Sea Units

Battlecruiser

Battlecruisers are very heavy cruisers that combine large main guns and good armor with reasonable speed and a good range. They are mainly used against enemy shipping lanes, able to outrun enemy battleships and able to outfight convoy escorts.

Model	Default ORG	Morale	Air Attack	Air Def.	Sea Attack	Sub Attack	Sea Def	Shore Bombard	Distance	Visi- bility	Surface Detect	Sub Detect	Air Detect		Cost	Build- time	Man- power	Max Speed	Supply Cons.	Fuel Cons.	Range	Trans Cap.
Great War Battlecruiser	30	30	1	1	12	0	8	5	0.3	80	1	4	1		6	615	1	18	0.4	0.8	2500	0
Early Battlecruiser	30	30	1	2	14	0	9	6	0.31	80	1	4	1		7	615	1	21	0.5	0.8	2700	0
Basic Battlecruiser	30	30	1	3	16	0	10	7	0.32	80	1	4	1		8	615	1	23	0.5	0.8	3000	0
Improved Battlecruiser	30	30	3	3	17	0	12	8	0.34	80	1	4	2		9	615	1	26	0.6	0.8	3500	0
Advanced Battlecruiser	30	30	4	4	18	0	14	9	0.36	80	1	5	2		10	630	2	28	0.7	0.8	4000	0
Semi–Modern Battlecruiser	30	30	5	5	20	1	16	10	0.36	80	1	5	3		12	630	2	30	0.8	0.8	4000	0
Nuclear Battlecruiser	30	30	6	6	22	1	18	10	0.36	80	1	6	3		14	640	2	30	2.0	0	4000	0

Battleship

The Battleship is the Queen of the Sea. It is a massive floating gun platform, designed primarily to engage enemy capital ships at long range and send them to the bottom of the ocean. However, they are now vulnerable to air or submarine torpedo attacks, and the advent of the Aircraft Carrier has started to number their days.

Model	Default ORG	Morale	Air Attack	Air Def.	Sea Attack	Sub Attack	Sea Def	Shore Bombard	Distance	Visi- bility	Surface Detect	Sub Detect	Air Detect		Cost	Build- time	Man- power	Max Speed	Supply Cons.	Fuel Cons.	Range	Trans Cap.
Great War Battleship	30	30	1	1	14	0	12	6	0.32	90	1	2	1		7	730	1	15	0.7	1	2500	0
Early Battleship	30	30	1	1	16	0	14	8	0.34	90	1	3	1		8	730	1	20	0.7	1	2800	0
Basic Battleship	30	30	2	2	18	0	16	10	0.34	90	1	3	2		9	730	1	20	0.8	1	3000	0
Improved Battleship	30	30	3	4	21	0	19	11	0.36	90	1	4	2		10	730	2	25	0.8	1	3500	0
Advanced Battleship	30	30	4	6	24	0	22	12	0.38	90	1	4	3		12	730	2	27	0.9	1	4000	0
Semi–Modern Battleship	30	30	5	8	26	1	24	14	0.38	90	1	5	3		14	740	2	28	1	1	4000	0
Super Heavy Battleship	30	30	3	5	28	0	27	14	0.38	95	1	4	2		16	760	2	24	1	1.5	3500	0
Nuclear Battleship	30	30	6	9	28	1	26	14	0.38	90	1	6	4		16	790	2	30	2.5	0	8000	0

Carrier

The Aircraft Carrier is rapidly becoming the most important naval vessel. Its ability to project power through the aircraft it carries makes it dangerous to other capital ships and land forces. However, the ship itself is only lightly armed and must rely on other naval units, as well as its own aircraft, to afford it protection.

Model	Default ORG	Morale	Air Attack	Air Def.	Sea Attack	Sub Attack	Sea Def	Shore Bombard	Distance	Visi- bility	Surface Detect	Sub Detect	Air Detect		Cost	Build- time	Man- power	Max Speed	Supply Cons.	Fuel Cons.	Range	Trans Cap.
Great War Carrier	30	30	1	1	1	1	8	0	0.14	100	1	1	2		5	547	1	18	0.9	1	2000	0
Early Carrier	30	30	1	1	1	1	9	0	0.16	100	1	1	2		5	650	1	18	1.1	1	2500	0
Basic Carrier	30	30	1	2	1	1	10	0	0.16	100	1	1	2		6	730	2	22	1.3	1	3000	0
Improved Carrier	30	30	2	3	1	1	12	0	0.17	100	1	1	2		7	730	2	24	1.5	1	3500	0
Advanced Carrier	30	30	2	4	1	1	15	0	0.18	100	1	1	3		8	730	2	26	1.7	1	4000	0
Advanced Heavy Carrier	30	30	3	5	1	1	18	0	0.18	100	1	1	4		10	810	3	28	2.0	1.5	4000	0
Advanced Super–Heavy Carrier	30	30	3	5	1	1	22	0	0.18	100	1	1	4		11	920	3	30	2.3	2	4000	0
Semi–Modern Carrier	30	30	3	6	1	1	24	0	0.2	100	1	1	5		12	920	3	30	2.5	2	4500	0
Nuclear Carrier	30	30	3	6	1	1	26	0	0.2	100	1	1	5		14	950	3	32	3.5	0	8000	0

