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November 28, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Diamond (Type 45 destroyer) cuts the waves

The Royal Navy’s newest and most powerful Type 45 destroyer – Diamond – was today launched from BAE’s shipyard at Govan, on the Clyde. Several thousand members of the public attended the launch, including over three thousand local school children. The Type 45 destroyers are the larger and more power

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The Royal Navy’s newest and most powerful Type 45 destroyer – Diamond – was today launched from BAE’s shipyard at Govan, on the Clyde. Several thousand members of the public attended the launch, including over three thousand local school children.

The Type 45 destroyers are the larger and more powerful replacement for the existing Type 42s. The destroyer will carry the world-leading PAAMS system (Principal Anti-Air Missile System) which is capable of defending a Type 45 and ships in its company from multiple attacks by the most sophisticated anti-ship missiles.

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