List of naval ship classes in service

The list of naval ship classes in service includes all combatant surface classes in service currently with navies or armed forces and auxiliaries in the world. Ships are grouped by type, and listed alphabetically within.

For other vessels, see also:

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

Aircraft carriers

Cavour-class aircraft carrier

• Builders:  Italy
• Type: Aircraft carrier
• Displacement: 27,910 tons
• Aircraft: 8 AV-8B Harrier II Plus, 12 EH101 helicopters
• Armament: 4 × A43 SYLVER VLS for 32 Aster 15 SAM, 2 × Otobreda 76 mm gun Davide Strales, 3 × Oerlikon Contraves 25/80 mm Anti-asymetric attack warfare gun
• Powerplant: 4 × General Electric/Avio LM2500+ gas turbines, 2 shafts, 88.000 KW, 6 × Diesel generators (13.200 KW)
• Speed 29+ knots
• Ships in class: 1
• Operator:  Marina Militare
• Commissioned: 2008
• Fate: In active service

Centaur-class aircraft carrier

• Builders:  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 28,700 tons
• Aircraft: 28 VSTOL aircraft and helicopters
• Armament: (Viraat) 2 × 40mm Bofors guns, 16 × Barak 1
• Propulsion: 2 Parsons geared steam turbines, 76,000 shp
• Speed: 28 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operators:  Indian Navy
• Commissioned: 1989
• Fate: 1 in Indian service

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

Charles de Gaulle-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier

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

Clemenceau-class aircraft carrier

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

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 40 mm/70 mm 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

Vikramaditya (modified Kiev)-class aircraft carrier

• Builders:  India/ Russia
• Displacement: 45,400
• Aircraft: 30 × fighters and 6 × helicopters
• Armament: Barak 8 SAM, AK-630 CIWS
• Propulsion: 8 turbopressurized boilers, 4 shafts, 4 geared steam turbines, 180,000 hp
• Speed: in excess of 30 knots
• Ships in class: 1
• Operators:  Indian Navy
• Commissioned: 16 December 2013
• Fate: In active service with India

Admiral Kuznetsov-class (Project 1143.5) aircraft carrier

• Builders:  Soviet Union
• Displacement: 67,000 tons
• Aircraft: 17 fixed-wing aircraft and 24 helicopters
• Armament: 12 × P-700 Granit SSM; 192 × Tor SAM; 8 × CADS-1 CIWS; 8 × AK-630; 2 × 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 People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: 1995
• Fate: 2 in service

Nimitz-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 × Sea Sparrow SAM; 4 × Phalanx CIWS; 42 × RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile SAM
• Powerplant: 2 × A4W reactors, 4 × steam turbines (260,000 shp)
• Speed: 30+ knots
• Ships in class: 10
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 3 May 1975
• Fate: 10 in service, last scheduled to serve through 2060

Cruisers

De Zeven Provinciën-class gun cruiser

• Builders:  Netherlands
• Displacement: 12,165 tons
• Armament: 4 twin Bofors 152 mm/53 guns, 2 twin Otobreda 40 mm/70 Compact guns, 4 single Bofors 40 mm/70 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

Kirov-class battlecruiser

• Builders:  Russia (Baltic Shipyard in Saint Petersburg)
• Displacement: 26,000 tons
• Aircraft: 3 × Kamov Ka-27 helicopters
• Armament (Class leader): 20 × P-700 Granit SSM; 4 × 9K33 Osa SAM; 96 × SA-N-6 SAM; 2 × SS-N-14 ASWM; 10 × 533 mm torpedo tubes; 2 × 100 mm guns, 2 × 130 mm guns, AK-630 CIWS; RBU-6000 ASW rockets, 2x RBU-1000 ASW rockets
• Armament (Surviving units): 20 × P-700 Granit SSM; 4 × 9K33 Osa SAM; 96 × SA-N-6 SAM; 24x octuple SA-N-9 Gauntlet SAM; 10x SS-N-15 ASWM; 10 × 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 × KN-3 reactors, 2 × oil fired boilers, 2 × 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 on conservation, 1 cancelled

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 × SS-N-12 SSM; 64 × SA-N-6 Grumble SAM; 2 × 130 mm guns; 6 × AK-630 cannon; 10 × 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 preserved

Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruiser

• Builders:  United States
• Displacement: 10,000 tons
• Aircraft: 2 × Sikorsky SH-60 Seahawk
• Armament: 2 × 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 × 127 mm DP guns; 2 × Phalanx CIWS, 8 Harpoon SSM
• Powerplant: 4 × 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

Destroyers

051 type destroyer (NATO codename Luda)

• Builders:  China (Luda Naval Facility in Dalian; Zhonghua Shipyard in Shanghai; Guangzhou Shipyard in Guangzhou)
• Type: Surface warfare guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 3,670 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: 9 in active service, 1 scrapped, 5 retired as of 2012; 1 modified to Luda II standard; 2 modified to Luda III standard, 2 modified to Luda IV standard

052 type destroyer (NATO codename Luhu)

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai)
• Type: Multi-role guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 4,800 tons
• Aircraft: 2 Z-9 Haitun helicopters
• Armament: 16 C-802 SSM; 8 HQ-7 SAM + reloads; 1 dual-100 mm gun; 2 × 30mm Type 730 CIWS(after 2011 refit); 6 × 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

051B type destroyer (NATO codename Luhai)

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Dalian Shipyard in Dalian)
• Type: Multi-role guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 6,100 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Z-9C Haitun helicopter
• Armament: 16 YJ-83 SSM; 1 octuple launcher for 8 HQ-7 SAM ready to fire + 24 reloads; 1 dual-100 mm gun; 4 dual-37 mm AA guns
• Powerplant: 2 steam 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

052B type destroyer (NATO codename Luyang I)

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai)
• Type: Multi-role guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 5,850 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Kamov Ka-28 helicopter
• Armament: 16 × YJ-83 SSM, 48 × SA-N-12 SAM, 1 × 100 mm gun, 2 × 30 mm Type 730 CIWS, 2 × Triple 324 mm ASW torpedo tubes, 2 × Type 75, 12-barrel 240 mm antisubmarine rocket launchers, 4 × 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

