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| Otobreda 76 mm | |
|---|---|
| 300px The Otobreda 76mm Super Rapid as mounted in a stealth cupola (to reduce Radar cross-section) onboard the Norwegian Fridtjof Nansen. | |
| Type | Naval gun |
| Place of origin | 23x15px Italy |
| Service history | |
| In service | 1964 - present |
| Used by | See users |
| Production history | |
| Designer | Oto Melara |
| Designed | Compact: 1963Super Rapid: 1985 |
| Manufacturer | Oto Melara (1963–2001) OtoBreda (2001 onwards) |
| Produced | Compact: 1964Super Rapid: 1988 |
| Variants | See variants |
| Specifications | |
| Weight | Empty: 7.5 tonnes (17,000 lb) |
| Barrel length | 62 caliber: 4,724.4 mm (186.00 in) |
| | |
| Shell | 76×900mmR (complete round) 12.34 kilograms (27.2 pounds) |
| Caliber | 76.2 mm (3.00 in) |
| Elevation | -15°/+85°speed:35°/s (acceleration: 72°/s²) |
| Traverse | 360°speed: 60°/s (acceleration: 72°/s²) |
| Rate of fire | Compact: 85 round/minSuper Rapid: 120 round/min |
| Muzzle velocity | 925 m/s (3,030 ft/s) |
| Maximum range | HE round fired at 45°: Compact: 20,000 m (22,000 yd)Super Rapid: 30,000 m (33,000 yd) |
| Feed system | Magazine capacity: 80 ready rounds on Compact gun mount85 ready rounds on Super Rapid gun mount |
The Otobreda 76 mm gun is a naval artillery piece built by the Italian defence conglomerate of Otobreda, developed originally from the Oto Melara 76/62mm Allargato, which was bigger, heavier and had a slower rate of fire. A vehicle-mounted version known as the Otomatic was built for the self-propelled anti-aircraft gun role, although this was not put into production.
The gun is capable of very high rates of fire, making it suitable for short-range anti-missile point defence. Its calibre also gives it abilities for anti-aircraft, anti-surface and ground shelling. Specialised ammunition is available for armour piercing, incendiary and directed fragmentation. A new stealth cupola has been designed in recent years.
The system is compact enough to be installed on relatively small warships, like corvettes, avisos (a vessel somewhere between a corvette and a patrol boat), or patrol boats. It has been widely exported and is in use with 53 navies.
It has recently been favoured over the French 100 mm naval gun for the new Horizon CNGF frigates.
On 27 September 2006 Iran announced it has started mass production of a marine artillery gun, named the Fajr-27, which is a reverse-engineered Oto Melara 76 mm gun.[1]
Contents
Other specifications
- Cooling: sea water—fresh water for flushing
- Electrical Power supply
- 440 V, 3-phase, 60 Hz, main circuit;
- 115 V, 1-phase, 400 Hz, servo and synchro network
Variants
- 76/62 Super Rapid - with increased rate of fire of 120 rounds per minute and increased range of 30km.
Users
Platforms using the Oto-Melara 76 mm include:
Asia
- Godavari class frigate
- Brahmaputra class frigate
- Shivalik class frigate
- kora class corvette
- Kamorta class corvette
- Veer class corvette
File:TV 3516 Asagiri.JPG
The OTO-Melara 76mm mounting is seen in this photograph of the Japanese Asagiri class destroyer Asagiri, formerly DD 156, renumbered TV 3516, seen here on 28 July 2008 departing from Portsmouth Naval Base, UK
- Hatsuyuki class destroyer
- Asagiri class destroyer
- Murasame class destroyer
- Ishikari class destroyer escort
- Yubari class destroyer escort
- Abukuma class destroyer escort
- Hayabusa class patrol boat
File:RSS Valour 76mm OTO Melara.JPEG
The OTO Melara 76mm Super Rapid gun mounted on the Victory class corvette - RSS Valour (89)
- Pattani class offshore patrol vessel
- Ratanakosin class corvette
- Ratcharit missile boat
- Chuburi patrol boats
- Tapi class large patrol corvette
- Khamronsin corvette
Africa
- Descubierta class corvette - Spanish built
- Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate
- Ramadan class fast attack missile boat
- Type-143 Tiger class fast attack missile boat
- Descubierta class corvette - Spanish built
- Floreal class frigate
- OPV70 class patrol vessel
- Warrior class - modified Sa'ar 4 class missile boat with two guns
- Valour class frigate - German built MEKO design
Europe
- Flyvefisken class patrol vessel
- Thetis class patrol frigates
- Iver Huitfeldt class frigate (In service from 2012)
- Knud Rasmussen class patrol vessel
File:Oto76mmF221Hessen.jpg
OTO-Melara 76 mm gun onboard the Sachsen class frigate - F221 Hessen
- Brandenburg class frigate - MEKO design
- Bremen class frigate - MEKO design
- Sachsen class frigate - MEKO design
- Braunschweig class corvette - MEKO design
- Gepard class fast attack craft
- Elli class frigate
- FACM Class La Combattante III
- FACM Class La Combattante IIIb
- FACM Class La Combattante IIa
- Osprey 55 class gunboat
- HSY-55 class gunboat
- Osprey HSY-56A class gunboat
- Super-Vita
- Jason class LST
- Audace class destroyer
- Durand de La Penne class destroyer
- San Giorgio class amphibious transport dock
- Cassiopea class patrol vessel
- Minerva class corvette
- FREMM multipurpose frigate
- Horizon Common New Generation Frigate
- Cavour
- Santa Maria class frigate
- Descubierta class patrol vessel
- Buque de Accion Maritima (BAM) Class
- Doğan class fast attack craft
- Kılıç class fast attack craft
- Kılıç-II class fast attack craft
- Yıldız fast attack craft
- New Generation Frigate
North America
- Iroquois class destroyer after TRUMP modifications (Canada)
File:USCG Gallatin Mk 75 firing.jpg
The Mk 75 in use aboard USCGC Gallatin, 2005.
- Famous-class medium endurance cutter (USCG)
- Hamilton-class high endurance cutter (USCG)
- Oliver Hazard Perry–class frigate (USN)
- Pegasus-class hydrofoil (now de-commissioned) (USN)
- Oaxaca class Offshore Patrol Vessel(Mexican Navy)
Oceania
South America
- Espora class frigate - license built MEKO 140 design
- Karel Doorman class frigate¨
- Type 22 Batch II Williams frigate
- Saar 4 class missile boat
- S 148 class missile boat
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- Quito class missile boat (Ecuador)
- PR-72P class corvette (Peru)
References
- Notes
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- Oto Melara products: medium calibres
- Italian 76 mm/62 (3") Compact, SR and USA 76 mm/62 (3") Mark 75 at NavWeaps
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