Ultra-Battlecruiser:
Grolarbear class
This may take one of several forms. I originally thought that its dimensions and firepower as being comparable to the real-world Kirov class battlecruiser, though other ideas would be making it closer to the Zumwalt class destroyer or Type 055 destroyer (to remain realistic about stealth capabilities).
This Ultra-Battlecruiser is pretty close to invincible; its CIWS systems are so advanced that it would take many anti-ship missiles to get a single hit on the vessel, and carries the newest and best missiles ever created by Zootopia, which are close to impossible to disable, shoot-down, or trick by the naval forces of foreign nations.
It also would be powered by a nuclear reactor.
Its primary purpose is to be a leading attack platform in a naval fleet. It would be a flagship among a fleet of mostly stealth frigates and multirole frigates and makeup for the NATNWO's lack of aircraft carriers compared to the United States (and French) navy, and be used in critical areas that the NATNWO naval forces absolutely can not afford to lose.
The NATNWO originally harshly criticised both the ZHHF for fielding the Liger class ultra-battlecruiser and the Zootopian federal government for allowing one of its agencies to do such a thing, as that a single Liger-class battlecruiser takes about the same amount of crew members and resources (except for fuel) to operate several destroyers. This was especially problematic since the Liger class ultra-battlecruiser could not even carry aircraft, and had very weak anti-submarine capabilities (only having several torpedos on it), making it dependent on having at least two frigates nearby it for anti-submarine protection, taking up even more resources. this all went against the NATNWO's policy against "putting too many eggs in one basket" when it comes to their navies, in which they decided to use many smaller warships with also small crews than fewer, larger warships with large crews.
But, it was primarily meant to be an air-defense ship, and secondarily as an anti-ship ship. The Liger class ultra-battlecrusier's first job is to take out enemy missiles, protecting the fleet. Its second job is to take out enemy aircraft, especially but not limited to the American F/A-18 and French Dassault Rafale. And, its third job is to take out enemy warships.
It can also be used to attack targets on land, but this is not its intended purpose.
There were proposals to mount weapons of mass destruction (especially atomic and biological), but it was decided that submarines would carry WMD's, and that the Liger class ultra battlecruiser would be dedicated primarily as an air defense ship.
Reflecting its purpose, the Liger class ultra-battlecruiser comes with complete high-powered radar systems and the most advanced missiles that no other class of ships even have.
Fighter:
The Zootopia Military Industries Liger Infinity.
This fighter would be a stealth air superiority multirole strike interdictor fighter-bomber. It would be so good that it would put the F-22 and F-35 to shame when it comes to anything except for cost. Due to cost and build time, only a tiny handful was ever built, all of which were operated by only to the best of the best of the ZHHF's pilots. Out of this handful, however, decimated vital targets in Israel, destroyed vital NATO targets, and turned the tides of war against Israel's air force and NATO's air forces.
The reason why it was developed is to both counter air forces that are large, well-equipped, and well trained, such as the United States Air Force and Israeli Air Force, such as and be able to take out air superiority fighters such as the F-22 Raptor and F-35 Lightning II.
Grizzlybear class strategic bomber.
Leopon class submarine:
Main targets:
1. Capital ships (especially aircraft carriers).
2. General support, logistics, supply ships, including auxiliary ships.
3. Major warships, especially the United States Navy's Ticonderoga class cruisers.
4. Submarines.
Secondary targets:
5. Destroyers.
6. Frigates.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air-independent_propulsion
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