051C type destroyer (NATO codename Luzhou)

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Dalian Shipyard in Dalian)
• Type: Air defense guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 7,100 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Kamov Ka-28 helicopter
• Armament: 8 YJ-83, 48 vertically launched S-300FM (SA-N-20) SAM, 1 × 100 mm gun; 2 × 30 mm Type 730 CIWS; 4 × 18 barrel multiple rocket launcher, 2 triple 324 mm ASW torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 2 indigenous steam turbines
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: 2006
• Fate: In active service

052C type destroyer (NATO codename Luyang II)

• 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 × quad cells, possibly YJ-62 (C-602), 48 vertically launched HHQ-9 SAM, 1 × 100 mm gun; 2 × 30 mm Type 730 CIWS; 4 × 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: 6
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: July 2004
• Fate: In active service

052D type destroyer (NATO codename Luyang III)

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai)
• Type: Air defense guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 7,500 tons
• Aircraft: 1 -2 Kamov Ka-28 helicopter
• Armament: Anti-ship missile, 64 vertically launched SAM, 1 × 130 mm gun; Type 730 CIWS; 2 triple ASW torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 2 gas-turbines and 2 MTU diesel engines
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 10
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: March 2014
• Fate: first batch: 3 in active service, 2 under sea trial, 4 fitting out, 1 under construction, 2 more planned

Almirante Brown-class destroyer (MEKO 360H2 type)

• Builder:  Germany
• Displacement: 2,900 tons (empty); 3,360 tons (full load)
• Operator:  Argentine Navy: 4 in service

Arleigh Burke-class destroyer

• Type: Large multi-role guided missile destroyer
• Builder:  United States (Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine and Northrop Grumman Ship Systems in Pascagoula, Mississippi)
• Displacement: 9,200 tons
• Aircraft: 2 SH-60 Seahawk helicopters (Flight IIA only)
• Armament: 90 cell vertical launch system for SM-2, Tomahawk, or VL-Asroc; 1 × 5-inch DP gun; 6 × Mk 46 torpedo tubes
• Propulsion: 4 × LM2500 gas turbines (100,000 shp)
• Speed: 30 knots (56 km/h)
• Ships in class: 62 total: 25 Flight I, 7 Flight II, 2 Flight IIA (with 5"/54 gun), and 28 Flight IIA (with 5"/62 guns) plus a further 10 Flight IIA planned
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 4 July 1991
• Fate: In active service

Asagiri-class destroyer

• Type: Multi-role destroyer
• Builder:  Japan (IHI in Tokyo and others)
• Displacement: 3,500 tons
• Armament: RGM-84 Harpoon SSM, Sea Sparrow, ASROC anti-submarine rocket, 1 × 76 mm 62cal rapid fire gun (0T0 Melara 3), 2 × 20mm CIWS, 2 × Type 68 triple torpedo tubes
• Propulsion: 4 gas turbines, two shafts (54,000 shaft horsepower)
• Speed: 30 knots (56 km/h)
• Ships in class: 8
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: 17 March 1988
• Fate: In active service; 2 converted to training vessels

Atago-class destroyer

• Builder:  Japan (MHI)
• Type: Large guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 10,000 tons
• Armament: 1 × 5-inch (127 mm/L62) Mk-45 Mod 4 naval gun in a stealth-shaped mount. (Made by Japan Steel Works licensed from its original manufacturer); 2 × missile canister up to 8 Type 90 (SSM-1B); 2 × 20 mm Phalanx CIWS; 2 × Type 68 triple torpedo tubes (6 × Mk-46 or Type 73 torpedoes); 96-cell Mk-41 VLS: (64 at the bow / 32 cells at the stern aft) for a mix of: SM-2MR Standard missile, SM-3 anti-ballistic missile and RUM-139 vertical launch ASROC (anti-submarine)
• Powerplant: CODOG
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 2(and an additional two to a modified design being built)
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: September 2007
• Fate: In active service

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 30 mm 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

Delhi-class destroyer

• Builders:  India (Mazgaon Dockyard in Mumbai)
• Type: Guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 6,700 tons
• Aircraft: 2 Sea King helicopters
• Armament: 16 × SS-N-25 Switchblade SSM; 2 × 3S-90 launchers fitted with Shtil SAM system; 1 × 100 mm AK-100; 4 × 30 mm AK-630; 5 × 533 mm PTA 533 quintuple torpedo tube launchers; 2 × 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

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

Gwanggaeto the Great (KDX-1 Okpo)-class destroyer

• Builders:  South Korea (Daewoo in Geoje)
• Type: Destroyer helicopter
• Displacement: 3,900 tons
• Armament: 2 × quadruple Harpoon missile canisters, 1 × Mk.48 mod2 VLS with 16 Sea Sparrow missiles, 1 × OTO Melara 127 mm (5 in)/54 gun, 2 × Signaal 30 mm Goalkeeper CIWS, 2 × triple Mark 46 torpedo tubes
• Aircraft: 2 × 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

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 × 5-inch 54cal rapid fire gun (Mk42), 2 × 20 mm CIWS, 2 × Type 68 triple torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 4 gas turbines (2 × Kawasaki Rolls Royce Spey SM1A for cruising) (2 × 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

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 × Otobreda 76 mm gun, 2 × 20 mm CIWS, 2 × Type 68 triple torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 4 gas turbines, two shafts (45,000 hp)
• 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

