List of naval ship classes in service

[edit] Centaur class aircraft carrier

• Builders:  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 28,700 tons
• Aircraft: 28 VSTOL aircraft and helicopters
• Armament: (Viraat) 2 x 40mm Bofors guns, 16 x Barak SAM
• Propulsion: 2 Parsons geared steam turbines, 76,000 shp
• Speed: 28 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operators:  Royal Navy,  Indian Navy
• Commissioned: 1 September 1953
• Fate: 1 in Indian service

[edit] Chakri Naruebet class aircraft carrier

• Builders:  Spain
• Displacement: 11,486 tons
• Aircraft: 6 AV-8 Harrier II aircraft and 4 S-70B Seahawk helicopter
• Armament: 2 Mistral SAM launchers, 2 12.7 mm MG
• Powerplant: 2 diesels, 2 gas turbines, 2 shafts, 44,250 hp
• Speed: 26 knots
• Ships in class: 1
• Operator:  Royal Thai Navy
• Commissioned: 10 August 1997
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Charles de Gaulle nuclear-powered aircraft carrier

• Builders:  France (DCN at Brest, Bretagne)
• Displacement: 40,500 tons
• Aircraft: 40 fixed-wing aircraft and helicopter
• Armament: 4 x SYLVER launchers (32 x Aster 15 SAM); 12 x Mistral SAM; 8 x 20 mm guns
• Powerplant: 2 x pressurized water reactors
• Speed: 27 knots
• Ships in class: 1
• Operator:  Marine Nationale
• Commissioned: 18 May 2001
• Fate: In service

[edit] Clemenceau class aircraft carrier

• Builders:  France
• Displacement: 32,800 tons
• Aircraft: 40
• Armament: 8 x 100 mm turrets (originally) ; replaced by 2 SACP Crotale EDIR systems, with 52 missiles (removed before delivery to Brazil), 5 x 12,7 mm machine guns.
• Powerplant: 6 x Indret boilers, 4 x steam turbines, 126,000 shp
• Speed: 32 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Brazilian Navy
• Commissioned: 22 November 1961
• Fate: 1 in Brazilian service

[edit] USS Enterprise nuclear-powered aircraft carrier

• Builders:  United States (Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company in Virginia
• Displacement: 89,600 tons
• Aircraft: 85 fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters
• Armament: 2 x Sea Sparrow launchers; 2 x 20 mm Phalanx CIWS; 2 x Mk.49 launchers (42 x RAM SAM)
• Powerplant: 8 x A2W reactors (280,000 shp)
• Speed: 33.6 knots
• Ships in class: 1
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 25 November 1961
• Fate: In commission (slated to serve through 2013)

[edit] Giuseppe Garibaldi class aircraft carrier

• Builders:  Italy
• Type: Aircraft carrier
• Displacement: 13,850 tons
• Aircraft: 16 AV-8B Harrier, 18 Agusta helicopter
• Armament: MBDA Otomat SSM, Albatros Mark II Aspide SAM, 3 Oto Melara 40mm / 70mm twin guns, 2 triple-tube torpedo launchers
• Powerplant: 4 × General Electric/Avio LM2500 gas turbines, 2 shafts, 81,000 hp
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 1
• Operator:  Marina Militare
• Commissioned: 1985
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Invincible class VSTOL aircraft carrier

• Builders:  United Kingdom (Vickers Shipbuilding and Engineering, Swan Hunter)
• Displacement: 20,400 tons
• Aircraft: 20 VSTOL aircraft and helicopter
• Armament: 2 x 30 mm Goalkeeper CIWS; 2 x Oerlikon 20 mm cannon
• Powerplant: 4 x gas turbines (97,000 hp)
• Speed: 28 knots (52 km/h)
• Range: 7,000 nautical miles (13,000 km) at 18 knots (33 km/h)
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Royal Navy
• Commissioned: 11 July 1980
• Fate: 2 in service

[edit] Kitty Hawk (CV 63) class aircraft carrier

• Builders:  United States (New York Shipbuilding Corporation, Camden, New Jersey; New York Naval Shipyard, Brooklyn, New York; Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company, Newport News, Virginia)
• Displacement: 80,000 tons
• Aircraft: 80+ fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters
• Armament: Sea Sparrow SAM; Phalanx CIWS
• Powerplant: 8 boilers, 4 steam turbine engines (280,000 shp)
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 21 April 1961
• Fate: 1 in service, scheduled for decommissioning in 2009

[edit] Admiral Kuznetsov class (Project 1143.5) aircraft carrier

• Builders:  Soviet Union /  Ukraine (Nosenko SY 444, Nikolayev, Ukraine)
• Displacement: 67,000 tons
• Aircraft: 28 fixed-wing aircraft and 24 helicopters
• Armament: 12 x P-700 Granit SSM; 192 x Tor SAM; 8 x CADS-1 CIWS; 8 x AK-630; 2 x RBU-12000
• Powerplant: 8 boilers, 4 steam turbines (200,000 shp)
• Speed: 32 knots
• Range: 3,850 nmi at 32 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Russian Navy
• Commissioned: 1995
• Fate: 1 in service, planned for service through 2025

[edit] Nimitz (CVN 68) class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier

• Builders:  United States (Northrop Grumman Newport News, Newport News, Virginia
• Displacement: 97,000 tons
• Aircraft: 85 fixed-wing aircraft and helicopter
• Armament: 4 x Sea Sparrow SAM; 4 x Phalanx CIWS; 42 x RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile SAM
• Powerplant: 2 x A4W reactors, 4 x steam turbines (260,000 shp)
• Speed: 30+ knots
• Ships in class: 10 (includes 1 building)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 3 May 1975
• Fate: 9 in service, last scheduled to serve through 2060

[edit] Príncipe de Asturias class aircraft carrier

• Builders:  Spain (Empresa Nacional Bazán (now Navantia) in Ferrol)
• Displacement: 17,188 tons
• Aircraft: 12 AV-8B Harrier II Plus aircraft and 12 helicopter
• Armament: 4 20 mm CIWS, 12 Oerlikon L120 20 mm guns
• Powerplant: 2 × General Electric LM2500+ gas turbines in COGAG configuration
• Speed: 26 knots
• Ships in class: 1
• Operator:  Spanish Navy
• Commissioned: 30 May 1988
• Fate: In active service

[edit] De Zeven Provinciën class gun cruiser

• Builders:  Netherlands
• Displacement: 12,165 tons
• Armament: 4 twin Bofors 152/53 mm guns, 2 twin Otobreda 40/70 mm Compact guns, 4 single Bofors 40/70 mm guns, 8 Otomat Mk 2 SSM
• Powerplant: 4 Werkspoor-Yarrow three-drum boilers, 2 De Schelde Parsons geared steam turbines, 2 shafts; 85,000 shp
• Speed: 32 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operators:  Peruvian Navy
• Commissioned: 1953
• Fate: 1 in service

[edit] Jeanne d'Arc helicopter cruiser

• Builders:  France
• Displacement: 12,000 tons
• Aircraft: 8 helicopters
• Armament: 6 x Exocet MM.38 SSM; 2 x 100 mm guns
• Passengers: 158 cadets
• Powerplant: 4 x power plants (40,000 shp)
• Speed: 28 knots
• Range: 7,500 nmi at 15 knots
• Ships in class: 1
• Operator:  Marine Nationale
• Launched: 1961
• Fate: In service

