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[SIZE=3]SAE Quarterly Reports[/SIZE]

No. 37 – January to March 1930


[SIZE=3]Transfers:[/SIZE]

0,4pts transferred to India for Diego Garcia


[SIZE=3]Factories: [/SIZE]

26 factories total can be used.

Fixed factories

4 factory will be fixed to produce infrastructure points for 1930.

Flexible factories

851ts material transferred from Q4 (incl. material recovered from scrapyard).

21,147ts material necessary to be produced in this quarter (22 factories).

0 factory will produce infrastructure points this quarter.

Infrastructure points used this quarter:

0,0pts put into a new Type 1 Dock in Port Louis for a total of 0,7pts at the end of Q1


[SIZE=3]Ships:[/SIZE]

Minor vessels

Completed Units

48x UJ26-class ASW launch

24x R28-class motor launch

15x Tree-class minesweeper
16x Bush-class minesweeper (Type 21)
4x MS28-class minesweeper

4x Polar-class sloops
17x S-class sloops

16x River-class frigate

8x Pleiades-class light destroyers

6x Guard-class patrol crafts

On Trials

2x MS28-class minesweeper
- MS28-5 running trials until April 30
- MS28-6 running trials until June 30

4x LD29-class light destroyer
- Uranus running trials until April 30
- Saturn running trials until April 30
- Venus running trials until June 30
- Mercury running trials until June 30

Ordered Units

8x MS28-class minesweeper (Type 28 - 10 month á 56ts material necessary per unit)
- MS28-8 laid down in Douala on a Type 0 slip in May, completed February 30
- MS28-7 laid down in Montevideo on a Type 0 slip in April, completed January 30
- MS28-16 laid down in Port Louis on a Type 0 slip in March, completed December 30
- MS28-15 laid down in Montevideo on a Type 0 slip in February, completed November 30
- MS28-14 laid down in Montevideo on a Type 0 slip in February, completed November 30
- MS28-10 laid down in Buenos Aires on a Type 0 slip in February, completed November 30
- MS28-11 laid down in St. Helena on a Type 1 slip in January, completed October 30
- MS28-9 laid down in St. Helena on a Type 0 slip in January, completed October 30

4x LD29-class light destroyer (10 month á 58ts material necessary per unit)
- Jupiter laid down in Montevideo on a Type 1 slip in March, completed December 30
- Mars laid down in Montevideo on a Type 0 slip in March, completed December 30
- Pluto laid down in Buenos Aires on a Type 1 slip in January, completed October 30
- Neptune laid down in Mar del Plata on a Type 1 slip in January, completed October 30

2x SL29-class sloop (11 month á 100ts material necessary per unit)
- Circe laid down in Durban on a Type 1 slip in April, completed January 30
- Medusa laid down in Montevideo on a Type 4 slip in March, completed December 30

Rebuilds

None

Scrapping

2x MS12-class (4 month total, 1 month in Type 0 dock)
- Jonquil scrapping in Buenos Aires starting in January, finished in April 29 – 63ts received from hull for Q1/1930
- Foxglove scrapping in Mar del Plata starting in March, finished in June 29 – 63ts received from hull for Q1/1930

11x SL11-class (4 month total, 2 month in Type 0 dock)
- Rhötos scrapping in Durban starting in February, finished in May – 126ts received from hull for Q1/1930
- Cheiron scrapping in Durban starting in January, finished in April – 126ts received from hull for Q1/1930
- Pholos scrapping in Cape Town starting in February, finished in May – 126ts received from hull for Q1/1930
- Diktys scrapping in Port Elizabeth starting in January, finished in April – 126ts received from hull for Q1/1930
- Hylonome scrapping in Daressalam starting in January, finished in April – 126ts received from hull for Q1/1930
- Peträos scrapping in Durban starting in June, finished in September – 126ts received from hull for Q2/1930
- Nessos scrapping in Durban starting in June, finished in September – 126ts received from hull for Q2/1930
- Eurytion scrapping in Cape Town starting in June, finished in September – 126ts received from hull for Q2/1930
- Cyllaros scrapping in Port Elizabeth starting in June, finished in September – 126ts received from hull for Q2/1930
- Roikos scrapping in Daressalam starting in June, finished in September – 126ts received from hull for Q2/1930
- Hylaios scrapping in Port Elizabeth starting in December, finished in March – 126ts received from hull for Q3/1930