Horizon-class destroyer

• Builders:  France,  Italy
• Type: Anti-air warfare frigate
• Displacement: 5,600 tons (7,050 tons full load)
• Aircraft: 1 NH90 or EH101
• Armament: 8x ExocetMM40 SSM (French version) or 8x TESEO mk-2/A SSM (Italian version), 2x Otobreda 76 mm super rapid guns, 2x 20 mm modèle F2 guns or 2x KBA Oerlikon 25 mm/80, PAAMS (Principal Anti-Air Missile System): Sylver A50 vertical launchers with 32 Aster 30 and 16 Aster 15 missiles, 2x MU90 Impact double torpedo tubes, 2x SCLAR-H chaff, decoy and flares launchers, 2x SLAT anti torpedo system
• Powerplant: 2 × 31,280 hp GE/Avio General Electric LM2500 gas turbines, 2 × 5,875 hp SEMT Pielstick 12 PA6 STC diesels
• Speed: 29 knots
• Range: 7,000 nmi at 18 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  French Navy,  Marina Militare
• Commissioned: 2007
• Fate: In active service

Iroquois-class destroyer

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

Kara (Project 1134B) Berkut B-class destroyer

• 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

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

Kee Lung (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

Kolkata-class destroyer

• Builders:  India (Mazgaon Dockyard)
• Type: Guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 7,500 tons
• Aircraft: 2 Sea King, Dhruv or Chetak helicopters
• Armament: 18 × Brahmos SSM; 64 × Barak-8 and Barak-1 SAM; 1 × 76 mm SRGM; 4 × 30 mm AK-630; 4 × 533 mm PTA 533 quintuple torpedo tube launchers; 2 × RBU-6000 Anti-submarine rocket launchers
• Powerplant: 2 diesel engines and 2 gas turbines
• Speed: in excess of 30 knots
• Ships in class: 7 total
• Operator:  Indian Navy
• Commissioned: 16 August 2014
• Fate: 3 in active service, 4 more to be commissioned

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 × 5 inch (127 mm) / 54 caliber Oto-Breda Compact Gun, 2 × 20 mm Phalanx CIWS, 2 × Mark 32 triple torpedo tubes (6 × 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

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 × 76 mm 62 cal rapid fire gun (0T0 Melara 3), 2 × 20 mm CIWS, 2 × 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

Sejong the Great (KDX-III)-class destroyer

• Builders:  South Korea (Hyundai Heavy Industries)
• Type: Guided missile destroyer
• Displacement: 10,290 tons
• Armament: 1 × 5-inch (127 mm/L62) Mk-45 Mod 4 (lightweight gun), 1 × 30 mm Goalkeeper CIWS, 1 × RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile launcher, SM-2 Block IIIB in Mk. 41 80-cell Vertical Launching System, 4 × SSM-700K Hae Sung long-range anti-ship missile launchers with four missiles in each launcher, 32 × Hyunmoo IIIC land-attack cruise missiles + 16 × K-ASROC in 48-cell Vertical Launching System, 32 × K745 LW Cheong Sahng-uh torpedoes
• Aircraft: 2 × 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: 3
• Operator:  Republic of Korea Navy
• Commissioned: 25 May 2007
• Fate: In active service

Sovremenny (Project 956 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

Shirane-class destroyer

• Builders:  Japan (IHI in Tokyo)
• Type: Destroyer Helicopter
• Displacement: 5,200 tons
• Armament:Sea Sparrow SAM, RUM-139 ASROC, 2 × 5-inch (127 mm)/54 caliber gun, 2 × 20 mm Phalanx CIWS, 2 × Mark 32 triple torpedo tubes (Mk-46 torpedoes)
• Aircraft: 3 × 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

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 × 5" 54cal rapid fire gun (Mk42), 2 × 20mm CIWS, 2 × 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

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 × Otobreda 127 mm/54 gun, 2 × 20 mm CIWS, 2 × 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

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 × Vickers 4.5-inch gun, 2 × 20 mm Oerlikon guns; Later: 2 × three tube STWS-1 launchers for (Mk.44 / 46, Stingray) torpedoes, 2 × 20 mm Phalanx CIWS, 4 × Oerlikon / BMARC 30 mm L/75 KCB guns in GCM-A03 twin mounts, 2 × 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: 1 in active service, 3 sunk, 7 scrapped, 5 decommissioned

Type 45 destroyer

• Builders:  United Kingdom
• Type: Air defense destroyer
• Displacement: 7,205 tonnes Light Seagoing; 8,092 tonnes Deep load
• Aircraft: 1 Westland Lynx HMA8 helicopter or 1 × Merlin HM1 helicopter
• Armament: SYLVER missile launcher, 48 × MBDA Aster missiles (Aster 15 and Aster 30), 2 × Phalanx CIWS 20 mm close-in weapons systems (fitted for but not with), 1 × 4.5-inch (113 mm) Mk 8 mod 1 gun, 2 × Oerlikon 30 mm KCB guns on DS-30B mounts, NATO Seagnat countermeasures launchers, SSTDS underwater decoy
• Powerplant: 2 Rolls-Royce WR-21 gas turbines (21.5 MW); 2 Converteam electric motors (20 MW)
• Speed: 29+ knots
• Ships in class: 6 total
• Operators:  Royal Navy
• Commissioned: 23 July 2009
• Fate: 6 in active service

Udaloy (Project 1155 Fregat)-class destroyer

• 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 × 100 mm guns; 4 × 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

Frigates

053H, 053H1, 053H2, 053H1Q, 053H1G type frigate (NATO codename Jianghu I, II, III, IV, V)

• 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: 39 total: 14 Jianghu I, 9 Jianghu II, 3 Jianghu III, 1 Jianghu IV, 6 Jianghu V, 6 export version
• Operators:  People's Liberation Army Navy,  Royal Thai Navy,  Bangladesh Navy,  Egyptian Navy,  Myanmar Navy
• Commissioned: 1976
• Fate: Most in active service, 7 retired

053H2G type frigate (NATO codename Jiangwei I)

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Hudong Shipyard in Shanghai and Huangpo Shipyard in Guangzhou)
• Type: Multi-role guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 2,250–2,393 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Harbin Z-9 helicopter
• Armament: 6 × YJ-83 SSM; 6 × HQ-61 SAM; 4 × dual-37 mm guns; 1 × dual-100 mm gun; 2 × 6-tube ASW rocket launchers; 6 × torpedo launchers; 2 × 15-barrel decoy rocket launchers; 2 × DC racks & launcher
• Powerplant: 4 diesel engines; 2 shafts; 22,840 bhp total power
• Speed: 28 knots
• Range: 4,000 nmi at 18 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: 1992
• Fate: In active service

