(2)0
Destroyers 22(0)0
Torpedo boats 12(0)0
MTB's 66(0)4
Submarines 6(0)0
Patrol boats 23(0)0
Minelayers 4 (0) 4
Minesweepers 10 (0) 2
Royal yachts 1(0)0
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Maha Chakrkri / Cambian, Siam light cruiser laid down 1914
Displacement:
3,612 t light; 3,750 t standard; 4,532 t normal; 5,157 t full load
Dimensions: Length overall / water x beam x draught
420.00 ft / 420.00 ft x 41.50 ft x 16.25 ft (normal load)
128.02 m / 128.02 m x 12.65 m x 4.95 m
Armament:
4 - 4.72" / 120 mm guns in single mounts, 52.72lbs / 23.91kg shells, 1930 Model
Quick firing guns in deck mounts
on centreline, evenly spread, 2 raised mounts
Aft Main mounts separated by engine room
4 - 4.72" / 120 mm guns in single mounts, 52.72lbs / 23.91kg shells, 1936 Model
Quick firing guns in deck mounts
on side, all amidships
6 - 2.24" / 57.0 mm guns (3x2 guns), 5.65lbs / 2.56kg shells, 1935 Model
Dual purpose guns in deck mounts
on centreline, evenly spread, all raised mounts
12 - 0.79" / 20.0 mm guns (6x2 guns), 0.24lbs / 0.11kg shells, 1932 Model
Anti-aircraft guns in deck mounts
on side, evenly spread, all raised mounts
Weight of broadside 459 lbs / 208 kg
Shells per gun, main battery: 166
6 - 21.0" / 533.4 mm above water torpedoes
Armour:
- Belts: Width (max) Length (avg) Height (avg)
Main: 3.00" / 76 mm 330.00 ft / 100.58 m 8.00 ft / 2.44 m
Ends: 2.50" / 64 mm 90.00 ft / 27.43 m 8.00 ft / 2.44 m
Main Belt covers 121 % of normal length
- Gun armour: Face (max) Other gunhouse (avg) Barbette/hoist (max)
Main: 2.00" / 51 mm - -
2nd: 1.00" / 25 mm - -
3rd: 0.50" / 13 mm - -
4th: 0.50" / 13 mm - -
- Armour deck: 1.00" / 25 mm
Machinery:
Oil fired boilers, steam turbines,
Geared drive, 2 shafts, 38,408 shp / 28,652 Kw = 28.50 kts
Range 7,070nm at 15.00 kts
Bunker at max displacement = 1,407 tons
Complement:
276 - 359
Cost:
£0.486 million / $1.943 million
Distribution of weights at normal displacement:
Armament: 57 tons, 1.3 %
Armour: 650 tons, 14.3 %
- Belts: 388 tons, 8.6 %
- Torpedo bulkhead: 0 tons, 0.0 %
- Armament: 35 tons, 0.8 %
- Armour Deck: 227 tons, 5.0 %
- Conning Tower: 0 tons, 0.0 %
Machinery: 1,479 tons, 32.6 %
Hull, fittings & equipment: 1,415 tons, 31.2 %
Fuel, ammunition & stores: 920 tons, 20.3 %
Miscellaneous weights: 10 tons, 0.2 %
Overall survivability and seakeeping ability:
Survivability (Non-critical penetrating hits needed to sink ship):
4,140 lbs / 1,878 Kg = 78.5 x 4.7 " / 120 mm shells or 0.8 torpedoes
Stability (Unstable if below 1.00): 1.42
Metacentric height 2.5 ft / 0.7 m
Roll period: 11.1 seconds
Steadiness - As gun platform (Average = 50 %): 61 %
- Recoil effect (Restricted arc if above 1.00): 0.14
Seaboat quality (Average = 1.00): 1.22
Hull form characteristics:
Hull has raised forecastle
Block coefficient: 0.560
Length to Beam Ratio: 10.12 : 1
'Natural speed' for length: 20.49 kts
Power going to wave formation at top speed: 60 %
Trim (Max stability = 0, Max steadiness = 100): 50
Bow angle (Positive = bow angles forward): 0.00 degrees
Stern overhang: 0.00 ft / 0.00 m
Freeboard (% = measuring location as a percentage of overall length):
- Stem: 24.00 ft / 7.32 m
- Forecastle (30 %): 22.00 ft / 6.71 m (14.00 ft / 4.27 m aft of break)
- Mid (50 %): 14.00 ft / 4.27 m
- Quarterdeck (15 %): 14.00 ft / 4.27 m
- Stern: 14.00 ft / 4.27 m
- Average freeboard: 16.64 ft / 5.07 m
Ship space, strength and comments:
Space - Hull below water (magazines/engines, low = better): 116.3 %
- Above water (accommodation/working, high = better): 90.5 %
Waterplane Area: 12,279 Square feet or 1,141 Square metres
Displacement factor (Displacement / loading): 111 %
Structure weight / hull surface area: 63 lbs/sq ft or 307 Kg/sq metre
Hull strength (Relative):
- Cross-sectional: 0.93
- Longitudinal: 1.85
- Overall: 1.00
Hull space for machinery, storage, compartmentation is cramped
Room for accommodation and workspaces is adequate
Good seaboat, rides out heavy weather easily
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Q4 1938 activity
Kingdom of Siam
2/2 factories producing naval materials: 2,000 tons created for Q4/38. 2,000 total tons + 279 stockpiled from previous quarter + 0 tons from scrapping = 2,279tons
2,038 tons used. 241 tons left for Q1/39
0/2 factories committed for Quarter to infrastructure development = 0.0i.p.