[edit] Kirov class battlecruiser

• Builders:  Russia (Baltic Shipyard in Saint Petersburg)
• Displacement: 26,000 tons
• Aircraft: 3 x Kamov Ka-27 helicopters
• Armament (Class leader): 20 x P-700 Granit SSM; 4 x 9K33 Osa SAM; 96 x SA-N-6 SAM; 2 x SS-N-14 ASWM; 10 x 533 mm torpedo tubes; 2 x 100 mm guns, 2 x 130 mm guns, AK-630 CIWS; RBU-6000 ASW rockets, 2x RBU-1000 ASW rockets
• Armament (Surviving units): 20 x P-700 Granit SSM; 4 x 9K33 Osa SAM; 96 x SA-N-6 SAM; 24x octuple SA-N-9 Gauntlet SAM; 10x SS-N-15 ASWM; 10 x 533 mm torpedo tubes; 1x2 130 mm gun, 6x CADS-N-1 Kashtan CIWS; 2x RBU-12000 ASW rockets, 2x RBU-1000 ASW rockets
• Powerplant: 2 x KN-3 reactors, 2 x oil fired boilers, 2 x steam turbines (140,000 shp)
• Speed: 32 knots
• Range: 1000 nmi at 32 knots
• Ships in class: 5
• Operator:  Russian Navy
• Commissioned: December 1980
• Fate: 2 in service, 2 decommissioned, 1 cancelled

[edit] Slava class (Project 1164 Atlant) missile cruiser

• Builders:  Soviet Union /  Ukraine (61 Kommunar in Mykolaiv, Ukraine)
• Displacement: 12,500 tons
• Aircraft: 1 helicopter
• Armament: 16 x SS-N-12 SSM; 64 x SA-N-6 Grumble SAM; 2 x 130 mm guns; 6 x AK-630 cannon; 10 x 533 mm torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: COGOG gas turbines (125,000 hp)
• Speed: 34 knots
• Range: 9,000 nmi at 15 knots
• Ships in class: 4 (plus 2 cancelled)
• Operator:  Russian Navy (4 ships)
• Commissioned: 1982
• Fate: 3 In service, 1 being built

[edit] Ticonderoga (CG 47) class guided missile cruiser

• Builders:  United States
• Displacement: 10,000 tons
• Aircraft: 2 x Sikorsky SH-60 Seahawk
• Armament: 2 x Mk.26 or Mk.41 launchers with up to 125 missiles (for Mk.41 VLS) or 92 (with mk.26 twin-rail launchers) (ASROC, SM-2, Tomahawk; 2 x 127 mm DP guns; 2 x Phalanx CIWS, 8 Harpoon SSM
• Powerplant: 4 x gas turbines (80,000 shp)
• Speed: 32.5 knots
• Range: 6,000 nmi at 20 knots
• Ships in class: 27
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 22 January 1983
• Fate: 22 in service, 5 decommissioned

[edit] Chungmugong Yi Sun-sin (KDX-II) class destroyer

• Builders:  South Korea
• Type: Guided Missile Destroyer
• Displacement: 5,500 tons
• Armament: 1 32-cell Mk 41 VLS for SM-2 SM-2 Block IIIA SAM, 1 21-round RAM launcher, 1 30mm Goalkeeper CIWS, 1 Mk 45 Mod4 127 mm gun, 8 |Harpoon SSM, 2 triple 324 mm torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: CODOG 2 MTU 20V 956 TB 82 diesel, 2 LM2500 gas turbines, 2 shafts
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 6
• Operator: Republic of Korea Navy
• Commissioned: December 2003
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Delhi class destroyer

• Builders:  India (Mazgaon Dockyard in Mumbai)
• Type: Guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 6,700 tons
• Aircraft: 2 Sea King helicopters
• Armament: 16 x SS-N-25 Switchblade SSM; 2 x 3S-90 launchers fitted with Shtil SAM system; 1 x 100 mm AK-100; 4 x 30 mm AK-630; 5 x 533 mm PTA 533 quintuple torpedo tube launchers; 2 x RBU-6000 Anti-submarine rocket launchers
• Powerplant: 2 cruise diesels and 2 AM-50 boost gas turbines, 60,000 shp total power
• Speed: 32+ knots
• Ships in class: 3 total
• Operator:  Indian Navy
• Commissioned: 15 November 1997
• Fate: All in active service

[edit] Durand De la Penne class destroyer

• Builders:  Italy
• Displacement: 5,400 tons
• Armament: 1 Standard SAM launcher, 1 octuple Aspide SAM missile launcher, 8 Otomat SSM, 1 127 mm gun, 3 Otobreda 76 mm guns, 6 324 mm torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 2 LM-2500 gas turbines, 2 Diesels
• Speed: 31.5 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Marina Militare
• Commissioned: 1993
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Gwanggaeto the Great (KDX-1 Okpo) class destroyer

• Builders:  South Korea (Daewoo in Geoje)
• Type: Destroyer Helicopter
• Displacement: 3,900 tons
• Armament: 2 x quadruple Harpoon missile canisters, 1 x Mk.48 mod2 VLS with 16 Sea Sparrow missiles, , 1 x OTO Melara 127 mm(5 inch)/54 gun, 2 x Signaal 30 mm Goalkeeper CIWS, 2 x triple Mark 46 torpedo tubes
• Aircraft: 2 x Super Lynx helicopters
• Powerplant: 2 General Electric LM2500-30 gas turbines and 2 Sangyong 20V 956 TB 82 diesel engines; two shafts
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator: Republic of Korea Navy
• Commissioned: 24 July 1998
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Haruna class destroyer

• Builders:  Japan
• Type: Destroyer Helicopter
• Displacement: 4,950 tons
• Armament:Sea Sparrow SAM, RUM-139 ASROC, 2 x 5 inch (127 mm) / 54 caliber automatic gun, 2 x 20 mm Phalanx CIWS, 2 x Mark 32 triple torpedo tubes (Mk-46 torpedoes)
• Aircraft: 3 x SH-60J(K),
• Powerplant: 2 boilers 850 psi, 2 turbines, two shafts, 60,000 shp (52 MW)
• Speed: 31 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: 22 February 1973
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Hatakaze class destroyer

• Builders:  Japan (Mitsubishi in Nagasaki)
• Type: Guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 4,600 tons
• Armament: RGM-84 Harpoon SSM, RIM-66B Standard SAM, ASROC anti-submarine rocket, 2 x 5" 54cal rapid fire gun (Mk42), 2 x 20mm CIWS, 2 x Type 68 triple torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 4 gas turbines (2 x Kawasaki Rolls Royce Spey SM1A for cruising) (2 x Olympus TM3B x2 for high speed only); two shafts (72,000 shaft horsepower)
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: 27 March 1986
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Hatsuyuki class destroyer

• Builders:  Japan
• Type: Multi-role destroyer
• Displacement: 2,950 - 3,050 tons
• Armament: Harpoon SSM, Sea Sparrow SSM, ASROC anti-submarine rocket, 1 x Otobreda 76 mm gun, 2 x 20mm CIWS, 2 x Type 68 triple torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 4 gas turbines, two shafts (45,000hp)
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 12
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: 23 March 1982
• Fate: In active service, 1 converted to training vessel