053H3 type frigate (NATO codename Jiangwei II)

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Hudong Shipyard in Shanghai and Huangpo Shipyard in Guangzhou)
• Type: Multi-role guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 2,250–2,393 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Harbin Z-9 helicopter
• Armament: 8 × YJ-83 SSM; 8 × HQ-7 SAM; 4 × dual-37 mm guns; 1 × dual-100 mm gun; 2 × 6-tube ASW rocket launchers; 6 × torpedo launchers; 2 × 15-barrel decoy rocket launchers; 2 × DC racks & launcher
• Powerplant: 4 diesel engines; 2 shafts; 22,840 bhp total power
• Speed: 28 knots
• Range: 4,000 nmi at 18 knots
• Ships in class: 10
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: 1999
• Fate: In active service

054 type frigate (NATO codename Jiangkai I)

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Hudong Shipyard in Shanghai and Huangpu Shipyard in Guangzhou)
• Type: Multi-role guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 3,000–4,300 tons (estimated)
• Aircraft: 1 Z-9 or Kamov Ka-28 helicopter
• Armament: 2 × 4 YJ-83 (C-803) SSM; 1 × HQ-7 8-cell SAM; 1 × 100 mm gun; 4 × AK-630 37 mm CIWS; 2 × triple 324mm YU-7 ASW torpedoes; 2 × 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

054A type frigate (NATO codename Jiangkai II)

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Hudong Shipyard in Shanghai and Huangpu Shipyard in Guangzhou)
• Type: Multi-role guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 3,600–4,053 tons (estimated)
• Aircraft: 1 Z-9 or Kamov Ka-28 helicopter
• Armament: 2 × 4 YJ-83 (C-803) SSM; 1 × HQ-16 32-cell VLS SAM; 1 × 76 mm dual purpose gun; 2 × Type 730 7-barrel 30 mm CIWS; 2 × triple 324mm YU-7 ASW torpedoes; 2 × 6 Type 87 240mm anti-submarine rocket launcher (36 rockets carried); 2 × Type 726-4 18-tube decoy rocket launchers
• Powerplant: 4 Shaanxi/SEMT Pielstick diesels
• Speed: 27 knots (estimated)
• Ships in class: 22 (more fitting out or under construction)
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: January 2008
• Fate: In active service

Abukuma-class destroyer escort

• Type: Destroyer escort
• Builder:  Japan
• Displacement: 2,550 tons
• Armament: 8 Harpoon Missiles SSM, ASROC octuple launcher, 1 Otobreda 76 mm, 1 Phalanx CIWS, 1 375 mm ASW rocket launcher, 2 triple 324 mm Mk 32 ASW torpedo tubes
• Propulsion: 2 Spey SM1A gas turbines, 2 Mitsubishi, 2 shafts
• Speed: 27 knots (50 km/h)
• Ships in class: 6
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: 12 December 1989
• Fate: In active service

Cannon-class destroyer escort

• Type: Destroyer escort
• Builder:  United States
• Displacement: 1,620 tons
• Armament: 3 3"/50 caliber gun Mk.22 dual purpose guns, 3 Mk.1 Mod.2 Twin L/60 caliber Bofors 40 mm gun, 6 Mk.10 70 caliber Oerlikon 20 mm cannon
• Propulsion:2 × GM-EMD 16-645E7 (Turbo) main Diesel engines, 2× GM-EMD 8-268A auxiliary Diesel engines with 200 kW generator; 1× GM-EMD 3-268A auxiliary Diesel engine with 100 kW generator, 2× shafts
• Speed: 18 knots (33 km/h)
• Ships in class: unknown
• Operator:  Philippine Navy
• Commissioned: 29 August 1943
• Fate: In active service

Álvaro de Bazán (F100)-class frigate

• Builders:  Spain (IZAR, in Ferrol)
• Type: Air defense guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 6,250 tons
• Aviation: 1 Sikorsky SH-60B LAMPS III Seahawk helicopter
• Armament: 1 × 5-inch/54 Mk45 Mod 2 gun, 2 × CIWS FABA 20 mm/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: 5 + (3 under construction)
• Operator:  Spanish Navy,  Royal Australian Navy (three under construction)
• Commissioned: 19 September 2002
• Fate: In active service

Anzac-class frigate

• Type: Frigate
• Builder: Tenix for  Australia /  New Zealand
• Displacement: 3,600 tons
• Armament: 1 × 8-cell Mk 41 VLS, 8 × canister launched Harpoon missiles (Australian ships only), 1 × 5 in/54 (127 mm) Mk 45 Mod 2 gun, 6 × 324 mm (2 triple) Mk 32 Mod 5 torpedo tubes, 1 × Phalanx CIWS (NZ ships only), 6 × 50 calibre machine guns.
• Propulsion: 1 × General Electric LM2500+ gas turbine and 2 × MTU 12V1163 TB83 diesel engines, 2 shafts
• Speed: 27 knots (50 km/h)
• Ships in class: 10
• Operator:  Royal Australian Navy /  Royal New Zealand Navy
• Commissioned: 18 September 1996
• Fate: In active service

Artigliere-class patrol frigate

• Type: Multi-role frigate
• Builder:  Italy
• Displacement: 2,400 tons
• Armament: 8 missiles Teseo Otomat SSM, 16 Sea Sparrow SAMs, OTO Melara 127 mm/54 gun, 2 twin Breda 40 mm/70 AA
• Propulsion: 2 gas turbines Fiat/GE LM 2500, 2 Diesel GMT Bl 230.20 M, 2 shafts
• Speed: 35 knots (65 km/h)
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  Marina Militare
• Commissioned: 1994
• Fate: In active service

