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INS Cochin: The Indian Navy's second 6,500-ton stealth destroyer, which is equipped with the world's most advanced systems, including the supersonic BrahMos fleet missiles, will be launched on September 18, 2009. The destroyer was named INS Kochi, a basic profile of the destroyer INS Kochi.

INS Cochin, designed by the Indian Naval Design Council and built by the Mazagang Dockyard in Mumbai, is a ship developed and built entirely by the indigenous. One of the features of the ship is that it is not easily detected by enemy radars. In addition to BrahMos missiles, the destroyer is equipped with long-range ship-to-air missiles and a multifunctional radar system that provides the ship with accurate data on enemy surface and air targets.

Power plant. The four AK-630 rapid-fire naval guns and medium-range naval guns of the Indian destroyer USS Cochin will provide the ship with superior close-range defense capabilities. In addition, the ship is equipped with India's domestic double-tube torpedo launchers and anti-submarine rocket launchers, HUMSA-NG hull sonar.

Equipped with two multifunctional *** will also significantly increase the ship's anti-submarine warfare capabilities.

Technical performance. The destroyer INS Cochin has a maximum speed of more than 30 knots. The ship will use pontoon booster technology when launching, which is the first time that this technology has been used in the construction of domestic ships, which will help overcome slipway resistance and is mainly used for launching ships with large displacements.

The following two types of ships will be equipped with BrahMos anti-ship missile vertical launch systems, the P-15A destroyer with a displacement of 7,000 tons will be equipped with 16 missiles of this type, the ship-to-air missile is the Wufeng-1 (SHTIL-1), and the Indian domestic P-17 stealth frigate with a full load displacement of 5,300 tons will also be equipped with the Wufeng-1 ship-to-air missile.

Anti-ship missiles are launched vertically, and anti-aircraft missiles are launched with one arm.

The displacement of the "destroyer" with the largest displacement in China is, standard 5200 tons, full load 5850 tons. All ships of this class were built by Shanghai Jiangnan Shipyard and entered service in 2004, and were deployed in the South China Sea Fleet of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy.

Destroyer is a multi-purpose ship and one of the most important types of ships in the Navy.

Modern destroyers are equipped with air defense, anti-submarine, sea and other types of weapons, which can not only serve as offensive assault missions in sea boat formations, but also undertake air defense and anti-submarine escort tasks in combat formations, and can also serve as support forces in landing and anti-landing operations, as well as patrol, vigilance, reconnaissance, maritime blockade and sea rescue tasks, as well as providing take-off and landing of unmanned carrier-based aircraft. It is one of the medium-sized units with strong assault power in the navy, and its main responsibilities are to escort the core, and at the same time it has reconnaissance patrols, alertness, mine-laying, and attacks on shore targets. The wide range of combat functions makes the destroyer the most versatile of modern sea vessels.

Representatives: Zumwalt-class destroyers, Type 055 destroyers.

China's destroyers with the largest displacement are Type 055 destroyers with a displacement of about 10,000 tons.

It is a modern-class destroyer imported from Russia with a standard displacement tons and a full load displacement tons