[edit] Iroquois-class destroyer

• Builders:  Canada (MIL Davie Shipbuilding in Lauzon, Quebec)
• Type: Large multi-role guided missile destroyer with helicopter
• Displacement: 5,300 tons
• Aircraft: 2 x CH-124 Sea King helicopters
• Armament: 29 x VLS Standard SM-2MR Block IIIA SAMs; 1 x 76 mm/62 OTO Melara; 6 x 12.75 in tubes firing Mark-46 Mod 5 torpedoes; 1 x Phalanx CIWS (Block 1); 8 x M2 Machine Guns
• Powerplant: COGOG - 2 shafts: 2 x Allison 570-KF cruise gas turbines (5.6 MW); 2 x Pratt & Whitney FT4-A2 boost gas turbines (37 MW)
• Speed: 29+ knots
• Ships in class: 4 total: HMCS Iroquois, HMCS Athabaskan, HMCS Algonquin, HMCS Huron
• Operator:  Canadian Forces Maritime Command
• Commissioned: 29 July 1972
• Fate: 3 In active service, 1 decommissioned (HMCS Huron)

[edit] Kara (Project 1134B) Berkut B type

• Builders:  Soviet Union /  Ukraine (61 Kommunar in Mykolaiv, Ukraine)
• Type: Large anti-submarine warfare destroyer
• Displacement: 8,500 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Kamov Ka-25 helicopter
• Armament: 8 SS-N-14 anti-submarine missiles; 80 SA-N-3 SAM; 40 SA-N-4 SAM; 4 × 76 mm DP guns; 4 × 30 mm AA guns; 2 RBU-6000
• Powerplant: COGAG arrangement; 4 gas turbines; 2 shafts; total power 120,000 shp
• Speed: 32 knots
• Range: 6,500 nmi at 18 knots
• Ships in class: 8
• Operators:  Soviet Navy,  Russian Navy
• Commissioned: 1971
• Fate: 1 in active service; 3 in reserve or repair; 4 discarded

[edit] Kashin (Project 61M) class destroyer

• Builder:  Soviet Union
• Type: Surface warfare guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 4,000 tons
• Armament: 32 SA-N-1 SAM; 4 × 76 mm guns; 5 × 533 mm torpedo tubes; 4 RBU-6000
• Powerplant: COGAG arrangement; 4 M8E gas turbines; 2 shafts; 72,000 shp (54 MW) total power
• Speed: 33 knots (61 km/h)
• Range: 3,500 nmi (6,500 km) at 18 knots (33 km/h)
• Ships in class: 25 total: 14 Kashin, 6 Kashin Mod, and 5 Rajput class
• Operators:  Soviet Navy,  Russian Navy,  Indian Navy,  Polish Navy
• Commissioned: 1960
• Fate: 1 extensively modernized Kashin and all Rajput in active service

[edit] Kidd class destroyer

• Builders:  United States
• Type: Guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 9,783 tons
• Armament: 2 × Mark 26 Standard missile launchers, 2 × Mark 141 quad launcher with 8 × RGM-84 Harpoon, 2 × Mark 15 20mm Phalanx CIWS, 2 × Mark 45 5in/54 caliber gun, 2 × Mark 32 triple tube mounts with 6 × Mark 46 torpedoes
  1 × Mark 112 ASROC launcher
• Propulsion: 4 × General Electric LM2500-30 gas turbines, 80,000 shp total
• Speed: 35 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operators:  Republic of China Navy
• Commissioned: 21 March 1981
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Kongō class destroyer

• Builders:  Japan (Mitsubishi in Nagasaki, Ishihari in Tokyo)
• Type: Large Air Defense guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 9,485 tons
• Armament: RGM-84 Harpoon SSM, RIM-66 Standard SAM, RUM-139 Vertical Launch ASROC, 1 x 5 inch (127 mm) / 54 caliber Oto-Breda Compact Gun, 2 x 20 mm Phalanx CIWS, 2 x Mark 32 triple torpedo tubes (6 x Mk-46 torpedoes)
• Powerplant: 4 × Ishikawajima Harima/General Electric LM2500-30(100,000 shp)
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: 25 March 1993
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Luda (Type 051) class destroyer

• Builders:  China (Luda Naval Facility in Dalian; Zhonghua Shipyard in Shanghai; Guangzhou Shipyard in Guangzhou)
• Type: Surface warfare guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 3,700 tons
• Aircraft: 2 Z-9 helicopters
• Armament: 6 C-801 SSM; 8 Crotale SAM; 4 × 130 mm guns; 8 × 57 or 37 mm guns; 8 × 25 mm guns; 6 × 324 mm torpedo tubes; depth charges; anti-submarine mortars
• Powerplant: 2 boilers; 2 steam turbines; 2 shafts; 72,000 hp total power
• Speed: 32 knots
• Range: 2,970 nmi at 18 knots
• Ships in class: 17
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: 1971
• Fate: Most in active service; 1 scrapped; 2 modified to Luda II standard

[edit] Luhai class (Type 051B) destroyer

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Dalian Shipyard in Dalian
• Type: Multi-role guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 6,500 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Z-9C Haitun helicopter
• Armament: 8-16 SSM; 8 or more SAM; 2 × 100 mm guns; various defensive weapons
• Powerplant: 2 AM50 gas turbines; 48,600 shp (36.2 MW) total power
• Speed: 30 knots (56 km/h)
• Range: 13,000 nmi (24,000 km) at 14 knots (26 km/h)
• Ships in class: 1
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: 1999
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Luhu (Type 052) class destroyer

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai)
• Type: Multi-role guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 5,700 tons
• Aircraft: 2 Z-9 Haitun helicopters
• Armament: 16 C-801 SSM; 8 HQ-7 SAM; 2 × 100 mm guns; 4 × 37 mm guns; 6 x 533 mm torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: CODOG arrangement; 2 MTU diesels plus 2 LM2500 gas turbines; 2 shafts; 53,600 shp total power
• Speed: 30 knots
• Range: 5,000 nmi at 15 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: 1993
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Luyang class (Type 052B) destroyer

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai)
• Type: Multi-role guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 6,500 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Kamov Ka-28 helicopter
• Armament: 16 x YJ-83 SSM, 48 x SA-N-12 SAM, 1 x 100mm gun, 2 x 30mm Type 730 CIWS, 2 x Triple 324 mm ASW torpedo tubes, 2 x Type 75, 12-barrel 240 mm antisubmarine rocket launchers, 4 x 18-barrel Multiple rocket launcher
• Powerplant: 2 Ukraine DN80 gas-turbines and 2 MTU Friedrichshafen 12V 1163TB83 diesels
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: July 2004
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Luyang II class (Type 052C) destroyer

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai)
• Type: Air defense guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 6,500 tons
• Aircraft: 1 -2 Kamov Ka-28 helicopter
• Armament: 8 large Anti-ship Missile in 2 x quad cells, possibly YJ-62 (C-602), 48 vertically launched HHQ-9 SAM, 1 x 100 mm gun; 2 x 30 mm Type 730 CIWS; 4 x 18 barrel Multiple rocket launcher, 2 triple 324 mm ASW torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 2 Ukraine DN80 gas-turbines and 2 MTU Friedrichshafen 12V 1163TB83 diesels
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: July 2004
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Murasame class destroyer

• Builders:  Japan (IHI in Tokyo and others)
• Type: Multi-role destroyer
• Displacement: 4,550 tons
• Armament: SSM-1B SSM, Sea Sparrow SSM, ASROC anti-submarine rocket, 1 x 76 mm 62cal rapid fire gun (0T0 Melara 3), 2 x 20mm CIWS, 2 x Type 68 triple torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 4 gas turbines, two shafts (60,,000 shaft horsepower)
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 9
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: 12 March 1996
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Sejong the Great (KDX-III) class destroyer

• Builders:  South Korea (Hyundai Heavy Industries)
• Type: Guided Missle Destroyer
• Displacement: 10,290 tons

