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UXV Combatant
The UXV Combatant is a concept warship designed by BVT Surface Fleet (now BAE Systems Surface Ships),〔(BVT Surface Fleet - Destroyers )〕 which was displayed at the Defence Security and Equipment International (DSEi) in 2007.〔 If built it would be expected to displace approximately 8,000 tonnes and "launch, operate and recover large numbers of small unmanned vehicles for extended periods, the UXV plays the role of mother ship - a permanent base and control centre for the futuristic unmanned land, sea and air vehicles before, during and on completion of their missions".〔(''Mothership for unmanned vehicles looks to the future'', BAE Systems press release 286/2007 )〕 If approved, it would be expected to enter service with the Royal Navy some time after 2020.〔 It shares some common design features with the Type 45 destroyer, which will be beneficial both to the ease of production and cost.
==Design==
It is expected the UXV Combatant will feature two decks for launching unmanned aircraft, V/STOL (Vertical/Short Take-off and Landing) aircraft, and helicopters; arrayed in a "V" shape. Each deck would be approximately in length. To launch drones/ V/STOL craft, the UXV could be expected to use electromagnetic catapults, and ramps (ramps are currently used on many aircraft carriers around the world). The UXV is also reported to be capable of launching unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) from a port on its underside and, in addition, will be able to deploy amphibious troops, just as many destroyers today. To provide covering fire for amphibious operations, each UXV will possibly be equipped with a 155 mm cannon (planned as an upgrade from the current 4.5 inch Mark 8 mod 1 gun). The cannon will be able to fire bursts of 20 rounds, in rapid succession. The UXV will be expected to have the capability of striking longer range targets with vertical missile-launch platforms.
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