Hobart class cruiser

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-	The Hobart class Guided Missile Cruisers are American-designed, Australian-built AEGIS equipped Air Warfare Cruisers in service with the [[Royal Australian Navy]]. They are made by the Australian Submarine Corporation, in South Australia. The design is based on the American Arleigh Burke class Guided Missile Destroyers.	+	LhJHDR I love what you guys are usually up too. This kind of clever work and coverage! Keep up the wonderful works guys I've incorporated you guys to  blogroll.
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-	The ships are closer to cruisers in overall performance, having 128 Mk-41 VLS cells for Standard missiles, VL-ASROC, Tomahawk cruise missiles, and Evolved Sea Sparrow Missiles (rarely carried). The ship also carries 16 Harpoon missiles in quad launchers.	+
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-	There are four in service:	+
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-	*HMAS Hobart	+
-	*HMAS Brisbane	+
-	*HMAS Sydney	+
-	*HMAS Achilles	+
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-	<center>[[Image:HMASHobart.jpg]]<br>'''HMAS Hobart underway'''</center>	+
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