• Armament: 1 x 5 inch (127mm/L62) Mk-45 Mod 4 (lightweight gun), 1 x 30 mm Goalkeeper CIWS, 1 x RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile launcher, SM-2 Block IIIB in Mk. 41 80-cell Vertical Launching System, 4 x SSM-700K Hae Sung long-range anti-ship missile launchers with four missiles in each launcher, 32 x Hyunmoo IIIC land-attack cruise missiles + 16 x K-ASROC in 48-cell Vertical Launching System, 32 x K745 LW Cheong Sahng-uh torpedoes

• Aircraft: 2 x Westland Lynx Mk.99 ASW helicopters with full accommodations including hangars
• Powerplant: 4 General Electric LM2500 COGAG; two shafts, (100,000 total shaft horsepower (75 MW))
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 1
• Operator: Republic of Korea Navy
• Commissioned: 25 May 2007
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Sovremenny (Project 952 Sarych) class destroyer

• Builders:  Soviet Union /  Russia (Severnaya Verf 190 in St. Petersburg)
• Type: Large surface-warfare guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 7,900 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Kamov Ka-27 Helix
• Armament: 8 Moskit SSM; 48 SA-N-7 SAM; 4 × 130 mm guns; 4 AK-630 CIWS
• Powerplant: 4 boilers; 2 steam turbines; 2 shafts; 99,500 shp total power
• Speed: 32 knots
• Ships in class: 25 total: 14 Project 956; 9 Project 956A; 2 Project 956ME
• Operators:  Soviet Navy,  Russian Navy,  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: 25 December 1980
• Fate: 10 in service with Russia, 4 with People's Republic of China; 5 in reserve or overhaul; 4 cancelled before completion; 2 scrapped

[edit] Shirane class destroyer

• Builders:  Japan (IHI in Tokyo)
• Type: Destroyer Helicopter
• Displacement: 5,200 tons
• Armament:Sea Sparrow SAM, RUM-139 ASROC, 2 x 5 inch (127 mm) / 54 caliber Gun, 2 x 20 mm Phalanx CIWS, 2 x Mark 32 triple torpedo tubes (Mk-46 torpedoes)
• Aircraft: 3 x SH-60J(K),
• Powerplant: 2 IHI boilers, 2 turbines, two shafts, 70,000 shaft horsepower
• Speed: 31 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: 30 March 1980
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Tachikaze class destroyer

• Builders:  Japan (Mitsubishi in Nagasaki)
• Type: Air Defense guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 3,850 tons
• Armament: RGM-84 Harpoon SSM, Standard Missile SAM, ASROC anti-submarine rocket, 2 x 5" 54cal rapid fire gun (Mk42), 2 x 20mm CIWS, 2 x Type 68 triple torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 2 Mitsubishi steam turbines; two shafts (60,000 horsepower)
• Speed: 32 knots
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: 26 July 1976
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Takanami class destroyer

• Builders:  Japan
• Type: Multi-role destroyer
• Displacement: 4,650 tons
• Armament: Mitsubishi Type 90 SSM-1B SSM, Sea Sparrow SSM, ASROC anti-submarine rocket, 1 x Otobreda 127 mm/54 gun, 2 x 20mm CIWS, 2 x Type 68 triple torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 4 gas turbines, two shafts (60,000 shaft horsepower)
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 5
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: 12 March 2003
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Tourville (Type F67) class destroyer

• Builders:  France
• Type: Anti-submarine and air defense guided missile destroyer (in France designated as anti-submarine frigates)
• Displacement: 6,000 tons
• Aircraft: 2 Lynx WG13
• Armament: 6 Exocet MM.38 SSM; 24 Crotale EDIR SAM; 2 x 100 mm guns; 2 x 20 mm guns; 2 x L5 torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 4 boilers; 2 Rateau steam turbines; 2 shafts; 58,000 shp total power
• Speed: 32 knots
• Range: 4,500 nmi at 18 knots
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Marine Nationale
• Commissioned: 1974
• Fate: 2 in active service; 1 decommissioned

[edit] Type 42 destroyer

• Builders:  United Kingdom
• Type: Guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: Batch 1 & 2: 4350 tons; Batch 3: 5,350
• Aircraft: 1 Westland Lynx helicopter
• Armament: Early: GWS-30 Sea Dart anti-aircraft missile , 1 x Vickers 4.5 inch gun, 2 x 20 mm Oerlikon guns; Later: 2 x three tube STWS-1 launchers for (Mk.44 / 46, Stingray) torpedos, 2 x 20 mm Phalanx CIWS, 4 x Oerlikon / BMARC 30 mm L/75 KCB guns in GCM-A03 twin mounts, 2 x Oerlikon / BMARC 20 mm BMARC L/70 KBA guns in GAM-B01 single mounts
• Powerplant: 2 Rolls-Royce Olympus TM3B high-speed gas turbines and 2 Rolls-Royce Tyne RM1A cruise gas turbines
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 16 total: 8 Batch I, 4 Batch II, 4 Batch 3
• Operators:  Royal Navy,  Argentine Navy
• Commissioned: 16 February 1975
• Fate: Mostly in active service, 2 sunk, 1 scrapped, 4 decommissioned

[edit] Udaloy (Project 1155 Fregat) class type

• Builders:  Soviet Union /  Russia (Yantar Zavod 180 in Kaliningrad)
• Type: Large anti-submarine guided missile destroyer (Russian designation of 'large anti-submarine ship')
• Displacement: 7,500 tons
• Aircraft: 2 Kamov Ka-27 helicopters
• Armament: 8 SS-N-14 or Moskit SSM; 8 SA-N-9 SAM; 2 x 100 mm guns; 4 x 30 mm guns; 2 RBU-6000
• Powerplant: COGAG arrangement; 2 M8KF and 2 M62 gas turbines; 60,000 shp total power
• Speed: 29 knots
• Ships in class: 15 total: 12 Udaloy I and 3 Udaloy II
• Operator:  Soviet Navy,  Russian Navy
• Commissioned: 1980
• Fate: 7 Udaloy I and 1 Udaloy II in active service; 2 burned; 2 stricken; 1 in overhaul; 2 Udaloy II cancelled before completion

[edit] Álvaro de Bazán (F100) class frigate

• Builders:  Spain (IZAR, Astillero Ferrol)
• Type: Air defense guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 6,250 tons
• Aviation: 1 Sikorsky SH-60B LAMPS III Seahawk helicopters
• Armament: 1 × 5-inch/54 Mk45 Mod 2 gun, 2 × CIWS FABA 20mm/120 Meroka gun, 6 × Mk41 8-cell VLS (32 × Standard SM-2 Block IIIA, 64 × RIM-162 Evolved SeaSparrow Missile), 8 × RGM-84 Harpoon, 4 × 324 mm Mk32 Mod 9 triple Torpedo launchers with 12 Honeywell Mk46 mod 5 Torpedo
• Powerplant: 2 × General Electric LM2500 gas turbines, 2 × Caterpillar 3600 diesel engines
• Speed: 29+ knots
• Ships in class: 4, 2 under construction
• Operator:  Spanish Navy
• Commissioned: 19 September 2002
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Beskytteren class frigate

• Builder:  Denmark
• Type: Patrol frigate
• Displacement: 2,000 long tons (2,000 t)
• Aircraft: 1 Lynx helicopter
• Armament: 1 × 76 mm (3.0 in) gun
• Powerplant: 4 diesel engines; 1 shaft; 7,440 shp (5,550 kW) total power
• Speed: 18 kn (33 km/h)
• Range: 6,000 nmi (11,000 km) at 13 kn (24 km/h)
• Ships in class: 1
• Operator:  Estonian Navy
• Commissioned: February 1976
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Brahmaputra class frigate

