Hatakaze class (はたかぜ型護衛艦)
1986
Japanese third generation air defense destroyers were the first of the JMSDFs ships to have gas-turbine propulsion using a British Rolls Royce Olympus/Spey (built under licence in Japan) COGAG combination
| Guided-Missile Destroyer · ships | |
| crew: | 260 |
| full load (tn): | 5600 |
| length (m): | 150 |
| beam (m): | 16.4 |
| draught (m): | 4.8 |
| max speed (knots): | 30 |
| power (shp): | 72000 |
Class Family
- Tachikaze class
- Hatakaze class
Systems
| 2 | Naval Engine | gas turbine - Rolls Royce Olympus |
| 2 | Naval Engine | gas turbine - Rolls Royce Spey |
| 2 | Naval Engine | propulsion system: COGAG |
| Missile Launcher | Mk 13 | |
| 2 | Missile Launcher | Mk 141 quad Harpoon |
| 2 | Close-In Weapon System | CIWS Phalanx 20 mm |
| 2 | Naval Gun | Mark 42 5/54 inch (127mm) |
| Torpedo Launchers | Mk 16 8-cell ASROC |
Shipyards
| Shipyard | Built |
|---|---|
| Mitsubishi Nagasaki |
2 |
Aircraft
Landing platform only. No hangar
| Manufacturer | Operator | Typical | Max |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mitsubishi SH-60K Seahawk | Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force |
1 |
Ships
| Built | Decom | Ship | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1986 | 2020 | DDG 171 | JDS Hatakaze |
| 1988 | DDG 172 | JDS Shimakaze |