What is ulsan class frigate?

The Ulsan-class frigate is a class of multi-role frigates built by South Korea. The first frigate of this class was launched in 1980, and a total of 24 ships were built.

The Ulsan-class frigates have a length of 103 meters and a beam of 11 meters. They have a displacement of 2,200 tons and a crew of 198 personnel. The frigates are powered by two diesel engines, which can generate a top speed of 35 knots.

The primary weapon system of the Ulsan-class frigates is the Mk 13 launcher, which can launch Standard SM-1MR anti-aircraft missiles. They are also equipped with torpedoes, depth charges, and a 76mm main gun.

The Ulsan-class frigates are versatile warships, capable of performing anti-air warfare, anti-surface warfare, and anti-submarine warfare operations. They are widely used by the Republic of Korea Navy and several other navies.

Some variants of the Ulsan-class frigates include the FFX Batch III frigate, which has enhanced stealth features and can carry a Seahawk helicopter.