3x SL14-class (4 month total, 2 month in Type 0 dock)
- Sentinel scrapping in Durban starting in January, finished in April – 142ts received from hull for Q4/1930
- Surprise scrapping in Douala starting in March, finished in June – 142ts received from hull for Q4/1930
- Swan scrapping in Libreville starting in February, finished in May – 142ts received from hull for Q4/1930


Destroyers

Completed Units

12x Cat-class torpedoboat
12x Hound-class torpedoboat (Type 21)
12x Hound-class torpedoboat (Type 26)

12x Nymph-class destroyer (Type 21)
12x Nymph-class destroyer (Type 23)
10x Nymph-class destroyer (Type 27)

4x DL28-class destroyer leader (Type 2

On Trials

4x Nymph-class destroyer (Type 27)
- Panopeia running trials until May 30
- Pasithea running trials until May 30
- Pherusa running trials until June 30
- Ploto running trials until June 30

2x DL28-class destroyer leader
- Javelin running trials until May 30
- Guisarme running trials until May 30

Ordered Units

2x Nymph-class destroyer (Type 27 - 11 month á 147ts material necessary per unit)
- Polynoe laid down in Mar del Plata on a Type 2 slip in March, completed in January 30
- Neso laid down in Port Elizabeth on a Type 2 slip in March, completed in February 30

2x DL28-class destroyer leader (11 month á 181ts material necessary per unit)
- Longspear laid down in Cape Town on a Type 2 slip in May, completed in March 30
- Scythe laid down in Port Louis on a Type 2 slip in April, completed in June 30

2x DL30-class destroyer leader (12 month á 218ts material necessary per unit)
- Fenris laid down in Durban in a Type 3 Dock in January, completed in December 30
- Kweldulf laid down in Cape Town in a Type 2 Dock in January, completed in December 30

6x DD30-class destroyer (11 month á 145ts material necessary per unit)
- Pontoporeia laid down in Durban in a Type 1 slip in January, completed in November 30
- Proto laid down in Cape Town in a Type 1 slip in January, completed in November 30
- Protomedeia laid down in Port Elizabeth in a Type 1 slip in January, completed in November 30
- Sao laid down in Daressalam in a Type 1 slip in January, completed in November 30
- Speio laid down in Douala in a Type 1 slip in January, completed in November 30
- Themisto laid down in Majunga in a Type 1 slip in March, completed in January 31

Rebuilds

None

Scrapping

None


Class B Cruisers

Completed Units

9x Insect-class torpedoboat
4x Nampula-class light cruiser
5x Port Shepstone-class light cruiser
2x Santa Fe-class light cruiser
4x Yaounde-class light cruiser
4x Libreville-class light cruiser
4x Rosario-class light cruiser
4x Aurora-class light cruiser
2x Arion-class light cruiser

On Trials

1x CL13-class light cruiser
- Porto Alegre running trials until February 30

2x CL27-class light cruiser
- Pegasus running trials until January 30
- Areion running trials until February 30

Ordered Units

4x CL29-class light cruiser (17 month á 458ts material necessary per unit)
- Pietermaritzburg II laid down in Durban in a Type 2 dock in March, completed in July 30
- Douala II laid down in Montevideo on a Type 2 dock in January, completed in May 30
- Blantyre II laid down in Port Louis on a Type 2 slip in March, completed in July 31
- Beira II laid down in Buenos Aires on a Type 2 slip in January, completed in May 31

Rebuilds

4x CL16-class light cruiser (12 month á 192ts/month material necessary per unit)
- Santa Fe entering a Type 2 dock in Port Elizabeth in February. Leaving the dock in June 29, the cruiser will stay in the yard until January 30
- Pelotas entering a Type 3 dock in Daressalam in September. Leaving the dock in Januar 30, the cruiser will stay in the yard until August 30
- Rio Grande entering a Type 2 dock in Montevideo in September. Leaving the dock in Januar 30, the cruiser will stay in the yard until August 30
- Santa Marina entering a Type 2 dock in Daressalam in November. Leaving the dock in March 30, the cruiser will stay in the yard until October 30

Scrapping

2x TB18-class (5 month total, 2 month in Type 1 dock)
- Gadfly scrapping in Montevideo starting in January, finished in May – 296ts received from hull for Q4/1930
- Mantis scrapping in Buenos Aires starting in February, finished in June – 296ts received from hull for Q4/1930