Brahmaputra-class frigate

• Builders:  India
• Type: Guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 3,850 tons
• Armament: 16 3M-24E (SS-N-25 Switchblade) SSMs, Barak 1 system, 1 Otobreda 76 mm gun, 1 AK-630 30 mm, 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

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; 4 324 mm 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

Bremen-class frigate

• Builders:  West Germany
• Type: Multi 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; 2 324 mm 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

Cassard-class frigate

• Builders:  France
• Type: 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

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,  National Navy of Uruguay
• Commissioned: 11 November 1958
• Fate: 3 active in Uruguayan service

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

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

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

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 × 76 mm OTO Melara(SR) gun; 4 machine guns; Depth charge; 4 × 12.75-inch 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 4.5 MW each; 2 shafts
• Ships in class: 3, 2 in construction
• Operator:  Royal Norwegian Navy
• Commissioned: 5 April 2006
• Fate: In active service

F-22P Zulfiquar-class frigate

• Builders:  Pakistan,  China
• Type: Multi-purpose frigate
• Displacement: 3,144 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Harbin Z-9EC ASW helicopter
• Armament: 1× 76.2 mm calibre AK-176M(main gun), Type 730B CIWS (2× 30 mm 7-barrel gatling guns), 1× 8-cell FM-90N SAM launcher, 2× 4-cell C-802 SSM launchers, 2× 3-cell ET-52C torpedo launchers, 2× 6-cell RDC-32 anti-submarine rockets
• Powerplant: CODAD 2 × Tognum MTU 12V 1163 TB 83 @ 10.5MW, and 2 MTU cruise diesels @ 6.6MW
• Speed: 29 knots
• Range: 4000 nmi
• Ships in class: 4, 2 possibly under construction
• Operator: Pakistan Navy
• Commissioned: 30 July 2009
• Fate: In active service

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 machine guns; 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

Godavari-class frigate

• Builders:  India
• Type: Multi-purpose frigate
• Displacement: 3,600 tons
• Armament: 2 × 57 mm (twin), 8 × 30 mm (4 twins), 4 × SS-N-2D styx SSM, 1 × SA-N-4 Gecko SAM launcher or Trishul, 6 × 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

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 (Designated multi-role patrol frigate in the CF)
• Displacement: 4,770 tons
• Aircraft: 1 × CH-124 Sea King helicopter
• Armament: 8 × MK 141 RGM-84 Harpoon SSM; 16 × Sea Sparrow SAM/SSM; 1 × Bofors SAK 57 mm; 1 × Phalanx CIWS (Block 1); 8 × M2 Machine Guns; 4 × 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
• Operator:  Royal Canadian Navy
• Commissioned: 29 June 1992
• Fate: In active service

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

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 Marine Component,  Chilean Navy,  Portuguese Navy
• Commissioned: 31 May 1991
• Fate: In active service

Kasturi-class frigate

• Builders:  Germany (Blohm + Voss in Kiel)
• Type: Light frigate
• Displacement: 1,850 tons
• Armament: 1 × Creusot Loire Compact 100 mm/55 DP gun, 1 × Bofors 57 mm/70 DP gun, 2 dual 30 mm Emerlec Mk74 twin mountings AA gun, MANPADs SAM, 8 × MBDA Exocet MM40-Block 2, 1 × Bofors 375 mm twin barrel ASW
• Powerplant: 4 × MTU 20V 1163 TB92 diesels, 21.460 hp, 2 shafts
• Speed: 28 knots
• Ships in class: 2 total:
• Operator:  Royal Malaysian Navy
• Commissioned: 15 August 1984
• Fate: In active service

Knox-class frigate

• Builders:  United States,  Spain
• Type: Anti-submarine frigate
• Displacement: 4,200 tons
• Aviation: 1 helicopter
• Armament: 8 ARSOC; 8 Harpoon SSM; 1 × Mk 42 5-inch/54 caliber gun; 1 Phalanx CIWS; 4 Mk 46 torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 2 – 1200 psi boilers; 1 geared turbine, 1 shaft; 35,000 hp
• Speed: 27 knots
• Ships in class: 51
• Operators:  Spanish Navy,  Republic of China Navy,  Mexican Navy,  Egyptian Navy,  Turkish Navy,  Royal Thai Navy
• Commissioned: 12 April 1969
• Fate: Some in active service

Koni (Project 1159)-class frigate

• Builders:  Soviet Union (Zelenodolsk Shipyard in Zelenodolsk, Tartarstan)
• Type: Coastal anti-submarine warfare frigate
• Displacement: 1,900 tons
• Armament: 4 Styx SSM; 20 SA-N-4 SAM; 4 × 76 mm; 4 × 30 mm
• Powerplant: CODAG arrangement; 2 diesel engines; 1 gas turbine; 35,000 shp total power
• Speed: 27 knots
• Ships in class: 14 total: 6 Koni I and 8 Koni II
• Operator:  Russian Navy,  Bulgarian Navy,  Algerian National Navy,  Cuban Navy,  Libyan Navy,  Military of Serbia and Montenegro
• Commissioned: 1976
• Fate: Most in active service