• Builders:  India
• Type: Guided Missile frigate
• Displacement: 3,850 tons
• Armament: 16 3M-24E(SS-N-25 Switchblade) SSMs, Barak SAM system, 1 Otobreda 76 mm gun, 1 AK-630 30mm, 2 triple torpedo tubes with Whitehead A244S torpedoes
• Propulsion: Two Bhopal turbines, two 550 psi boilers, 2 shafts
• Speed: 30+ knots
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Indian Navy
• Commissioned: 14 April 2000
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Brandenburg class frigate

• Builders:  Germany
• Type: Anti-submarine guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 4,900 tons
• Aircraft: 2 Sea Lynx Mk.88A or 2 NH90 helicopters
• Armament: 1 VLS with 16 cells Sparrow SAM; 2 RAM launchers (21 missiles each); 4 Exocet SSM; 1 Otobreda 76 mm gun; 2 MLG 27 autocannons; 4 324mm torpedo tubes with Mk46 Mod 2 torpedoes
• Powerplant: 2 MTU 20V 956 TB92 diesel-engines, 2 General Electric LM2500 gas turbines; 2 shafts
• Speed: 29 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  German Navy
• Commissioned: 1994-1996
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Bremen class frigate

• Builders:  West Germany
• Type: Mulit purpose guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 3,680 tons
• Aircraft: 2 Sea Lynx Mk.88A helicopters
• Armament: 16 Sparrow SAM; 2 RAM launchers (21 missiles each); 2 quadruple Harpoon SSM launchers; 1 Otobreda 76 mm gun; 2 MLG 27 autocannons; 2 324mm twin torpedo tubes with Mk46 Mod 2 torpedoes
• Powerplant: 2 MTU 20V 956 TB92 diesel-engines, 2 General Electric LM2500 gas turbines; 2 shafts
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 8
• Operators:  German Navy
• Commissioned: 1982-1990
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Cassard class frigate

• Builders:  France
• Type: Large air defense guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 4,500 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Eurocopter Panther helicopter
• Armament: 40 Tartar SM1 SAM; 12 Sadral SAM; 8 Exocet MM38 SSM; 1 × 100 mm gun; 2 × 20 mm guns; 10 L5 torpedoes
• Powerplant: 4 Pielstick diesel engines; 2 shafts; 42,300 bhp total power
• Speed: 29 knots
• Range: 8,000 nmi at 17 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Marine Nationale
• Commissioned: 1988
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Commandant Rivière class frigate

• Builders:  France
• Type: Escort frigate
• Displacement: 2,150 tons
• Armament: 4 Exocet SSMs, 2xl00 mm DP guns, 2x30 mm anti-aircraft guns, 2 triple 550-mm torpedo tubes for L3 anti-submarine homing torpedoes and 1 x305-mm four-barrelled anti-submarine mortar
• Propulsion: 4 SEMT-Pielstick PC12 diesel engines, 2 shafts
• Speed: 25 knots
• Ships in class: 8
• Operators:  Marine Nationale,  Uruguayan Navy
• Commissioned: 11 November 1958
• Fate: 3 active in Uruguayan service

[edit] De Zeven Provinciën class frigate

• Builders:  Netherlands (Royal Schelde)
• Type: Air-defense and command frigate
• Displacement: 6,050 tons
• Armament: 5 Mk41 VLS with 8 cells each containing 32 ESSM and 32 SM-2 IIIA, 2 Goalkeeper CIWS, 2 quadruple Harpoon SSM, # 1 Oto Breda 127 mm/54 dual-purpose gun, 2 Oerlikon Contraves 20 mm machine guns, 2 twin MK32 Mod 9 torpedo launchers with Raytheon MK46 Mod 5 torpedoes
• Powerplant: 2 Stork Wärtsilä 16V6ST diesel engines, 2 Rolls Royce Spey SM1C gas turbines, 2shafts
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  Royal Netherlands Navy
• Commissioned: 26 April 2002
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Floréal class frigate

• Builders:  France
• Type: Patrol frigate (French designation Fregate de Surveillance)
• Displacement: 2,750 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Eurocopter Panther helicopter
• Armament: 2 Exocet MM38 SSM; 1 × 100 mm gun; 2 × 20 mm guns
• Powerplant: 4 Pielstick diesel engines; 2 shafts; 8,800 hp total power
• Speed: 20 knots
• Range: 10,000 nmi at 15 knots
• Ships in class: 8
• Operators:  Marine Nationale,  Royal Moroccan Navy
• Commissioned: 1991
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Formidable class frigate

• Builders:  France/ Singapore
• Type: Stealthy patrol frigate
• Displacement: 3,200 long tons (3,300 t)
• Aircraft: 1 Sikorsky S-70B helicopter
• Armament: Harpoon SSM; MBDA Aster SAM; Whitehead Alenia A.224S torpedoes; Otobreda 76 mm gun
• Powerplant: MTU 20V 8000 diesel engines x4 at 8,200 kW each, two shafts
• Speed: 27 knots (50 km/h)
• Range: 4,000 nautical miles (7,000 km)
• Ships in class: 6
• Operator:  Republic of Singapore Navy
• Commissioned: 2004
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Fridtjof Nansen class frigate

• Builders:  Spain (Navantia in Ferrol)
• Type: ASW/multirole frigate
• Displacement: 5,121 tons
• Aircraft: 1 NHI NH90 helicopter
• Armament: Mk41 VLS 32 × ESSM; 8 × Naval Strike Missile SSM; 1 × 76mm OTO Melara(SR) gun; 4 machine guns; Depth charge; 4 × 12.75" torpedo tubes for Sting Ray torpedoes
• Powerplant: 2 Two BAZAN BRAVO 12V 4.5 MW diesel engines
• Speed: 26+ knots; One GE LM2500 21.5 MW gas turbine+2 Diesel 4.5MW each; 2 shafts
• Ships in class: 1, 5 in construction
• Operator:  Royal Norwegian Navy
• Commissioned: 5 April 2006
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Georges Leygues (Type F70) class frigate

• Builders:  France
• Type: Anti-submarine warfare guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 4,500 tons
• Aircraft: 2 Lynx WG13 Mk.4 helicopters
• Armament: 4 Exocet MM38 SSM; 26 Crotale SAM; 4 Mistral SAM; 1 × 100 mm gun; 2 × 20 mm guns; 4 machineguns; 10 L5 torpedoes
• Powerplant: CODOG arrangement; 2 Pielstick diesel engines plus 2 Rolls-Royce Olympus gas turbines; 2 shafts; 52,000 hp total power
• Speed: 30 knots
• Range: 10,000 nmi at 15 knots
• Ships in class: 7
• Operator:  Marine Nationale
• Commissioned: 1979
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Godavari class frigate

• Builders:  India
• Type: Multi-purpose frigate
• Displacement: 3,600 tons
• Armament: 2 x 57 mm (twin), 8 x 30 mm (4 twins), 4 x SS-N-2D styx SSM, 1 x SA-N-4 Gecko SAM launcher or Trishul, 6 x 324 mm (2 triple) tubes Whitehead A 244S/Indian NST 58 torpedoes
• Powerplant: 2 steam turbines, 15,000 BHP
• Speed: 27 knots
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Indian Navy
• Commissioned: 10 December 1991
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Halifax-class frigate

