MEKO 360
The 'MEKO 360' is a class of five destroyers built in Germany for the Argentine and Nigerian Navies. The 360 was the first ship of the MEKO family of vessels built by Blohm und Voss.
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Variants
A single vessel of the 'MEKO 360H1' variant was produced for the Nigerian Navy. Called the ''Aradu'', it is one of the largest vessels of that navy.
Four vessels of a second variant, the 'MEKO 360H2', were constructed for Argentina. They were locally named the ''Almirante Brown'' class, and currently serve as the main strength in their Navy.
Although considered by its builders to be a frigate, the ''Almirante Brown'' vessels have been classed in Argentina as destroyers, even though they are light for destroyers.
See also
★ MEKO 140 class frigates
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