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The dreadnought and modern class types are not at all the same, and there is no comparison.

The Dreadnought class belongs to the anti-submarine type of destroyers, while the Modern class belongs to the anti-ship type of destroyers.

Dreadnought** Equipment:

Anti-submarine: 2 "Ka-25A" or "Ka-27" anti-submarine ***, 2 quadruple SS N 14 anti-submarine missile launchers, with a range of 55 kilometers, a flight speed of Mach 1, full radio command guidance, can be equipped with anti-submarine torpedoes or nuclear warheads with a yield of 5,000 tons of TNT, 2 quadruple 533mm torpedo tubes, a total of 8 533mm torpedoes, a speed of 45 knots, and a range of 20 kilometers.

Air defense: SA N 9 vertical launch ship-to-air missiles, 8 missile launch bays on the ship, 8 missiles in each cabin, 64 bombs on the ship, range of 15 km, speed of Mach 2, 4 AK 630 6-barreled 30mm guns, rate of fire 3000 rounds.

Anti-ship: This class of ships is not equipped with anti-ship missiles and basically does not have anti-ship capabilities. Two 100mm fully automatic guns (rate of fire 80 rounds) are used for auxiliary sea and air combat.

Modern-grade equipment:

Air defense: 48 SA-N-7 Gadfly ship-to-air missiles with a range of 25 km and a speed of Mach 3.

Anti-ship: A Sandfly anti-ship missile that can make a large 8,000-ton warship ineffective with a single hit.

Anti-submarine: 2 twin 533mm torpedo tubes, firing TEST-71M wire-guided anti-submarine torpedoes.

It can be seen from the above ** that if you really want to fight hard, the dreadnought-class destroyer will definitely sink.

The Dreadnought class and the Modern class are two types of destroyers with different functions.

The Dreadnought class is an anti-submarine type, and the Modern class is an anti-ship type, and the two usually fight together in formation.

The use is different, and the matching ** is different, so there is no comparison.

However, if you have to compare, the displacement of the Dreadnought class is more than 1,000 tons larger than that of the modern class.

However, since the Dreadnought class is mostly anti-submarine **, when encountering the modern class full of Sandfly anti-ship missiles, it will undoubtedly sink.

This can not be compared at all, the dreadnought class is an anti-submarine destroyer, and the modern class destroyer is mainly an anti-surface ship, the modern anti-surface ship capability is the first in the world among warships of the same class, which is mainly due to the high power, supersonic 3M80 anti-ship missile and the "** Taiwan" sea search radar, its air defense capability is comparable to the dreadnought, the range is longer, but because it is equipped with a single-arm inclined launcher, the ability to deal with multiple targets is slightly worse, and the anti-submarine capability Dreadnought is far better than modern, Modern times rely only on heavy torpedoes, anti-submarine rockets and ***, Dreadnought has increased the URPK-3 4 5 type anti-submarine missiles, and it is also equipped with a deepened sonar.

In fact, they are all weak, especially compared to their displacement of 8000 tons, which is too weak. In the early days of the Dreadnought class, there were only 8 SSN14 anti-submarine and anti-ship dual-purpose missiles, which were actually difficult to use at both ends of the anti-submarine and anti-ship ends. There are 64 SAN9 anti-aircraft missiles, but the range is short.

There are 2 *** aircraft in the anti-submarine Dreadnought class, and the anti-submarine capability is significantly better than that of the Hyundai class with 8 anti-ship SSN22s, and the anti-ship firepower is much stronger than that of the earlier Dreadnought class. There are 44 SAN7 missiles in the modern class of air defense, although the range is greater than that of SAN9, but it is not a vertical launch, and the reaction speed is slow.

The Hyundai-class destroyer is an offensive type, as long as the armament is mainly anti-ship, even the aircraft carrier must be taken into account, not to mention the Dreadnought-class.

<> "Dreadnought-class destroyer.

New multipurpose destroyer of the Russian Navy. The first ship, "Chabanenko", was launched in 1992 and officially commissioned on January 28, 1999, and is currently the only multi-purpose destroyer in the Russian Navy, capable of carrying out air defense, anti-ship, anti-submarine and escort missions. The Russian side claims that the ship is in no way inferior to the American Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.

**Performance. Chinese name: Dreadnought Class II destroyer.

Country of service: Russia.

Speed: 35 knots.

Length: about 163 meters.

Displacement: 7400t

Carrier-based aircraft: 2 units.

Draught: Rice wheel buried Jane.

Parameter standards. The ship is meters long, the balance is wide, the draft is meters, the standard displacement is 7400 tons, the full load displacement is 8900 tons, the speed is 30 knots, and the endurance is 6000 nautical miles 20 knots.