Class A Cruisers

Completed Units

1x Colony-class AC
4x Cape-class (Type 23)
2x Cape-class (Type 26)

On Trials

None

Ordered Units

2x CA29-class heavy cruiser (21 month á 545ts material necessary per unit)
- Ladon laid down in Montevideo on a Type 3 slip in January, completed in September 30
- Fafnir laid down in Curban on a Type 3 slip in August, completed in April 31

Refits

None

Scrapping

2x General-class (10 month total, 4 month in Type 4 dock)
- Van de Loo scrapping in Buenos Aires starting in May, finished in November – 1.623ts received from hull for Q3/1930, guns of first, second and third battery stored
- Hegendorff scrapping in Montevideo starting in December, finished in November – 1.623ts received from hull for Q4/1930, guns of first, second and third battery stored


Capital Units

Completed Units

2x Hertog-class
2x Koning-class
2x Mauritius-class
2x South Africa-class
2x Mocambique-class
2x Ophion-class

On Trials

None

Ordered Units

2x Koning-class battleship
- Koning Wilhelm running trials until April 30
- Koning Phillip running trials until June 30

Rebuilds

None

Scrapping

1x Sao Tome-class (10 month total, 4 month in Type 4 dock)
- Sao Tome scrapping in Montevideo starting in January, finished in October – 3.095ts received from hull for Q3/1930, guns of first, second and third battery stored


Coastal Defence Units

Completed Units

1x Nagelring-class
1x Tyrfing-class

2x LCDS-class

On Trials

1x LCDS-2-class coast defense ship
- Ringhorn running trials until February 30

Ordered Units

1x LCDS-2-class coast defense ship (11 month á 169ts material necessary per unit)
- Nagelfar laid down in Buenos Aires on a Type 3 slip in September, completed in July 30

1x CDS5-class coast defense ship (17 month á 448ts material necessary per unit)
- Gungnir laid down in Cape Town on a Type 3 slip in June, completed in October 30


Carriers

Completed Units

1x CV25B-class
1x CV26-class

Ordered Units

1x CV30-class light fleet carrier (23 month á 587ts material necessary per unit)
- Anvil laid down in Cape Town on a Type 3 slip in January, completed in November 31

On Trials

None

Ordered Units

None


Class A Submarines

Completed Units

12x E-class submarine
16x F-class submarine
4x J-class submarine

Ordered Units

None


Class B Submarines

Completed Units

12x G-class submarine
15x I-class submarine
12x H-class submarine
12x K-class submarine

On Trials

None

Ordered Units

4x K-class submarine (10 month á 46ts material necessary per unit)
- K13 laid down in Cape Town on a Type 0 slip in April, completed in January 30
- K16 laid down in Daressalam on a Type 0 slip in April, completed in January 30
- K14 laid down in Prince Eduard Islands on a Type 0 slip in May, completed in February 30
- K15 laid down in Douala on a Type 0 slip in April, completed in January 30

Scrapping

2x G-class (4 month total, 1 month in Type 0 dock)
- G3 scrapping in Montevideo starting in January, finished in May – 69ts received from hull for Q4/1930
- G2 scrapping in Mar del Plata starting in February, finished in June – 69ts received from hull for Q4/1930


Non-combatants

Completed Units

16x Bay-class tender (several different designs)

4x Mimir-class floatplane carriers

1x Bölthorn-class floatplane carrier

On Trials

None

Ordered Units

1x AV28-class floatplane carrier (12 month á 168ts material necessary per unit)
- Egdir laid down in Majunga on a Type 1 slip in March, completed in January 30

1x Thjazi-class floatplane carrier (15 month á 354ts material necessary per unit)
- Thjazi laid down in Durban on a Type 4 slip in July, completed in September 30

1x TD29-class tender (14 month á 304ts material necessary per unit)
- TD29-1 laid down in Montevideo on a Type 4 slip in January, completed in February 30

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At the end of this quarter the RSAN consists of (units in service only):

48 ASW launches
24 motor launches
35 minesweepers
51 small patrol crafts
74 TB/DDs (does not include 11 TBs with 15cm guns)
38 cruisers category b (include 11 TBs with 15cm guns)
7 cruisers category a
12 capital units
4 costal defence ships
2 fleet carrier
51 submarines category b
32 submarines category a
5 floatplane carriers
16 armed tenders

plus numerous auxiliary vessels of all kind.

