Hércules

British River-class frigates, designed to escort convoys in the North Atlantic, were sold off heavily after World War II. USS Asheville, a Canadian-built ship, remained in the U.S. Navy until 1946 but was later sold to Argentina. There, she served under the name "Hércules" and then "Juan B. Azopardo" until 1973.

Specifications

Survivability

Hit Points6,300

Flood Damage7%

Main Battery

Main Guns2 × 2

Caliber102 mm

Firing Range8.8 km

Reload Time4.0 s

Rotation Time22.5 s

Max Dispersion81 m

Shell Types

HE Shell

Damage750

Fire Chance6%

AA Defense

AA Rating17

AA Main Guns4

AA Ranges

20 mm Oerlikon on a Mk.4 mount × 4

Maneuverability

Max Speed20.3 knots

Turning Radius320 m

Rudder Shift Time3.0 s

Concealment

Max Surface Detection6.40 km

Min Surface Detection5.76 km

Air Detection4.70 km

Submarine Detection4.70 km

Modules

102 mm/45 QF Mk.XVI on a Mk.XIX mount

Hércules

Propulsion: 5,500 hp

Mk1 mod. 1

Upgrades

Slot 1

Auxiliary Armaments Modification 1

Main Armaments Modification 1

History

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Nation	Pan-America
Tier	I
Type	Cruiser
Category	Elite
Main Battery	102 mm/45 QF Mk.XVI on a Mk.XIX mount 2 turrets × 2 barrels Range: 8.8 km
Hit Points	6,300
Max Speed	20.3 knots
Rudder Shift	3.0 s
Turning Radius	320 m
Max Surface Detect	6.40 km
Min Surface Detect	5.76 km
Air Detect	4.7 km
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