**Equipped with: 2 4-pack SA N 9 anti-aircraft missile vertical launchers (64 bombs), 2 6-barreled 30-mm "Kashtan" anti-aircraft integrated short-range air defense systems, 1 AK-130 double-barreled 130-mm naval gun;

2 x 4-pack SS N 22 Sunburn anti-ship missile launchers; 2 4-pack SS-N-15 anti-submarine missiles, 2 12-tube RBU-6000 rocket depth launchers, and 2 Ka-27 anti-submarine launchers.

The Dreadnought-class destroyer has a displacement of 7,400 tons and a speed of 30 knots.

**Equipped with two 4-mounted SA-N-9 anti-aircraft missile vertical launchers (64 spare bombs), two 6-barreled 30-mm "Kashtan" cannons integrated short-range air defense system, one AK-130 double-barreled 130-mm naval gun, two 4-pack SS-N-22 "Sunburn"-M anti-ship missile launchers, two 4-pack 533 mm anti-submarine torpedo tubes, and two Ka-27***.

Anti-submarine capabilities. The Dreadnought-class destroyers have a very strong comprehensive combat capability, and their antisubmarine strength is even more prominent, and they have the reputation of "the king of the world's antisubmarine capability."

Anti-submarine ** mainly includes SS-N-15 anti-submarine missiles and two Ka-25A or Ka-27 anti-submarine ***. The Ka-27 is the most advanced anti-submarine *** in the world, and the famous Ka-28 is its export type. Thanks to the advanced performance of the coaxial twin rotors, the Ka-27 is maneuverable, easy to maneuver, and can be used on smaller ships.

The aircraft is equipped with a 406-mm self-guided torpedo, which does not require warm-up even at low temperatures and can be fired quickly. This torpedo uses a 65 kHz active acoustic proximity fuse, and the sonar self-guidance system intercepts the target at a maximum distance of 580 meters and a maximum depth of 300 meters.

The biggest advantage of this torpedo is that it is enough to destroy all existing submarines, while the two 324-mm torpedoes carried by the Western *** of the same class are not enough to destroy double-hull submarines.

<> "Russian Dreadnought-class destroyers.

During the Cold War, the Soviet Navy divided naval warships into two categories: anti-submarine ships and missile ships, based on their different combat performance. The former is aimed at countering nuclear submarines, while the latter is mainly responsible for anti-aircraft carrier operations.

In order to concentrate on dealing with the Soviet Navy, the US Navy proposed a huge project to build more than 600 warships, to which the Soviet Union actively responded and launched a series of warship research and development tasks, thus promoting the fierce competition between the two navies. It is worth noting that among the above-mentioned plans of the Soviet Union are the Type 1155 destroyers, and alongside them are the Hyundai-class missile destroyers.

The above-mentioned warships were all built during the heyday of the Soviet Union's national power, and in its planning, the Dreadnought class was responsible for anti-submarine and anti-ship tasks, while the Modern class was mainly used for medium and long-range air defense and other tasks, so that the combination of this would enhance the combat effectiveness. The Project 1155 Dreadnought-class destroyer was formally developed in 1977 and has a maximum displacement of 8,000 tons and is powered by a gas turbine.

In order to adapt to anti-submarine warfare, the Dreadnought-class destroyers are equipped with upgraded anti-submarine missile launchers and 533 mm torpedo tubes, which have a longer strike range and stronger attack power. In addition, the Dreadnought class is also equipped with an RBU rocket deep bomb launch system, which comprehensively enhances the strength of the Dreadnought-class, and the ship can also carry the Ka-27 anti-submarine *** with outstanding combat strength.

In the field of radar, the Dreadnought-class anti-submarine ship is equipped with a variety of radars such as the M2-320 alert radar. In the impression of the outside world, the Soviet Union had a relatively weak electronics industry, but it had advanced electronic warfare equipment and other military devices. In terms of power, the Dreadnought class is equipped with multiple systems such as full-fuel power, and has a maximum output of 10,000 horsepower, which pushes its speed to 35 knots.

Dreadnought-class destroyers have good anti-submarine performance, but their overall performance is not good. To this end, post-independence Russia began to upgrade the destroyer. For example, the AK130 naval gun has been updated, equipped with the 3M87 Kashentan artillery integrated close defense ** system.

Due to lack of funds, Russia has built only one destroyer of this type to undertake a variety of tasks such as anti-ship and anti-submarine.

In the eyes of the Russian side, the strength of this series of warships is equivalent to the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers of the US military, and as of 2022, 5 have been decommissioned, and 8 are still in the list. Compared with the modern class, the Russian Navy finally retained the stronger Dreadnought class, mainly because it has advantages such as higher upgrade potential, while the former was gradually eliminated.

If it's Red Alert 2, the Dreadnought class and the aircraft carrier have their own benefits, and it's very balanced at this point, and there's no way to say who is good and who is bad.

There is no distinction between good and bad, let's just say that the bombing of the dreadnought class can cause extremely high damage to fixed units, and it is necessary to attack fortified positions, especially when landing on the beach, just like the second level of the Soviet army, the command ship support of General Villadimore, in fact, the most powerful thing about the dreadnought-class is its bombing continuity, and it is not easy to be intercepted, so its attacking attributes and are favored on the battlefield.