• Builders:  Canada (Saint John Shipbuilding, Saint John, NB & MIL Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon, QC)
• Type: Large multi-role guided missile frigate with helicopter
• Displacement: 4,770 tons
• Aircraft: 1 x CH-124 Sea King helicopter
• Armament: 8 x MK 141 RGM-84 Harpoon SSM; 16 x Sea Sparrow SAM/SSM; 1 x Bofors SAK 57 mm; 1 x Phalanx CIWS (Block 1); 8 x M2 Machine Guns; 4 x MK 32 torpedo launchers
• Powerplant: CODOG - 2 shafts: 2 turbines (47,500 shp), 1 diesel (8,800 shp)
• Speed: 29+ knots
• Ships in class: 12 total: Halifax, Vancouver, Ville de Québec, Toronto, Regina, Calgary, Montréal, Fredericton, Winnipeg, Charlottetown, St. John's, Ottawa
• Operator:  Canadian Forces Maritime Command
• Commissioned: 29 June 1992
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Hydra class frigate

• Builders:  Germany,  Greece
• Type: Multi-purpose frigate
• Displacement: 3,200 tons
• Armament: 16 seasparrow SAM; 8 Harpoon SSM; 1 × Mk 42 5 inch gun; 2 Phalanx CIWS; 2 triple torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: CODOG, 2 shafts
• Speed: 31 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  Hellenic Navy
• Commissioned: 1992
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Ishikari class destroyer escort

• Builders:  Japan (Mitsui in Tamano)
• Type: Destroyer escort
• Displacement: 1,450tons
• Armament: 8 Harpoon Missiles SSM, Standard Missile SAM, 1 Otobreda 76 mm, 1 375 mm ASW rocket launcher, 2 triple 324 mm Mk 32 ASW torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 1 Kawaksaki /RR Olympus TM3B gas turbine 24,700 hp (18.4 MW), 1 Mitsubishi/MAN 6DRV diesel; 2 shafts
• Speed: 25 knots
• Ships in class: 1
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: 28 March 1981
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Jianghu (Project 053H) class frigate

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Jiangnan Shipyard and Hudong Shipyard in Shanghai)
• Type: Patrol frigate
• Displacement: 1,800 tons
• Armament: 2-8 C-201 or C-801 SSM; 2 × 100 mm guns; 4-8 × 37 mm guns
• Powerplant: 4 MTU diesel engines; 2 shafts; 26,500 hp total power
• Speed: 28 knots
• Range: 3,500 nmi at 18 knots
• Ships in class: 43 total: 23 Jianghu I, 3 Jianghu II, 7 Jianghu III, 4 Jianghu IV, 6 Jianghu V
• Operators:  People's Liberation Army Navy,  Royal Thai Navy,  Bangladesh Navy,  Egyptian Navy
• Commissioned: 1976
• Fate: Most in active service

[edit] Jiangkai (Type 054) class frigate

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Hudong Shipyard in Shanghai and Huangpu Shipyard in Guangzhou)
• Type: Multi-role guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 3,000-3,900 tons (estimated)
• Aircraft: 1 Z-9 or Kamov Ka-28 helicopter
• Armament: 2 × 4 C-803 SSM; 1 x HQ-7 8-cell SAM; 1 × 100 mm gun; 4 × AK-630 37 mm CIWS; 2 x triple 324mm YU-7 ASW torpedoes; 2 x rocket launchers, possibly ASW rockets or decoy rockets
• Powerplant: 2 French SEMT Pielstick diesels, 21,000 hp, 2 MTU Friedrichshafen 20V 956TB92, 8,840 hp
• Speed: 25-30 knots
• Ships in class: 2: Ma'anshan (525), Wenzhou (526)
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: February 2005
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Jiangwei (Type 055/057/059) class frigate

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Hudong Shipyard in Shanghai and Huangpo Shipyard in Guangzhou)
• Type: Multi-role guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 2,250 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Z-9 helicopter
• Armament: 6 C-801 SSM; 6 PL-9 SAM; 1 × 100 mm gun; 4 × 37 mm guns; 2 RBU-1200
• Powerplant: 2 diesel engines; 2 shafts; 21,460 bhp total power
• Speed: 28 knots
• Range: 4,000 nmi at 18 knots
• Ships in class: 12 plus 2 building
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: 1991
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Karel Doorman class frigate

• Builders:  Netherlands
• Type: Multi-purpose frigate
• Displacement: 3,320 tons
• Armament: Oto Melara 76 mm gun, Oerlikon 20 mm light cannon; Sea Sparrow VLS; Harpoon Missile; Goalkeeper CIWS; Mk. 46 Torpedoes
• Powerplant:
• Speed: 29 knots
• Ships in class: 8
• Operators:  Royal Netherlands Navy,  Belgian Navy,  Chilean Navy,  Portuguese Navy
• Commissioned: 31 May 1991
• Fate: In active service

[edit] Corvettes

• Dergach class corvette (Project 1239 Sivuch)
  • Builder:  Russia
  • Displacement: 1,050 tons
  • Operator:  Russian Navy: 2 in service

• Emer class patrol boat
  • Builder:  Ireland
  • Displacement: 1,003 tons
  • Operator:  Irish Naval Service: 3 ships acquired from 1978

[edit] Albatros class corvette Type: Corvette Builders:  Soviet Union /  Russia /  Ukraine Displacement: 1,000 tons Armament: 1 twin Osa-M SA-N-4 surface-to-air missile launcher (20 missile magazine capacity) 1 twin 57-millimetre (2.2 in) 70-caliber AK-257 dual-purpose automatic gun 2 RBU-6000 12-barreled ASW rocket launchers (96 RGB-60 rockets) 2 twin 533 mm (21 in) torpedo tubes 2 depth charge racks (12 depth charges) Up to 18 mines in place of depth charges Propulsion: One 13 MW gas turbine, Two 7.5 MW brake horsepower M-507A diesels, Three shafts, two maneuvering propellers Speed: 34 knots (63 km/h) Ships in class: Lithuania maintains two 2 Grisha III, acquired in 1992 (former MPK-44 and MPK-108). The Russian Navy has 38 in service including 10 Grisha III, 1 Grisha IV, and 27 Grisha V Operators:  Lithuanian Navy /  Russian Navy

• Nanuchka class corvette (Project 1234)
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 730 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Russian Navy: 17 Nanuchka III in service plus 1 Nanuchka IV

• Nils Juel class corvette
  • Builder:  Denmark
  • Displacement: 1,320 tons
  • Operator:  Royal Danish Navy: 3 in service

• Pohang class corvette
  • Builders:  South Korea
  • Displacement: 1,350 tons
  • Operators:  Republic of Korea Navy : 24 delivered in 1991

• Parchim class corvette (Project 133)
  • Builder:  East Germany
  • Displacement: 935 tons
  • Operator:  Russian Navy: 12 in service

• Peacock class corvette
  • Builder:  United Kingdom
  • Displacement: 712 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Irish Naval Service: 2 delivered in 1988 (former HMS Swift and Swallow)
    •  Philippines: 3 Delivered in 1997

• Reliance class patrol cutter
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 1,050 tons
  • Operator:
    •  United States Coast Guard: 14 in commission
    •  Sri Lanka Navy: 1 in service

[edit] Large patrol vessels

• Albatros polar fisheries patrol ship
  • Displacement: 2,800 tons
  • Operator:  French Navy

• Barentshav class offshore patrol vessel
  • Builder:  Norway
  • Displacement: 3,200 tons
  • Operator:  Royal Norwegian Navy: 2 in commission

