Database Design & Discussion

I would like to know if there is a way to include pics or line drawings and linking them to the platform in the DB. I find a lot have got a no pic available and I would like to correct as many as I can in the DB. As a Naval Electronic Sensor Operator (Canadian Navy) I would like to include photos of CDN platforms that currently show (no pic available)

A very interesting document, with APS-127, APS-134(V), APN-133(V), APN-215(V) tested by the USCG: http://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc?AD=AD...oc=GetTRDoc.pdf

Based upon interfacing the options in HNR2003 into HCCE components, I believe I have come up with a "common" HCCE LCS. Add 1 AQS-22 sonar and 40 capacity sonarbuoys. F (12)1 Mk48 VLS with 12 cells of ESSM. F (4)2 Mk141 RGM-84C Harpoon – 4 Harpoon A ®1 Mk15 Phalanx Block 1B P/S (1)2 12.7mm HMG A (3)2 Mk32 w/ 3 Mk46 or Mk54 torpedoes, Helo deck with 1 MH-60R and 1 RQ-8.

In the last version of the HCDB I see some AS radars, as they of Su-15 and CF-101B are labeled as RO radars and not as AS radars, and both with a reasonable high range. Is a mishap, or the label RO is not "Range Only" radar ?

USCG DEEPWATER specs on new USCG cutters and aircraft. Food for thought for the next HCCE DB

DB Authors please read through: http://harpgamer.com/harpforum/index.php?/tracker/issue-134-problem-naming-individual-ships/?gopid=641&do=findComment&comment=641 It boils down to a suggestion that you add new ship and submarine names to the end of the list of names for the class so that scenarios built with an older version of your database will show the correct names when played with a newer version of the DB.

I'm back after a long hiatus (real life work takes up too much time but I gotta eat) - anyways - I managed to get HCE working in a VM sandbox. I'm trying to build some test scenarios to get back into the groove - looking for suggestions on how I can create/substitute some China Marine Surveillance Vessels. (link below) My practice builds will eventually continue my South China Sea/Sulawesi Sea Triangle series that I had small success with a few years back. http://www.sinodefence.com/navy/marine-surveillance/ship.asp Thoughts? Recommendations? If it's in the latest HCDB build/other database I do apologize, I haven't swapped out the Commonres.db yet, but I am on b…

Japan: Type 93 Surface to Air Missile. http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/row/type-93.htm http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/wor...1-sam-specs.htm Type 88 SSM http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/wor...ype-88-pics.htm http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/wor...pe-88-specs.htm Type-87 self-propelled anti-aircraft machine-gun http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/wor...7-aaa-specs.htm Atago class destroyer [improved Kongo, 2 ships in service] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atago_class_destroyer Hyuga class DDH [1 is in service, or about to becommissioned] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyuga_class_h...opter_destroyer T…

Chinese Type 055 destroyer and Type 075 LHD Royal New Zealand Navy ANZAC class frigates with the 2017 Frigate Service Upgrade Thanks!

File Name: HC-35to50-DB File Submitter: divefreak File Submitted: 11 Jan 2009 File Category: Databases Authors: René Haar Game Version: HCE Attention this db is in an very early beta Stage!!!! It is a worldwide DB for the period from around 1935-1950. This Version also supports all Changes that comes with the 1. Patch such as improved ECM and the new Gun Model A little comment on the naming convention for all entries an (x) beore the name marks hypothetical entries that never became operational. the timetag after the name indicates the ioc date for a unit... (1964) unit enterd service in 1964 (1970-80) unit /version f…

File Name: PfDatafiles for HC-xxtoxx-DB s File Submitter: divefreak File Submitted: 9 Feb 2009 File Updated: 16 Dec 2010 File Category: Databases Authors: René Haar Game Version: HCE Hi this selfextracting File contains the pfdatafiles nescessary to import my HC Databases. simply extract it into you HCE Folder and link the pe to the file with the browse function of the pe. the Rar-File will create a Folder named DB and one subfolder for each db! Next step is the normal import process. You need to import one db after another. Now you have a folder that contains the datafiles for the dbs. All you need to do for future use is to jump between…

Hi this is the country summary for the 65to80db.. rCountrySummary.pdf

I can almost buy the Rafale being so stealthy that an E2-C can't see it until it's under 100 miles away but I fire 16 AIM-54 at two of them and they ALL miss? and what kills them? a pair of last second Sparrows?