Aircraft carriers cannot be upgraded, that is to say, except for carrier-based aircraft, which can be upgraded, the others are useless If the best thing about aircraft carriers is that they are as resistant to fighting as the dreadnought, but they are also relatively easy to be pitted In reality, aircraft carriers are graves on the sea If this grave is really used well, I think it is best to use aircraft carriers for battlefield support But frigates are all indispensable Even if they are dreadnought, they can't destroy a base by themselves.

If it is Red Alert 3, the aircraft carrier is a little better than the Dreadnought, because of its power-off missiles and attack range, and the special ability of the Dreadnought-class in Red Alert 3 completely limits its damage, so under certain circumstances, even if it is attacked, it is rarely the turn of such a chicken rib The aircraft carrier is different, and the missile can easily float up with a power-off missile in one hand, and the aircraft's non-interception and the missile's ultra-long range As long as the escort fleet is strong enough, no matter what navy is the first choice for attacking the aircraft carrier.

Of course, the shogunate warships of the Empire, not to mention, there is no comparison in this regard.

That's all, I hope it will be helpful to the questioner.

The general is even more powerful. In comparison, the aircraft carrier is a little more powerful. Because Dreadnought has a range limit, it has to be at a certain distance from the target, and it is too close to attack.

In comparison, I think Dauntless is slightly better, of course, depending on how you play. Although the dreadnought missile is not guided, the allied aircraft carrier cannot move when it comes out of the plane, so basically every shot is a hundred shots, according to common sense, dreadnought against the aircraft carrier, if the aircraft carrier does not release skills, it is only against the bombardment, dreadnought wins.

I think it's the aircraft carriers that are powerful, because the speed of the aircraft carrier's attack is relatively fast. You can also put the two together and play them against each other to see which one is better.

<> Dreadnought-class missile destroyer.

The "Dreadnought" class destroyer is a kind of anti-submarine destroyer built by the Soviet Union before the end of the Cold War period, which is the successor of the modern class, with a displacement greater than that of the modern Sun Jenodai class, and is called a "large anti-submarine destroyer" by the Russian Navy. The first ship was commissioned in 1980, and the last dreadnought-class destroyer, Admiral Pandeleyev, was commissioned in July 1991. At present, there are two types of "Dreadnought"-class destroyers, namely "Dreadnought"-I and "Dreadnought"-II, a total of 12 frigates of the whole series, 7 of which are in active service, all of which are equipped with the Russian Navy and have not been exported.

Full load displacement: 8500t; Standard displacement: 6700t; Commander-in-Chief:

Width:; Draft:; Flight Deck:

It is 20m long and 18m wide. Speed: 29kh.

Endurance: 2600Nmile 30kN, 7700Nmile 18kN. Staffing:

249 (including 29 officers). Donghong laughing power device: gas turbine, power gas turbine, power 10MW; Dual-axis.

<> "Dreadnought" class destroyer is a kind of anti-submarine destroyer built by the Soviet Union before the end of the Cold War period, which is the later type of the modern class, with a displacement greater than the modern class, and is called a "large anti-submarine destroyer" by the Russian Navy, the first ship was commissioned in 1980, and the last dreadnought-class destroyer "Admiral Pandeleyev" was commissioned in July 1991.

Dreadnought-class destroyers are available in two variants, namely Dreadnought-I and Dreadnought-II, with a total of 12 frigates of the full series, 7 in active service, all equipped with the Russian Navy and not exported.

Main data Full load displacement: 8500t; Standard displacement: 6700t; Commander-in-Chief:

Width:; Draft:; Flight Deck:

It is 20m long and 18m wide. Speed: 29kh.

Endurance: 2600Nmile 30kN, 7700Nmile 18kN. Staffing:

249 people did not have ears (including 29 officers).

Power plant: gas turbine, power gas turbine, power 10MW; Dual-axis.

R&D History The "Dreadnought" class missile destroyer was made by the Soviet Union on the basis of the "Krivak" class frigate and the "Kresta" class anti-submarine cruiser.

Its important compartments have a closed anti-closed protection system, which can prevent the outside from polluted air from entering, the structure of the whole ship tends to be compact, the layout is concise, the main air defense and anti-submarine equipment are concentrated in the front of the ship, the middle part is electronic equipment, and the rear part is the first platform, and the overall sense is very strong.

Equipment A total of 12 Dreadnought-class missile destroyers were built, 7 of which are in active service, all of which are in service with the Russian Navy and not exported, the Northern Fleet: Severo-Mokuborsk, Admiral Kharlamov, Admiral Levchenko, Pacific Fleet: Marshal Saposhnikov, Admiral Vinogradov, Admiral Panteleev, Admiral Tribats.