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San Antonio vs Tagbanua

San Antonio vs Tagbanua at a glance — displacement 25,300 vs 579 tons, length 208 vs 51 m, speed 22 vs 15 knots, crew 361 vs 15.

Specifications
San Antonio Tagbanua
Origin 🇺🇸 United States 🇵🇭 Philippines
Category Amphibious vessel Amphibious vessel
Type Amphibious transport dock Utility landing craft
Manufacturer Avondale Shipyard --
Year introduced 2006 2011
Number built 13 units NA
Estimated unit price $1,602 million $4 million
Displacement 25,300 tons 579 tons
Maximum speed 22.0 knots 15.0 knots
Range 8,000 nm at 18 knots NA
Length 208.0 m 51.4 m
Beam 32.0 m 10.0 m
Crew 361 15
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Armament & Systems
San Antonio Tagbanua
Armament
  • 2 x Bushmaster II close-in-guns
  • 2 x RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile launchers
  • 2 x 8 cell Mark 41 Vertical Launching System (not fitted)
  • Several twin M2 Browning machine gun turrets

6 × 50-cal 12.7 mm machine guns

Propulsion Four sequentially turbocharged marine Colt-Pielstick diesel engines, two shafts, 41,600 shp Caterpillar CAT C32 ACERT Diesel Marine Engine
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which has greater displacement, the San Antonio-class or Tagbanua-class?
The San Antonio-class has greater displacement at 25,300 tons compared to the Tagbanua-class's 579 tons.
Which is faster, the San Antonio-class or Tagbanua-class?
The San Antonio-class is faster with a maximum speed of 22 knots compared to the Tagbanua-class's 15 knots.
Which has longer range, the San Antonio-class or Tagbanua-class?
The San Antonio-class has a longer range at 8,000 nautical miles compared to the Tagbanua-class's 0 nautical miles.
Which is longer, the San Antonio-class or Tagbanua-class?
The San Antonio-class is longer at 208.0 meters compared to the Tagbanua-class's 51.4 meters.
How many crew members do the San Antonio-class and Tagbanua-class have?
The San Antonio-class has a larger crew complement of 361 compared to the Tagbanua-class's 15 crew members.
Which is more expensive, the San Antonio-class or Tagbanua-class?
The San Antonio-class is more expensive at approximately $1.6 billion per unit compared to the Tagbanua-class at $4 million.