Source: P.36 Harpoon Naval Review 2003 by Dave Schuler Notional USMC Battalion Landing Team BLT Adjusted Ground Combat Strength: 22.8893 Broken down into: 3x Rifle Companies (each 27x M16-A2, 9x M16/M203, 9M249, 6x Mk153 SMAW, 6x M240G MMG, 3x M224 60mm Mortar) 1x Weapons Company (8x 81mm Mortar, 8x TOW 2B, 8x Javelin, 6x M2 HMG/6x Mk19) 1x Artillery Battery (6x 155mm (T) Howitzers) 1x Recon Platoon (24x M16-A2, 9x M16/M203, 9x M249, 3x M240G) 1x LAR Company (14x LAV-25, 2x LAV-AT) AAV Company (15x AAV-7A1) Tank Platoon (4x M1A1 MBT)

When I downloaded and installed HCCE 2005.b09c, I noticed that the installer didn't create a Start Menu shortcut to the Platform Editor. For any users who also noticed this problem, I created a shortcut pointing to the file pfBuild2002.mdb, and it seems to work fine. I hope this helps anyone who has noticed this problem. Tom

Looking for data about japanese planes, I've find these pages (in japanese !!!), where we can read the actual name of the F-2 radar (J/APG-1, range 100 n.m. I guess in the text !) and his internal ECM suite (IEWS/AIBU ???): http://www2.odn.ne.jp/~flip-around/military-aircraft/f2.htm And this one, with names and uses of radar and other ECM and electronic systems of the japanese planes: http://homepage1.nifty.com/jagaimo/west_nest/s_jecs.html And some nice photoshopped pictures of hypotetical F-3?: http://www.hudong.com/wiki/%E6%97%A5%E6%9C...%96%97%E6%9C%BA

he PL-21 is an active radar-guided long range beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile developed by the People's Republic of China. It is considered comparable to the American AIM-120 AMRAAM, DARPA's Triple Threat Terminator (T3), Europe's MBDA's Meteor and the Russian R-77. In 2016, China successfully test fired a very long range air-to-air missile, which was believed to be the PL-21.[6] PL-21 is estimated to have a range of over 300 kilometers and powered by a ramjet engine. Speed: Mach 5 Launch platform Chengdu J-20 Shenyang J-31 Shenyang J-16 …

Now that the BattleSet Builder has been released, and in anticipation of ever greater things for HCE, I've put together a new database that focuses on the First and Second World Wars. The Harpoon Commander's Edition World Wars Database (HCWW) will initially focus on aircraft, ships, submarines and installations of the Second World War, and in due course, I hope to start adding select platforms from the First World War. A database for WWII in particular has long been a dream for HC players, and Rene Haar and Jan Masterson were the first to make it a reality last year with the release of their HC_WW2_DB. It is important to keep in mind the limitations of the curre…

The Mark 54 was co-developed by Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems and the U.S. Navy under the U.S. Navy's Lightweight Hybrid Torpedo program in response to perceived problems with the extant Mark 50 and Mark 46 torpedoes. The Mk 50, having been developed to counter very high performance nuclear submarines such as the Soviet Alfa class, was seen as too expensive to use against relatively slow conventional submarines. The older Mk 46, designed for open-ocean use, performed poorly in the littoral areas, where the Navy envisioned itself likely to operate in the future. The Mk 54 was created by combining the homing portion of the Mk 50 and the warhead and propulsion sec…

Working on developing my first battleset, which includes modifying the database to include current weapons, aircraft, etc. Pretty confident I am modeling aircraft, ships and subs consistent with the game rules/metrics. Also figured out how to manage mounts and weapons. However, struggling to find a good source for how to assign damage points to weapons, namely missiles. Found historical methods for calculating such as warhead weight x 0.2 = DP. Also found a NPS thesis (circa 2009) "A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL OFF-THE SHELF NAVAL SIMULATIONS AND CLASSIC OPERATIONS RESEARCH MODELS" that runs through various parameters and assumptions. Do recognize there are s…