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Ash Baker class guided missile destroyer

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Ship Name: Ash Baker Ship Class: Ash Baker Ship Type: Guided Missile Destroyer Stats: - Cost: 291,685 Resources - Blocks: 4,706 - Speed: 38m/s Main Weapon: - 24x VLS Medium missile tubes (EMP, Incendiary) - 6x VLS Large missile tubes (Frag, LUA guided) - 1x 293mm Rail-Cannon (AP-Frag) Defenses: - Armor (Metal beam slopes + alloy + stone) - Smoke - 2x12 medium, missile intercept launchers - 2x 18mm CIWS turret - 36x small torpedo interceptors - 4x medium radar/heat decoy launchers Description: The Ash Baker class of destroyers are multi-purpose large destroyers designed for escorting larger warships such as battleships and carriers, providing both anti-aircraft functionality with its long-range EMP-SAM batteries as well as additional long-range anti-surface firepower with its heavy top-down attack missiles. The ship also possesses a large amount of missile defense capabilities, with 24 interceptor launchers and 2 18mm CIWS guns as well as decoys. While the ship has both deck space and sonar capabilities for mounting ASW weapons, they are not normally equipped due to limited ammunition capacity. Initially, the class featured a conventional cannon for shore bombardment and close-range combat duties, after the Tara Bay kaiju attacks the PKN Admiralty ordered all Baker class destroyers to be refitted with rail cannons. While concerns were raised about possibly overtaxing the ship's powerplant the refit eventually went through, with current analysis indicating that the engines are just barely enough to provide sufficient energy to the batteries.