What I was bringing up was that the author had screencaps identifying platforms without any weapon systems, for example:

http://www.imfdb.org/images/0/0a/R2B-B2.jpg

AFAIK, nothing carried by the above B-2 is in IMFDB's scope, since we don't deal with JDAMs and whatnot.

http://www.imfdb.org/images/4/41/R2B-Dokdo.jpg

I don't see any weapon systems to identify on the ROKS Dokdo here.

http://www.imfdb.org/images/f/f4/R2B-F5-F4.jpg

I've been up close and personal with (and even inside the cockpits of) countless roadside displays like the F-5 and F-4 in this shot and never once have any of them had any actual armaments on them.

I used to put those under "Trivia," or "Miscellanea"

The ROKS Dokdo has a Goalkeeper CIWS on the bow, which has a GAU-8/A Avenger 30mm cannon in it (same gun that is used on the A-10):

http://www.imfdb.org/images/6/64/Goa...ampbeltown.jpg

Yeah, that image you could easily put under a section for the F-15's M61 Vulcan and just say it's a B-2 Spirit in the caption. Picking shots that let you say something interesting about either the weapon itself or the other things in the shot is part of making a page, IMO.

The two display planes, yeah, they should be filed under trivia, the carrier you can see the CIWS on the bow so it should be listed under that.

Really? I thought that was just a fourth helicopter from an odd angle.

In the screenshot you can make out the horizontal search Radar on the diagonal outrigger, along with the forward facing tracking radar above the gun itself. I have seen a few Goalkeepers up close so recognised it easily. However, and easier way to ID it is to just google the ship and you can see that it is a CIWS and not a helicopter:
http://media.defenseindustrydaily.co...Frontal_lg.jpg

There are actually two Goalkeeper mounts, another is on the rear of the island. I'm guessing the bow mount will have to go if the ROKN ever gets F-35Bs for the ship.

And in the caption you can point out it also has a visible RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile box launcher on top of the island.

I reckon there is enough room to keep the one on the bow. Assuming they would have to put in a ski jump for the F35Bdown the port side, would end up looking like the British ''Invincible'' class.

That's the thing, I don't think they'll go the ski-jump route. If these are supposed to be amphibious assault ships, a ski jump would block off a lot of real estate on the deck. The US Navy doesn't go with ski jumps on their assault ships for exactly that reason. (And ever since I was a kid, I've been wondering why no one has ever developed a hydraulic ski jump that folds into the deck when not in use.