Hanit je korveta i bio je tesko ostecen a raketa je navodno bila C-802( znaci nekih 200 kg eksploziva), a ista se spominjala i sada. Ovo je kao sto rekoh vec plovilo od aluminijuma, oklopa nula, nema cak ni pregrade u konstrukciji kakve imaju brodovi, ostalo bi odradio pozar na koji je isti strasno osetljiv( videlo se i na snimku a i na slikama)
Evo sta kaze Amer koji je sluzio na njemu, jer taj brod je bio kod njih prvo i sluzio za istrazivanje.
Citat:I have been stationed on a cruiser before (CG-65) and am now currently stationed on the HSV-2 Swift. I can say from experience that the aluminum hull design is NOT meant for taking damage. We've had a couple of our bigger dudes onboard drop a heavy squat from their shoulders in the gym and put a 2 inch gash in the deck. The aluminum hull is not rated for fire and if there was hot burning fire (say from AVgas) it would literally melt the ship in half. The aluminum hull is great for high speed, great for taking rough seas, and great for manuevering into really shallow/oddly built ports & harbors. Not so good for taking an Exocet missle...Although I have to say that an anti-ship missle is called an anti-ship missle because it will literally tear the ass-end out of ANY ship, with the notable exception being a carrier. Any other ship in the US Navy would get fragged from a super-sonic missle impact, not just the aluminum hull design.
Having said all that though, we are fast as fuck and can maneuver in places that a normal ship would not even dream of going. The superstructure is made to flex and can take a punishment as sea as well.
But the Navy employs us in NON-COMBAT roles, such as humanitarian aid, strategic partnership training exercises, and deployment of small, high-speed units. If we were actually attacked we would drop the clutch, kick off the turbines and do 50+ kts to get out of there. The current LCS class of ships was based in part off the HSV-1 Joint Venture, the TSV-1, and the Swift. If they take the best qualities from the these prototypes and combine it with the best from the cruiser/destroyer/frigate classes, maybe they will have something great. But it sounds like they are just throwing money at a new expensive toy that looks cool.
It is true though that the crew can be drastically smaller on-board. We operate with a third of the personnel that a comparable Navy vessel requires, since there is a lot of automation and redundancy. We are all cross-trained in each others duties as well so that in turn cuts down on personnel requirements.
Houthi forces overwhelm Saudi Army, Hadi loyalists in northern Yemen
MAREB, YEMEN (5:30 A.M.) - The Saudi-led Coalition, alongside the Hadi loyalists, launched a powerful attack at the village of Sarwah in the Mareb Governorate on Wednesday, resulting in a fierce battle with the Houthi forces that lasted most of the day.
Saudi military base goes up in flames after Houthi missile strike
ASIR, SAUDI ARABIA (2:00 A.M.) - The Houthi forces fired a Qahir-1 ballistic missile at the Al-Faysal Military Base in the Saudi Arabian province of Asir on Friday night, scoring a direct hit on this imperative installation.
https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/saudi-militar.....le-strike/