Krivak (Project 1135 Burevestnik)-class frigate

• Builders:  Soviet Union /  Russia /  Ukraine (Severnaya Verf 190 in St. Petersburg; Yantar Zavod in Kaliningrad; Zaliv Zavod in Kerch)
• Type:
  • Project 1135 Anti-submarine frigate (Russian designation 'patrol ship')
  • Project 11351 Border Guard Service of Russia
  • Project 11356 Frigate
• Displacement:
  • 3,575 tons ( 1135 )
  • 3,830 tons ( 11351 )
  • 4,035 tons ( 11356 )
• Armament:
  • 4 × SSM; 40 × SS-N-4 SAM; 2 × 100 mm or 4 × 76 mm gun; 2 RPU-6000; 8 × 533 mm torpedoes; 16 mines ( 1135 )
  • 1 х 100 mm gun, 2 х 6 30mm guns, 2 × 4 533 mm torpedo tubes, 2 × RBU-6000 Anti-Submarine rockets ( 11351 )
  • 1 × 100 mm gun, two Kashtan CIWS systems, eight-cell VLS for 3M-54E Klub and BrahMos missiles, one 3S-90 launcher for 9M317 (SA-N-12) SAMs, eight Igla-1E (SA-16) SAMs, 1 × RBU-6000 rocket launcher, two twin 533 mm torpedo tubes ( 11356 )
• Aircraft: 1 Kamov Ka-27 ( 11351 and 11356 )
• Powerplant:
  • COGAG arrangement; 2 M8K and 2 M62 gas turbines; 2 shafts; 48,000 hp total power ( 1135 )
  • 2 × DS-71 gas turbines and 2 × DT-59 boost turbines, driving two shafts ( 11356 )
• Speed:
  • 30 knots ( 1135 )
  • 32 ( 11356 )
• Ships in class:
  • 32 ( 1135 )
  • 8 ( 11351 )
  • 4 + 5 laid down ( 11356 )
• Operators:
  •  Russian Navy : 3 ( 1135 ), 7 ( 11351 ), 3 laid down ( 11356 )
  •  Ukrainian Navy : 1 ( 11351 )
  •  Indian Navy : 4 + 2 laid down ( 11356 )
• Commissioned:
  • 1970 ( 1135 )
  • 1984 ( 11351 )
  • 2002 ( 11356 )
• Fate: total 15 in service

La Fayette-class frigate

• Builders:  France
• Type: Patrol frigate
• Displacement: 3,280 long tons (3,330 t)
• Aircraft: 1 Eurocopter Panther helicopter
• Armament: 8 Exocet SSM; 8 Crotale SAM; 1 × 100 mm gun; 2 × 20 mm guns
• Powerplant: 4 diesel engines; 2 shafts; 17,600 brake horsepower (13,100 kW) total power
• Speed: 25 knots (46 km/h)
• Range: 9,000 nautical miles (17,000 km) at economical speed, 12 knots (22 km/h)
• Ships in class: 14
• Operators:  Marine Nationale,  Royal Saudi Navy,  Republic of China Navy
• Commissioned: 1995
• Fate: In active service

Leander-class frigate

• Builders:  United Kingdom,  Australia,  Netherlands
• Type: General-purpose frigate
• Displacement: 2,860 tons (Batch 1 & 2), 3,000 tons (Batch 3)
• Armament: Various configurations
• Powerplant: 2 steam turbines, 2 shafts, 25,000 shp
• Speed: 28 knots
• Ships in class: 46
• Operators:  Royal Navy,  Royal Australian Navy,  Royal New Zealand Navy,  Indian Navy,  Pakistan Navy,  Chilean Navy,  South African Navy,  Ecuadorian Navy
• Commissioned: 27 March 1963
• Fate: Some in active service

Lekiu-class frigate

• Builders:  United Kingdom (Yarrow Shipbuilders in Glasgow)
• Type: Frigate
• Displacement: 2,270 tons
• Armament: 16 Seawolf SHORADS SAM, 8 MM40 Blk II Exocet SSM, 2 × B515 triple 12.75-inch torpedo for launching Whitehead 324 mm tubes, 1 Bofors 57 mm/70 dual purpose guns, 2 MSI 30 mm AA guns,
• Powerplant: 4 × diesels driving 2 shafts, 16,000 bhp
• Speed: 28 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Royal Malaysian Navy
• Commissioned: December 1994
• Fate: In active service

Lupo-class frigate

• Builders:  Italy
• Type: Multi-role frigate
• Displacement: 2,525 tons
• Armament: 8 Otomat Mk 2 SSMs, • 8 Sea Sparrows SAMs, 1 OTO Melara 127/54 mm gun, 2 Breda-Bofors twin 40/70 mm guns, 2 Mark 32 triple torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 2 General Electric / Fiat LM2500 gas turbines,2 GMT A230-20 diesel engines,
• Speed: 35 knots
• Ships in class: 14
• Operators:  Marina Militare,  Peruvian Navy,  Bolivarian Armada of Venezuela
• Commissioned: 1978
• Fate: In active service

Maestrale- class frigate

• Builders:  Italy
• Type: Multi-role frigate
• Displacement: 3,040 tons
• Armament: 4 missile launchers Teseo Mk 2, 1 8-cells missile launcher Albatros/Aspide, 1 x 127 mm/54 gun, 4 x 40 mm/70 guns, 2 x 533 mm torpedo launchers, 6 × ASW 324 mm torpedo launchers
• Powerplant: 2 × General Electric/Avio LM2500 gas turbines, 2 D Grandi Motori Trieste BL-230-20-DVM, 2 shafts
• Speed: 32–33 knots
• Ships in class: 8
• Operator:  Marina Militare
• Commissioned: 1980
• Fate: In active service

Neustrashimy-class frigate

• Builders:  Russia (Yantar Baltic Shipbuilding in Kaliningrad)
• Type: Anti-submarine warfare frigate
• Displacement: 4,000 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Kamov Ka-27 helicopter
• Armament: 8 Kh-35 Uran SSM; 32 SA-N-9 SAM; 1 × 100 mm gun; 2 CIWS; 6 torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: COGAG arrangement; 4 gas turbines; 2 shafts; 57,000 shp total power
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Russian Navy
• Commissioned: 1998
• Fate: 2 in active service, 1 scrapped incomplete

Niterói-class frigate

• Builders:  United Kingdom,  Brazil
• Type: Multi-role frigate
• Displacement: 3,707 tons
• Armament: MM-40 Exocet SSM; ASPIDE SAM; 1 Vickers gun 4.5-inch Mk 8, 2 Bofors SAK 40 mm/70 AA; 2 x3 torpedo tubes for Mk-46 torpedoes; anti-submarine rocket launcher
• Powerplant: 2 Rolls Royce Olympus gas turbines, 4 MTU Diesels
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 6
• Operator:  Brazilian Navy
• Commissioned: 20 November 1976
• Fate: In active service

Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigate

• Builders:  United States (Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine, Todd Pacific Shipyards in Seattle, Washington and San Pedro, California,  Spain, in Bazan, Ferrol and  Australia, AMECON Williamstown, Victoria
• Type: Multi-role guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 4,100 tons
• Aviation: 2 SH-60 Seahawk helicopters
• Armament: 40 Harpoon SSM or SM-1MR SAM; 1 × 76 mm gun; 1 Phalanx CIWS; 6 torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 2 LM2500 gas turbines; 1 shaft; 41,000 shp total power
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 71
• Operators:  Royal Australian Navy,  Spanish Navy,  Republic of China Navy,  Polish Navy,  Egyptian Navy,  Royal Bahrain Naval Force,  Turkish Navy, Pakistan Navy
• Commissioned: 17 December 1977
• Fate: Most in active service

Sachsen-class frigate

• Builders:  Germany
• Type: Air defense guided missile frigate
• Displacement: 5,690 tons
• Aircraft: 2 Sea Lynx Mk.88A or 2 NH90 helicopters
• Armament: 1 VLS 32 ESSM and 24 SM-2 IIIA SAM, 2 RAM launchers with 21 SAM/CIWS-missiles each, 2 quadruple Harpoon SSM launcher, 1 Otobreda 76 mm dual-purpose gun, 2 Mauser MLG 27 27 mm autocannons, 2 triple torpedo launchers with EuroTorp MU90 Impact torpedoes
• Powerplant: 2 MTU V20 diesel engines, 1 General Electric LM2500 gas turbine, 2 shafts
• Speed: 29 knots
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  German Navy
• Commissioned: 2004–2006
• Fate: In active service

Shivalik-class frigate

• Builders:  India (Mazagon Dock Limited)
• Type: Guided Missile stealth frigate
• Displacement: 6,200 tons
• Aircraft: 2 × HAL Dhruv or Sea King Mk. 42B helicopters.
• Armament: 1 × 3.0-inch Otobreda naval gun; 8 × VLS launched Klub anti-ship cruise missiles or 8 × VLS launched BrahMos anti-ship cruise missiles; 2 × 2 DTA-53-956 torpedo launchers; 2 × RBU-6000 (RPK-8)rocket launchers; Shtil-1 missile system with 24 short to medium range (30 km) missiles; Barak SAM-launcher CIWS; 2 × AK-630 CIWS
• Powerplant: 2 × Pielstick 16 PA6 STC Diesel engines 2 × GE LM2500+ boost turbines in CODOG configuration
• Speed: 32 knots (22 in diesel)
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Indian Navy
• Commissioned: 2010
• Fate: In active service

Thetis-class ocean patrol vessels

• Builders:  Denmark (StanFlex)
• Type: Multi-role ocean patrol vessel
• Displacement: 3,500 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Lynx helicopter
• Armament: 1 × 76 mm gun; 1 × 20 mm gun; 2 depth charge racks; modular additional weapon options
• Powerplant: 3 diesel engines; 1 shaft; 6,366 hp total power
• Speed: 21 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  Royal Danish Navy
• Commissioned: 1991
• Fate: In active service
• Note: Also known as StanFlex 3000 or IS86 class

Type 21 frigate

• Builders:  United Kingdom
• Type: General-purpose frigate
• Displacement: 2,860 tons
• Armament: (Pakistani modifications) 1 × 4.5 in Vickers Mark 8 gun; 4 × 20 mm Oerlikon; Harpoon SSM; LY-60N SAM; 2 × 12.75" 3-tube STWS-1 torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 2 Tyne cruise turbines, 2 Olympus boost turbines, 2 shafts
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 8
• Operators:  Pakistan Navy
• Commissioned: 11 May 1974
• Fate: 6 In active service, 2 sunk

Type 22 frigate

• Builders:  United Kingdom
• Type: Anti-submarine frigate
• Displacement: Batch 1: 4,400 tons; Batch 2: 4,800 tons; Batch 3: 4,900 tons
• Armament: (Batch 3) 2 quadruple Harpoon launchers, 2 GWS 25 Mod 3 Seawolf anti-missile missile systems, 4.5 in (110 mm) gun, 2 20 mm guns (after refit), Goalkeeper CIWS, 2 triple torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 2 Rolls-Royce Olympus TM3B high-speed gas turbines and 2 Rolls-Royce Tyne RM1A cruise gas turbines
• Speed: 30 knots (56 km/h)
• Ships in class: 14 total: 4 Batch I, 6 Batch II, 4 Batch 3
• Operators:  Brazilian Navy,  Chilean Navy,  Romanian Naval Forces
• Commissioned: 2 May 1979
• Fate: 6 in active service, 8 disposed (2 sunk as targets, 6 scrapped)

Type 23 frigate

• Builders:  United Kingdom
• Type: Multi-role frigate
• Displacement: 4,900 tons
• Armament: 2 × quadruple Harpoon, 32 × Sea Wolf SAM, 1 × 114 mm Vickers Mark 8 gun, 2 × Oerlikon 30 mm guns, 4 × fixed torpedo tubes, Marconi Sting Ray NATO Seagnat, Type 182 and DLF3 countermeasures launchers
• Propulsion: CODLAG, 2 × Rolls-Royce gas turbines, 4 × diesel engines, 2 × GEC electric motors
• Speed: 28 knots
• Ships in class: 16
• Operators:  Royal Navy,  Chilean Navy
• Commissioned: 1 June 1990
• Fate: In active service – 13  Royal Navy, 3  Chilean Navy

Ulsan-class frigate

• Builders:  South Korea
• Type: Multi-purpose frigate
• Displacement: 2,350 tons
• Armament: 2 OTO Mellara(76mm)/62 compact, 4 Emerson Electric 30 mm (951–955), 3 Breda 40 mm/70(956-961), 8 RGM-84D Harpoon SSM, 1 Raytheon VLS – Mk.48 mod2, 5 triple torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: CODOG 2 General Electric LM-2500 Diesel Engine, 2 MTU 538 TB 82
• Speed: 34 knots
• Range: 8,000 at 16 knots
• Ships in class: 9 (3 in final weapons fitment)
• Operators:  Republic of Korea Navy,  Bangladesh Navy
• Commissioned: 1 January 1984
• Fate: In active service