• Bear class patrol cutter (WMEC 901)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 1,780 tons
  • Operator:  United States Coast Guard: 13 in commission

• Eithne class patrol ship
  • Builder:  Ireland
  • Displacement: 1,915 tons
  • Operator:  Irish Naval Service: 1 ship acquired in 1984

• Harstad offshore patrol vessel
  • Builder:  Norway
  • Displacement: 3,121 tons
  • Operator:  Royal Norwegian Navy

• Kingston class patrol vessel (MM 700)
  • Builder:  Canada
  • Displacement: 970 tons
  • Operator:  Canadian Forces Maritime Command: 12 in commission

• Roisin class patrol boat
  • Builder:  United Kingdom
  • Displacement: 1,700 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Irish Naval Service: 2 new-build boats acquired since 1999

• Svalbard offshore patrol vessel
  • Builder:  Norway
  • Displacement: 6,500 tons
  • Operator:  Royal Norwegian Navy

[edit] Minor surface combatants

[edit] Missile boats

• Houxin class large missile boat (Type 343M/Project 037-II)
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 478 tons
  • Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: 14 in service

• Koncar class missile boat (Type 240)
  • Builder:  Yugoslavia
  • Displacement: 240 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Croatian Navy: 1 in service
    •  Serbia and Montenegro Armed Forces: 5 in service

• Kralj Petar Kresimir IV class missile boat
  • Builder:  Croatia
  • Displacement: 385 tons
  • Operator:  Croatian Navy: 2 in service plus 1 building

• Kronstadt class missile boat
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 320 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Albanian Naval Defense Forces: 1 (of 4 delivered in the 1950s)

• Osa class missile boat
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 245 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Bulgarian Navy: 4 Osa II of a number delivered in service, limited operational use
    •  People's Liberation Army Navy: 38 Osa I and local Huangfeng version in service of 104 acquired
    •  Bangladesh Navy: 5 Huangfeng class made by China
    •  Croatian Navy: 1 Osa I in service without missiles as a patrol boat
    •  Finnish Navy: 4 Osa II in service as fast minelayers
    •  Latvian Naval Forces: 1 Osa I of several remaining in service as a patrol boat
    •  Vietnam: 8 Osa II in service

• Tarantul class missile boat (Project 1241.1 Molnaya)
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 475 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Bulgarian Navy: 1 transferred in 1989 from the USSR
    •  Russian Navy: 34 in service, including 1 Tarantul I, 5 Tarantul II, and 28 Tarantul III
    •  Ukrainian Navy: 1 transferred in 1997 from Russia
    •  Vietnam: 4 in service

[edit] Torpedo boats

• Shanghai II class torpedo patrol boat
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 135 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Albanian Naval Defense Forces: 5 (of at least 6 delivered in the 1970s)

• Turya class torpedo boat (Project 206 Shtorm)
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 250 tons
  • Operator:  Russian Navy : 2 in service of many built, plus one missile-armed variant Matka.  Vietnam

[edit] Patrol boats

• Agdlek class fisheries patrol boat
  • Builder:  Denmark
  • Displacement: 330 tons
  • Operator:  Royal Danish Navy: 3 in service for Greenland patrol

• Armidale class patrol boat
  • Builder:  Australia
  • Displacement: 270 tonnes
  • Operator:  Royal Australian Navy: 7 in commission + 7 to be delivered

• Babochka class patrol boat (Project 1141.1 Sokol)
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 465 tons
  • Operator:  Russian Navy: 1 in service, plus one modified variant Mukha

• Barracuda class patrol boat (WPB 87301)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 91 tons
  • Operator:  United States Coast Guard: 54 in commission

• Barso class patrol boat
  • Builder:  Denmark
  • Displacement: 155 tons
  • Operator:  Royal Danish Navy: 9 in service

• Cyclone class patrol boat (PC 1)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 350 tons
  • Operator:  United States Navy  United States Coast Guard: 13 in commission

• Espadon 50 patrol boat
  • Displacement: 410 tons
  • Operator:  French Navy: 1 in service

• Flyvefisken class patrol boat (StanFlex 300)
  • Builder:  Denmark
  • Displacement: 320 tons
  • Operator:  Royal Danish Navy: 14 in service

• Fulmar class fisheries patrol boat
  • Displacement: 680 tons
  • Operator:  French Navy

• Hainan class patrol boat (Project 037)
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 430 tons
  • Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: Up to 100 in service,  Bangladesh Navy: Unknown number

• Haiqing class patrol boat (Project 037-I)
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 478 tons
  • Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: 20 in service plus more building

• Haizhu class patrol boat (Project 062-I)
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 170 tons
  • Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: 13 in service plus more building,  Bangladesh Navy: Unknown number

• Island class patrol boat (WPB 1301)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 160 tons
  • Operator:  United States Coast Guard: 49 in commission

• Mirna class patrol boat (Type 140)
  • Builder:  Yugoslavia
  • Displacement: 140 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Croatian Navy: 4 in service

• OPV 54 patrol boat
  • Displacement: 375 tons
  • Operator:  French Navy: 3 in service

• P400 class patrol vessel
  • Builder:  France
  • Displacement: 375 tons
  • Operators:
    •  French Navy: 10 in service as the L'Audacieuse class

• Pacific class patrol boat
  • Builder:  Australia
  • Displacement: 170 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Hong Kong Marine Police: 6 modified versions in service as the Protector class

• Pauk class patrol boat (Project 1241.2 Molnaya 2)
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 440 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Bulgarian Navy: 2 Pauk II in service, delivered in 1989 and 1990
    •  Russian Navy: 4 Pauk I in service plus 1 Pauk II
    •  Vietnam: 1 "Pauk" in service

• Poti class patrol boat
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 545 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Bulgarian Navy: 4 of 6 delivered in the 1960s remain in service

• Rihtniemi class patrol boat
  • Builder:  Finland
  • Displacement: 110 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Estonian Navy: 2 delivered in 1999

• Sea Panther class patrol command boat [1]
  • Builder:  Hong Kong
  • Displacement: 450 tons
  • Operator:  Hong Kong Marine Police: 2 in service, built 1988

• Shanghai class patrol boat (Project 062)
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 135 tons
  • Operator:
    •  People's Liberation Army Navy: Up to 100 Shanghai II in service, including as many as 20 modified for minesweeping
    •  Bangladesh Navy: At least 8 in active service

• Sterne fisheries patrol boat
  • Displacement: 380 tons
  • Operator:  French Navy: 1 in service

• Storm class patrol boat
  • Builder:  Norway
  • Displacement: 125 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Latvian Naval Forces: 4 delivered in 1995, all in service
    •  Lithuanian Navy: 3 delivered in 1994, all in service

[edit] Mine warfare vessels

[edit] Mine countermeasures vessels

• Avenger-class mine countermeasures vessel (MCM 1)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 1,400 tons
  • Operator:  United States Navy: 14 in commission

• Gorya-class mine countermeasures vessel (Project 1266)
  • Builder:  Soviet Union /  Russia
  • Displacement: 1,228 tons
  • Operator:  Russian Navy: 2 in service

[edit] Minehunters

• Osprey-class minehunter (MHC 51)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 900 tons
  • Operator:  United States Navy: 12 in commission

• Sirius-class minehunter/sweeper
  • Builder:  France
  • Displacement: 440 tons
  • Operator:  Serbia and Montenegro Armed Forces: 2 in service

