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Jamaican Expeditionary Force Heavy Patrol Boat

Originally designed as a Cost effective pack hunter solution to the Submachine class of submersible. The JEF Heavy Scout was often paired with its Nemesis. Much to the worlds suprise and their own In the 23rd Century The Jamaican Navy found themselves fighting alongside The Independant Scottish Marine Force during the Fourth Referendum Wars. The Jamaican Scottish Allied forces found the pairing of the submachine and the JEF Heavy Patrol Boat instrumental in defeating the generally better equipped Brittish Navy,
Although several variants were made; this one The JEF Selassie Burns was the most famous and was lost with all hands during the battle of bannockburn II.
Equipped with a similair broad spectrum defensive/offensive package to the submachine and comparable combat speed...
360 degree 180mm quad Rail 60 RPM APS turret.
48mm Rapid quad Rail APS (designed to shred sensors,drones, aircraft control surfaces ).
3 medium range Missiles.
360 degree 144mm underslung dual Rail turret.
Low power LAMS/LACRAMS defense.
Level 6.1 shields.
270/360 degree 450mm BFG Torpedo system. the JEF heavy scout was a 2 for 1 match for the submachine class.
Many legends shroud the details of the events at bannockburn II, the few sailors lucky enough to have survived the battle ,and luckier still to have been able to afford the lifespan to still be around to tell the tale, talk of the birth of AI and spatial pardoxes and wormholes, these tin foil hat theories have led to the war being refered to as the Reeferendum War

Thanks to the dude who made the Petaya Frigate on the workshop (its a brilliant balance between form and function) I reworked his torpedo gun idea, his is better but then his is A LOT BIGGER