0/2 factories committed for Year to infrastructure development
B. Infrastructure Development
0.1 ip to factory + 0.0
AEGIS allies (Iberia, Denmark) Constructing Type 2 Dock in Phuket
0.5/4 [stretched over year]IP for 1/2 factory from Iberia
0.5/4 [stretched over year]IP for 1/2 factory from Denmark
3.0ip total
C. Naval Construction
Bangkok:
Class 1 slip : ML-1937 class laid down Q3/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q3/39
Class 0 slip : MWS-1937 class laid down Q3/38, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q1/39
Class 0 slip : ML-1937 class laid down Q4/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q1, Complete Q4/39
Class 0 slip : MWS-1937 class laid down Q4/38, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q1, Complete Q2/39
Class 2 drydock : 1 x Maha Chakrkri class refurbishment start Q4/38, 452t/Q, launch Q4, Complete Q1/39
Class 1 drydock :
Krabl
Class 0 slip : 1 x MTB 11 class 45tons
Phuket:
Class 0 drydock:- 1 x MTB 11 class 45tons
AEGIS
Class 1 drydock : Extending
Class 1 drydock : Idle
Small Craft : 2 x MTB 11 class, 45tons
=========================Ships overseas ============================
Auckland:
Class 2 drydock : 1 x Maha Chakrkri class refurbishment start Q4/38, 452t/Q, launch Q4, Complete Q1/39
=========================Ships afloat: ============================
Bangkok:
ML-1937 class laid down Q1/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q1/39
ML-1937 class laid down Q1/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q1/39
Phuket:
C. Ships on shakedown cruises:
1st Three Months
4x MTB11 (#47-50)
2 x Maha Chakrkri
2 x ML-1937
2 x MSW-1937
2nd Three Months
4x MTB11 (#43-46)
D. Transactions
E. Other Notes
The refurbishments should allow the light armanent of the ships to be standardized with the Siamese fleet, the details of which will be left to the Siamese player.
F. Updated Order of Battle-
Note : This is updated from the Encylopedia and I believe represents Siam's 1937 strength, not including some Danish and Iberian vessels, doesn't quite agree with RAM's posted fleet list
Note: X (Y)+Z = completed/in service (under repair/refit/rebuild) + under construction.
Battlecruisers 0(0)0
Coast defense armor-clad 4 (0)0
Heavy cruisers 1(0)0
Light cruisers 3(2)0
Destroyers 22(0)0
Torpedo boats 12(0)0
MTB's 62(0)4
Submarines 6(0)0
Patrol boats 23(0)0
Minelayers 4 (0) 4
Minesweepers 10 (0) 2
Royal yachts 1(0)0
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Q3 1938 activity
Kingdom of Siam
2/2 factories producing naval materials: 2,000 tons created for Q3/38. 2,000 total tons + 514 stockpiled from previous quarter + 0 tons from scrapping = 2,514tons
2,235 tons used. 279 tons left for Q4/38
0/2 factories committed for Quarter to infrastructure development = 0.0i.p.
0/2 factories committed for Year to infrastructure development
B. Infrastructure Development
0.1 ip to factory + 0.0
AEGIS allies (Iberia, Denmark) Constructing Type 2 Dock in Phuket
0.5/4 [stretched over year]IP for 1/2 factory from Iberia
0.5/4 [stretched over year]IP for 1/2 factory from Denmark
2.0ip total
C. Naval Construction
Bangkok:
Class 1 slip : ML-1937 class laid down Q3/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q3/39
Class 0 slip : MWS-1937 class laid down Q3/38, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q1/39
Class 0 slip :
Class 0 slip :
Class 2 drydock :
Class 1 drydock :
Krabl
Class 0 slip : 1 x MTB 11 class 45tons
Phuket:
Class 0 drydock:- 1 x MTB 11 class 45tons
AEGIS
Class 1 drydock : Extending
Class 1 drydock : Idle
Small Craft : 2 x MTB 11 class, 45tons
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Bangkok:
ML-1937 class laid down Q1/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q1/39
ML-1937 class laid down Q1/38, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q1/39
MWS-1937 class laid down Q1/38, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q3/38
MWS-1937 class laid down Q1/38, 350t, 3Q, 117t/Q, Launch Q2, Complete Q3/38
ML-1937 class laid down Q3/37, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q3/38
ML-1937 class laid down Q3/37, 900t, 5Q, 180t/Q, Launch Q4, Complete Q3/38
1 x Maha Chakrkri class refurbishment start Q2/38, 452t/Q, launch Q2, Complete Q3/38
Phuket:
Medan:
1 x Maha Chakrkri class refurbishment start Q2/38, 452t/Q, launch Q2, Complete Q3/38
C. Ships on shakedown cruises:
1st Three Months
4x MTB11 (#43-46)
2nd Three Months
4x MTB11 (#38-42)
AC Sri Ayuthia
2x ML-1937
2xMWS-1937
D. Transactions
E. Other Notes
The refurbishments should allow the light armanent of the ships to be standardized with the Siamese fleet, the details of which will be left to the Siamese player.
F. Updated Order of Battle-
Note : This is updated from the Encylopedia and I believe represents Siam's 1937 strength, not including some Danish and Iberian vessels, doesn't quite agree with RAM's posted fleet list
Note: X (Y)+Z = completed/in service (under repair/refit/rebuild) + under construction.
Battlecruisers 0(0)0
Coast defense armor-clad 4 (0)0
Heavy cruisers 1(0)0
Light cruisers 3(2)0
Destroyers 22(0)0
Torpedo boats 12(0)0
MTB's 58(0)4
Submarines 6(0)0
Patrol boats 23(0)0
Minelayers 2 (0) 5
Minesweepers 8(0)3
Royal yachts 1(0)0
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