• Type 331 minehunter
  • Builder:  West Germany
  • Displacement: 402 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Estonian Navy: 1 delivered in 2000 (former Cuxhaven)
    •  Latvian Naval Forces: 1 delivered in 1999
    •  Lithuanian Navy: 2 delivered in 1999

• Type 394 inshore minehunter
  • Builder:  West Germany
  • Displacement:
  • Operators:
    •  Estonian Navy: 2 delivered in 1997 (former Minerva and Diana)

[edit] Minesweepers

• Agile-class minesweeper
  • Builder:  Belgium
  • Displacement:
  • Operators:
    •  Belgian Navy: 1 remains in service for trials

• Antares-class minesweeper
  • Builder:  France
  • Displacement: 340 tons
  • Operator:  French Navy: 3 in service

• Ham-class minesweeper
  • Builder:  United Kingdom
  • Displacement: 164 tons
  • Operator:  Serbia and Montenegro Armed Forces: 1 in service of a few delivered in the 1960s

• KMV-class minesweeper
  • Builder:  Belgium and  Netherlands
  • Displacement: 644 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Belgian Navy: Planned acquisition of 4 remains in question

• Kingston-class minesweeper (MM 700)
  • Builder:  Canada
  • Displacement: 970 tons
  • Operator:  Canadian Forces Maritime Command: 12 in commission

• Kondor I-class minesweeper
  • Builder:  East Germany
  • Displacement: 361 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Estonian Navy: 1 delivered in 1994 (former Meteor)
    •  Armed Forces of Malta: 3 delivered from 1992 unarmed, local armament added

• Kondor II-class minesweeper
  • Builder:  East Germany
  • Displacement: 479 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Latvian Naval Forces: 2 delivered in 1994 plus an additional parts ship

• River-class minesweeper
  • Builder:  United Kingdom
  • Displacement: 850/890 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Bangladesh Navy: 4 Ex-Royal Navy vessals
    •  Brazilian Navy: 7 Ex-Royal Navy vessals

• Lianyun-class coastal minesweeper
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 400 tons
  • Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: Up to 60 in service

• Natya-class minesweeper (Project 266 Akvamarine)
  • Builder:  Soviet Union /  Russia
  • Displacement: 873 tons
  • Operator:  Russian Navy: 13 Natya I plus 3 building, as well as 1 Natya II for trials

• Sonya-class minesweeper (Project 1265 Yakhont)
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 450 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Bulgarian Navy: 4 delivered from 1981
    •  Russian Navy: 25 in service plus 27 in reserve

• T-43 patrol minesweeper
  • Builder:  Soviet Union /  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 569 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Albanian Naval Defense Forces: 1 delivered in 1960
    •  People's Liberation Army Navy: 40 in service, including locally built models, plus 3 modified as coastal survey ships
    •  Bangladesh Navy: At least 1 in active service

• T-301 patrol minesweeper
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 164 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Albanian Naval Defense Forces: 1 or 2 remaining

• Vanya-class coastal minesweeper
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 245 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Bulgarian Navy: 4 of many delivered from 1970

[edit] Minelayers

[edit] Amphibious warfare vessels

[edit] Amphibious assault ships

• Dokdo class amphibious assault ship (LPX)
  • Builder:  South Korea
  • Displacement: 18,800 tons
  • Operator: Republic of Korea Navy: 1 in commission

• Mistral class projection and command ship
  • Builder:  France
  • Displacement: 20,000 tons
  • Operator:  French Navy: 2 in commission

• HMS Ocean Landing Platform, Helicopter
  • Builder:  United Kingdom
  • Displacement: 21,500 tons
  • Operator:  Royal Navy: 1 in commission

• Tarawa class amphibious assault ship (LHA 1)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 40,000 tons
  • Operator:  United States Navy: 5 in commission

• Wasp class amphibious assault ship (LHD 1)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 40,500 tons
  • Operator:  United States Navy: 7 in commission plus 1 building

[edit] Amphibious transport docks

• Austin class amphibious transport dock (LPD 4)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 17,000 tons
  • Operator:  United States Navy: 11 in commission

• Foudre class dock landing ship
  • Builder:  France
  • Displacement: 12,000 tons
  • Operator:  French Navy: 2 in service

• Harpers Ferry class amphibious transport dock (LSD 49)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 16,500 tons
  • Operator:  United States Navy: 4 in commission

• Ouragan class amphibious transport dock
  • Builder:  France
  • Displacement: 8,500 tons
  • Operator:  French Navy: 2 in service

• San Antonio class amphibious transport dock (LPD 17)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 25,000 tons
  • Operator:  United States Navy: 1 in commission with 6 building

• Whidbey Island class dock landing ship (LSD 41)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 16,300 tons
  • Operator:  United States Navy: 8 in commission

• Rotterdam class amphibious transport dock (A 800)
  • Builder:  Netherlands
  • Displacement: 12,750 tons
  • Operator:  Royal Netherlands Navy: 1 in commission

• johan de Witt class amphibious transport dock (A 801)
  • Builder:  Netherlands
  • Displacement: 17,550 tons
  • Operator:  Royal Netherlands Navy: 1 in commission

[edit] Landing Ship Tank (LST)

• Alligator class LST (Project 1171 Tapir)
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 4,350 tons
  • Operator:  Russian Navy: 5 in service

• General Frank S. Besson, Jr. class LST (LSV 1)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 4,200 tons
  • Operator: United States Army: 6 in commission

• Ivan Rogov class large landing ship (Project 1174)
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 14,000 tons
  • Operator:  Russian Navy: 1 in service

• Ropucha class large landing ship (Project 775)
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 4,000 tons
  • Operator:  Russian Navy: 13 Ropucha I and 3 Ropucha II in service

• Yukan class large landing ship (Project 072)
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 4,170 tons
  • Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: 7 in service

• Yuting class large landing ship (Project 074)
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 4,800 tons
  • Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: 6 in service

[edit] Medium landing craft

• Barbe class landing craft
  • Builder:  Germany
  • Displacement: 430 tons
  • Operator:  German Navy: 2 in service

• Champlain class light transport
  • Builder:  France
  • Displacement: 1,300 tons
  • Operator:  French Navy: 5 in service

• Cetina class utility landing craft
  • Builder:  Croatia
  • Displacement: 880 tons
  • Operator:  Croatian Navy: 2 in service

• Polnocny class landing craft (Project 771/774)
  • Builder:  Poland
  • Displacement:
  • Operator:  Russian Navy: 1 Polnocny B and 4 Polnocny C in service

• Runnymede class landing craft (LCU 2000)
  • Builder:  United States
  • Displacement: 1,100 tons
  • Operator: United States Army: 35 in commission

• Vydra class landing craft
  • Builder:  Soviet Union as well as  Bulgaria
  • Displacement: 550 tons
  • Operators:
    •  Bulgarian Navy: 3 of many delivered, including locally built examples, converted for mine laying

• Yudao class landing craft (Project 073)
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 1,460 tons
  • Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: 2 in service plus more in reserve

• Yudeng class landing craft
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 1,850 tons
  • Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: 1 in service

• Yuhai class utility landing craft
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 800 tons
  • Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: 12 in service plus more building

• Yuling class utility landing craft (Project 079)
  • Builder:  People's Republic of China
  • Displacement: 600 tons
  • Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: 23 in service

[edit] Hovercraft landing craft

• Pomornik class hovercraft landing craft (Project 1232.2 Zubr)
  • Builder:  Soviet Union
  • Displacement: 550 tons
  • Operator:  Russian Navy: 2 in service

[edit] Other naval vessels

• List of auxiliary ship classes in service
• List of submarine classes in service

[edit] See also

• List of naval ship classes