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Acasta

Destroyer · 4×1 120 mm

Hit points11 200
Top speed35 kt
Sea detection (base)6.6 km
Turning radius540 m
Acasta — World of Warships
Overview

General characteristics

NationU.K.
ClassDestroyer
Tier5
StatusTech Tree
Hit points11 200
Upgrade slots3
Handling

Mobility

Maximum speed35 kt
Turning radius540 m
Rudder shift time2.9 s
Battle levels5–7
Visibility

Base concealment

Detectability by sea6.6 km
Detectability by air2.6 km
Detectability by submarine2.6 km

Base API profile values before commander skills, upgrades and other modifiers.

Armament

Main battery

Layout4×1 120 mm
Total guns4
Caliber120 mm
Range11.1 km
Reload5 s
180° traverse18 s
Maximum dispersion98 m
Rate of fire12/min
AP / SAP shell

AP / SAP shell

Name120 mm AP
Max damage2 100
Muzzle velocity808 m/s
Shell mass23 kg
HE shell

HE shell

Name120 mm HE
Max damage1 700
Muzzle velocity808 m/s
Shell mass23 kg
Fire chance8%
Torpilles

Torpedo armament

Layout2×4 533 mm
Total tubes8
Torpedo533 mm Mk V
Range6 km
Speed59 kt
Reload95 s
Maximum damage11 966
Detectability1.2 km
AA

Anti-aircraft defense

API AA rating19
40 mm · 40 mm/39 Vickers QF Mk.II on a Mk.II HA mount2 mounts
ASW

Depth charges

Bombs per drop7
Max damage per bomb5 000
Available charges2
Reload40 s
Calculated

Theoretical values

AP broadside alpha8 400
Theoretical AP DPM100 800
HE broadside alpha6 800
Theoretical HE DPM81 600
Theoretical torpedo alpha95 728

Before accuracy, penetration, saturation, angles and other mechanics.

Background

About the ship

The design of the A-class ships was intended to be a direct response to the experience accumulated in World War I. The new ships differed from their predecessors in having quadruple-tube torpedo launchers and updated main battery guns. Acasta served in the Mediterranean until 1937, and she was then transferred to the Home Fleet. During World War II, Acasta took part in escort operations in the southwest of the English Channel. With the start of the Norway campaign, the destroyer joined the British forces active in the northern direction. HMS Acasta sank on June 8, 1940, while defending aircraft carrier Glorious from attacking German battleships.

Technical data imported from the public Wargaming API. For tech-tree ships, the displayed statistics use the fully researched configuration, before commander skills, upgrades, signals and other modifiers. Values may change with game updates.