Anvil, laid down 1930

Displacement: 13.500ts standard
Dimensions: 219,99 m / 215,00 m x 23,00 m x 6,40 m
Armament: 16 - 4,53" / 115 mm guns (8x2 guns)
Machinery: Geared drive, 4 shafts, 84.000 shp Complement: 709 - 923
Cost: £3,809 million / $15,236 million


RSAN Fenris, laid down 1930



Displacement: 2.700ts standard
Dimensions: 139,37 m / 135,00 m x 14,00 m x 4,00 m
Armament: 6 - 5,31" / 135 mm guns (3x2 guns)
Machinery: Geared drive, 2 shafts, 50.938 shp
Complement: 208 - 271
Cost: £1,466 million / $5,864 million



Pontoporeia, laid down 1930

Displacement: 1.600ts standard
Dimensions: 114,28 m / 109,50 m x 11,00 m x 4,03 m
Armament: 5 - 5,00" / 127 mm guns in single mounts
Machinery: Geared drive, 2 shafts, 44.000 shp
Complement: 143 - 187
Cost: £0,964 million / $3,856 million

First the class is called Viper...
... then it is called Wulf...
... and finally it is called Fenris...
... so how often do you change the names of your ships, Hooman?
:-)

Well, as I said somewhere else - this is one of my oldest designs ever. And waaaay back in time I called her VIPER.

However, for the RSAN I decided to name destroyers after snakes (later in the 30s, two classes most likely) and hence needed a new name for the destroyer leader above. So I choosed FENRIS which is a legendary wulf. Her sisters will also be named after certain wulf or wulf-like creatures.

So when I called her Wulf I was referring to her class, not an individual ship. :o)

Naming ships is a difficult thing, isn´t it? ;o)

Just added the complete springsharp files of those three ship classes to my encyclopedia section....

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So when I called her Wulf I was referring to her class, not an individual ship. :o)

Well, you could have decided that RSAN Wulf is the first ship of the class, but that's not the case.

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Naming ships is a difficult thing, isn´t it? ;o)

Naming ships is a piece of cake. Coming up with original names is something else.

hehe

Btw, looks like you survived Koninginendag. :o) I had no idea it was last weekend - until I stood in front of the Kroon Passage in Den Helder and it was closed. On Suterday 1 p.m.! I then soon found out why there was music on the streets and so many people wearing orange stuff.... :oP

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Originally posted by Rooijen10

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Naming ships is a difficult thing, isn´t it? ;o)

Naming ships is a piece of cake. Coming up with original names is something else.

And any of You wonder why my ships are name after songs titles.

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Btw, looks like you survived Koninginendag. :o)

... barely... Mothersday is coming... can't handle it anymore!!!
AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!!
*jumps in front of Manzo's plane*
:-)

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I had no idea it was last weekend - until I stood in front of the Kroon Passage in Den Helder and it was closed. On Suterday 1 p.m.! I then soon found out why there was music on the streets and so many people wearing orange stuff.... :oP

Remember that that is nothing compared to what will happen when the Dutch National Soccer team wins the World Cup!! 1988 (when the Dutch became European Champions) was hell here... The horror! The horror! Fortunately should the Dutch win this year (which I hope won't happen) I'll be in the Rocky Mountains somewhere.
Hope you still managed to enjoy yourself among all those crazy people.

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And any of You wonder why my ships are name after songs titles.

The same reason why I name a variety of ships after Anime/Manga characters? At least I assume they are songs you enjoy...
... of course a song you hate is an excellent victim for sinking in the near future, right?. ^_^

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Originally posted by Rooijen10
Remember that that is nothing compared to what will happen when the Dutch National Soccer team wins the World Cup!!

Stay cool - it will never happen.

You know what a Dutch in the World Cup Final is called?




Referee.....! ;o)

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Stay cool - it will never happen.

I hope you're right...

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You know what a Dutch in the World Cup Final is called?




Referee.....! ;o)

... but wouldn't spectator be better??
And what do you call a Dutch in 1974 and 1978?

Uh, no idea....?!

Losers, right? They lost to Germany in 1974 and to Argentina in 1978.
Let's hope it stays that way. :-)