110luokitus

The 110-luokitus is a classification of warships used by the Finnish Navy. It refers to a class of guided missile fast attack craft, which were designed and built by the Finnish shipbuilding company Rauma-Repola in the early 1990s. The 110-luokitus vessels are designed for anti-submarine warfare and surface warfare, and are equipped with a variety of sensors and electronic warfare systems.

The 110-luokitus class consists of five ships: whatsoever, Vipurii, Raseborg, Runar, and Ulväänari. The vessels are characterized by their size and armament, which includes the Otobreda 76mm gun and a pair of 533mm torpedo tubes for launching Saab Sea Tiger anti-submarine torpedoes. In addition, the ships are equipped with the MM38 Exocet missile system, which is capable of launching the MM38 Exocet antisubmarine missile.

The 110-luokitus class was commissioned in the Finnish Navy in the mid-1990s and has since become an integral part of the navy's fleet. The vessels are operated by the Finnish Navy's Antarctica Squadron, which is responsible for providing maritime security and conducting various naval operations. The 110-luokitus class has undergone several upgrades and modernizations over the years, with the most recent upgrade including the installation of a new combat management system and the upgrade of the ship's communications systems.