Ship:Almirante Villar

III

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Almirante Villar — Pan-America Tech Tree Tier III Destroyer.

A Leytenant Ilin-class destroyer, originally built for the Imperial Russian Navy and taken into service by the Soviet Navy during the Russian Civil War. After being captured by the British during an operation in the Baltic Sea, the ship was transferred to the newly formed Estonian Navy. In 1933, she was sold to Peru and renamed Almirante Villar. As part of the Peruvian Navy, the destroyer took part in the war with Ecuador in 1941 and was involved in patrolling operations during World War II. The ship was finally decommissioned in 1954.

Pros

Pro 1
Pro 2

Cons

Con 1
Con 2

Ship Stats

Hull Information

Main Battery

Torpedoes

Compatible Upgrades

Consumables

Slot 1: Damage Control Party  (5.0s action, 40.0s cooldown)
Slot 2: Engine Boost  (3 charges, 120.0s action, 120.0s cooldown)
Slot 3: Repair Party  (2 charges, 20.0s action, 80.0s cooldown, 93 hp/s)

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SURVIVABILITY
• Hit Points	9300
• Torpedo protection damage reduction (%)	—

ARMOR DETAIL
• Belt (mm)	—
• Deck (mm)	—
• Superstructure (mm)	—
• Extremities (mm)	—

MANEUVERABILITY
• Maximum speed (kt)	34.0
• Turning circle radius (m)	540
• Rudder-shift time (sec)	3.3

CONCEALMENT
• Detectability by sea (km)	5.89
• Detectability by air (km)	2.62
• Detectability after firing main guns in smoke (km)	2.0
• Detectability by depths (km)	2.62

MAIN BATTERY
• Arrangement	4×1 102mm
• Firing range (km)	10.07
• Reload time (sec)	4.0
• Rate of fire (shots/min)	15
• 180° turn time (sec)	12.9

DISPERSION
• Dispersion type	Standard DD dispersion
• Dispersion formula	Dispersion (m) = 7.5 × range(km) + 15
• Sigma	2.0
• Maximum dispersion (m)	90
• Dispersion at 5 km	52
• Dispersion at 10 km	90
• Dispersion at 10.07 km	91

AP SHELL
• Name	102 mm AP Model 1915
• Maximum damage	1850
• Shell velocity (m/s)	823
• Shell weight (kg)	17.5
• Fuse time (sec)	0.03
• Ricochet start (°)	60
• Always ricochet (°)	67.5
• Normalisation (°)	10
• Arming threshold (mm)	17

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