Destroyers

The Destroyer is the smallest and the fastest of the surface ships. It is lightly armed in comparison with the battleship, but its speed and maneuvrability allow it to provide a good first line of defence away from the main capital ships of a fleet, and its light guns are useful for engaging aircraft. Destroyers are usually combined in groups and used for convoy escort and anti-submarine duties.

Model	Default ORG	Morale	Air Attack	Air Def.	Sea Attack	Sub Attack	Sea Def	Shore Bombard	Distance	Visi- bility	Surface Detect	Sub Detect	Air Detect		Cost	Build- time	Man- power	Max Speed	Supply Cons.	Fuel Cons.	Range	Trans Cap.
Great War Destroyer	30	30	0	2	3	3	1	0	0.14	50	3	7	2		2	95	0.5	24	0.25	0.25	1200	0
Early Destroyer	30	30	1	3	4	5	2	0	0.16	50	3	8	3		2	120	0.5	28	0.25	0.25	1500	0
Basic Destroyer	30	30	2	3	5	7	3	1	0.17	50	3	10	4		2	140	0.5	28	0.27	0.25	1800	0
Improved Destroyer	30	30	3	4	6	9	4	1	0.18	50	3	12	5		3	140	0.5	30	0.27	0.25	2100	0
Advanced Destroyer	30	30	4	5	7	12	5	2	0.19	50	3	14	6		4	140	0.5	33	0.3	0.3	2500	0
Semi–Modern Destroyer	30	30	6	6	8	14	6	2	0.2	50	3	14	6		5	140	0.5	34	0.3	0.3	3000	0

Heavy Cruiser

Heavy Cruisers are larger and more heavily armored than their lighter counterparts. They have larger main guns, giving them the ability to bombard enemy units on land. They are effective against enemy surface ships, especially destroyers and light cruisers, but are susceptible to air and submarine attacks.

Model	Default ORG	Morale	Air Attack	Air Def.	Sea Attack	Sub Attack	Sea Def	Shore Bombard	Distance	Visi- bility	Surface Detect	Sub Detect	Air Detect		Cost	Build- time	Man- power	Max Speed	Supply Cons.	Fuel Cons.	Range	Trans Cap.
Great War Heavy Cruiser	30	30	0	1	8	0	5	3	0.24	70	1	2	1		4	300	0.5	20	0.4	0.5	2500	0
Early Heavy Cruiser	30	30	1	1	9	0	5	4	0.26	70	1	4	2		5	310	1	23	0.5	0.5	2500	0
Basic Heavy Cruiser	30	30	1	3	10	0	6	4	0.28	70	1	5	3		6	310	1	25	0.5	0.5	3000	0
Improved Heavy Cruiser	30	30	2	3	11	0	7	5	0.29	70	1	5	3		7	310	1	28	0.6	0.6	3500	0
Advanced Heavy Cruiser	30	30	2	4	12	0	8	6	0.30	70	1	6	4		8	365	1	30	0.6	0.6	4000	0
Semi–Modern Heavy Cruiser	30	30	4	5	13	1	9	6	0.30	70	1	7	5		9	365	2	30	0.7	0.6	4000	0
Nuclear Heavy Cruiser	30	30	5	7	14	1	10	6	0.30	70	2	8	6		10	380	2	30	1.6	0	8000	0

Light Cruiser

Light Cruisers are little more than large destroyers. They are usually lightly armored to give good speed and range. They are normally used in an escort role for capital ships like battleships or carriers, granting protection mainly from enemy air attacks, but also from enemy submarines.

Model	Default ORG	Morale	Air Attack	Air Def.	Sea Attack	Sub Attack	Sea Def	Shore Bombard	Distance	Visi- bility	Surface Detect	Sub Detect	Air Detect		Cost	Build- time	Man- power	Max Speed	Supply Cons.	Fuel Cons.	Range	Trans Cap.
Great War Light Cruiser	30	30	1	2	4	1	3	1	0.18	60	2	4	2		3	200	0.5	22	0.36	0.38	1500	0
Early Light Cruiser	30	30	2	2	6	2	4	2	0.22	60	2	5	3		4	220	0.5	25	0.36	0.38	2000	0
Basic Light Cruiser	30	30	4	3	8	3	5	3	0.23	60	2	6	4		5	220	1	26	0.38	0.38	2500	0
Improved Light Cruiser	30	30	8	4	9	4	6	4	0.24	60	2	8	5		6	220	1	29	0.38	0.4	3000	0
Advanced Light Cruiser	30	30	10	4	10	6	7	4	0.25	60	2	10	7		7	230	1	30	0.4	0.4	3500	0
Semi–Modern Light Cruiser	30	30	12	5	11	8	8	4	0.26	60	3	12	9		8	230	1	30	0.4	0.4	4000	0

Submarines

The Submarine is designed to travel underwater allowing it to operate clandestinely against other naval units. Its main armament consists of torpedoes which are deadly against all other types of vessel, be they Carrier, Battleship, Naval Transport or another Submarine. However, the Submarine can be handicapped by a short range and new technologies to improve them can be expensive.

Model	Default ORG	Morale	Air Attack	Air Def.	Sea Attack	Sub Attack	Sea Def	Shore Bombard	Distance	Visi- bility	Surface Detect	Sub Detect	Air Detect		Cost	Build- time	Man- power	Max Speed	Supply Cons.	Fuel Cons.	Range	Trans Cap.
Dive Boat	30	30	0	5	3	1	1	0	0.15	5	2	1	1		2	90	0.5	10	0.3	0.5	500	0
Short Range Submarine	30	30	0	6	5	2	2	0	0.16	4	3	1	1		2	110	0.5	12	0.4	0.5	2500	0
Medium Range Submarine	30	30	1	8	6	3	3	0	0.17	3	4	1	1		2	160	0.5	16	0.5	0.7	3000	0
Long Range Submarine	30	30	1	10	7	4	4	0	0.18	3	5	1	1		3	160	0.5	18	0.6	0.8	3500	0
Electro–Submarine	30	30	1	12	9	8	5	0	0.19	2	5	3	1		4	160	0.5	18	0.7	0.5	3500	0
Semi–Modern Submarine	30	30	1	14	10	10	8	0	0.2	1	6	4	1		5	160	0.5	21	0.7	0.5	4000	0
Nuclear Submarine	30	30	1	16	12	12	12	0	0.2	1	7	5	1		8	320	0.5	25	1.9	0	8000	0

Transports

Naval Transports are used for moving supplies and resources around the world. They can also be used to ferry land units across stretches of water. They are completely unarmed and, unless well protected, will be vulnerable to attack by other naval units or aircraft.

Model	Default ORG	Morale	Air Attack	Air Def.	Sea Attack	Sub Attack	Sea Def	Shore Bombard	Distance	Visi- bility	Surface Detect	Sub Detect	Air Detect		Cost	Build- time	Man- power	Max Speed	Supply Cons.	Fuel Cons.	Range	Trans Cap.
Transport	30	30	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.1	90	0	0	0		5	90	1	18	0.3	1	3000	40

Seabrigade Units

Carrier Air Group

Carrier Air Groups represent the complement of planes stationed on carriers. They are usually a mix of fighters, torpedo and dive bombers which provide both protection for the carrier and allow it to strike enemy ships at a large distance.

Model	Default ORG	Morale	Air Attack	Air Def.	Sea Attack	Sub Attack	Sea Def	Shore Bombard	Distance	Visi- bility	Surface Detect	Sub Detect	Air Detect		Cost	Build- time	Man- power	Max Speed	Supply Cons.	Fuel Cons.	Range	Trans Cap.	Upgrade Time Factor	Upgrade Cost Factor
Great War Carrier Air Group			3	3	2	0		5	1.0		10	2	3		2	190	0.2		0.4	1			0.5	1.0
Early Carrier Air Group			6	5	4	0		7	1.2		11	3	4		2.5	190	0.2		0.4	1			0.5	1.0
Basic Carrier Air Group			8	7	6	0		10	1.4		12	4	5		3	190	0.2		0.5	1			0.5	1.0
Improved Carrier Air Grp			10	9	8	0		12	1.6		13	6	6		3.5	190	0.2		0.5	1			0.5	1.0
Advanced Carrier Air Grp			12	12	11	1		14	1.8		14	7	7		4	190	0.2		0.6	1			0.5	1.0
Heavy Advanced CAG			16	16	14	3		16	2.0		15	7	7		4.5	190	0.2		0.6	1			0.5	1.0
Super–Heavy Advanced CAG			20	18	16	5		18	2.2		16	7	7		5	190	0.2		0.7	1			0.5	1.0
Semi–Modern CAG			21	21	18	7		19	2.4		17	8	8		5.5	190	0.2		0.7	1			0.5	1.0
Turbojet Carrier Air Grp			25	25	20	9		23	2.5		20	10	10		6	190	0.2		1	1.5			0.5	1.0

Doomsday 1.0 - 1.3

Available as a PDF file: Sea Unit Statistics . Also, a complete Excel file is available: DD UnitStats v1.2 Excel File