Valour (MEKO A-200)-class frigate

• Builders:  Germany (Blohm + Voss in Hamburg)
• Type: Air defense frigate
• Displacement: 3,700 tons
• Aircraft: 1 SuperLynx helicopter
• Armament: 8 Exocet MM40 SSM; 16 Umkhonto SAM; 1 × 76 mm gun; 2 × 35 mm guns; 2 × 20 mm guns; 4 torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: CODAG WARP arrangement; 1 LM2500 gas turbine, 2 MTU 16V 1163 TB93 diesels, 1 LIPS LJ210E waterjet; 42,922 hp total power
• Speed: 27 knots
• Range: 8,000 at 16 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  South African Navy
• Commissioned: 2006
• Fate: In active service

Vasco da Gama-class frigate

• Builders:  Germany
• Type: Multi-role frigate
• Displacement: 3,200 tons
• Armament: 100 mm Mod68 CADAM polyvalent artillery piece, 1 Phalanx CIWS, 2x3 12.75-inch Mk 32 torpedo tubes, 2 Mk 141 quad-pack Launcher for RGM-84 Harpoon, 1 MK 21 Guided Missile Launching System for 8 RIM-7 Sea Sparrow
• Powerplant: 2 General Electric LM2500 gas turbines
• Speed: 32 knots
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Portuguese Navy
• Commissioned: 19 January 1991
• Fate: In active service

Wielingen-class frigate

• Builders:  Belgium (Boel in Temse and Cockerill in Antwerp)
• Type: Anti-submarine warfare and escort frigate
• Displacement: 2,200 tons
• Armament: 4 Exocet SSM; 8 Sea Sparrow SAM; 1 × 100 mm gun; 6 anti-submarine rockets; 2 L5 torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: CODOG arrangement; 2 Cockerill diesel engines; 1 Rolls-Royce Olympus gas turbine
• Speed: 28 knots (52 km/h)
• Range: 6,000 nautical miles (11,000 km) at 16 knots (30 km/h)
• Ships in class: 4
• Operators:  Bulgarian Navy
• Commissioned: 1978
• Fate: 1 strikcen in 1993, 3 sold to Bulgaria in 2005 and in active Bulgarian service

Yūbari-class destroyer escort

• Builders:  Japan
• Type: Destroyer escort
• Displacement: 1,690 tons
• Armament: 8 Harpoon Missiles SSM, 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: 2
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Commissioned: 18 March 1983
• Fate: In active service

Zagreb / Kotor-class frigate

• Builders:  Yugoslavia /  Croatia (Uljanik shipyard in Pula and Tito shipyard in Kraljevica)
• Type: Light multi-role frigate (Yugoslav designation 'large patrol ship')
• Displacement: 1,850 tons
• Armament: 4 Styx SSM; 20 SA-N-4 SAM; 2 SA-N-5 SAM; 2 × 76 mm guns; 4 × 30 mm guns; 2 × 20 mm guns; 2 RBU-6000
• Powerplant: 2 diesel engines; 1 gas turbine; 28,600 shp total power
• Speed: 27 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Montenegrin Navy
• Commissioned: 1987
• Fate: In active service

Corvettes

056 type corvette (NATO codename Jiangdao)

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Hudong Shipyard in Shanghai and Huangpu Shipyard in Guangzhou)
• Type: Stealth missile corvette
• Displacement: 1,300–1,440 tons (estimated)
• Aircraft: 1 Harbin Z-9
• Armament: 2 × 2 YJ-83 (C-803) anti-ship missile; 1 × FL-3000N SAM; 1 × ATK-176 76 mm main gun; 2 × 30 mm remote weapon system; 6 × torpedo tubes
• Powerplant: 2 diesels
• Speed: 28 knots
• Ships in class: 25 (more under sea trial, fitting out or under construction)
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy,  Bangladesh Navy
• Commissioned: February 2013
• Fate: In active service

Abhay-class corvette

• Builders:  India Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers
• Type: Corvette
• Displacement: Full load: 485 tonnes
• Length: 57.6 metres
• Beam: 10.2 metres
• Draught: 3.3 metres
• Speed: 32 knots
• Range: 2,400 miles at 14 knots
• Complement: 32 including 6 officers
• Armament:
  • 1 × AK-176 76 mm gun
  • 2 × RBU-1000
  • 4 × Strela-2M SAM MANPADS
  • 4 × 533 mm torpedo tubes
• Ships in class: 4
• Commissioned: 1989–1991
• Fate: In active service

Barroso-class corvette

• Builder:  Brazil
• Displacement: 2,350 tons full load
• Operator:  Brazilian Navy: 1 in service

Bora (Project 1239 Sivuch)-class corvette

• Builder:  Russia
• Displacement: 1,050 tons
• Operator:  Russian Navy: 2 in service

Braunschweig-class corvette

• Builders:  Germany
• Type: Corvette
• Displacement: 1,840 tonnes
• Propulsion: 2 diesel-engines, 7.4 MW each, driving 2 controllable pitch propellers
• Speed: > 26 kn (48 km/h)
• Range: approx. 4,000 nmi (7,400 km) at 15 kn (28 km/h)
• Aircraft: 2 Camcopter S-100 UAVs
• Armament:
  • 1 Otobreda 76 mm dual purpose gun
  • 2 MLG 27 mm autocannons
  • 2x 21 cell RAM launcher
  • 2x 2 cell launcher with RBS-15 Mk3 surface-to-surface missiles with land-attack capability
  • mine laying capability
• Countermeasures
  • TKWA/MASS (Multi Ammunition Softkill System)
  • UL 5000 K ECM suite
• Ships in class: 5
• Operator:  German Navy
• Commissioned: 2008–2009
• Fate: In active service

Buyan-class corvette

• Builders:  Russia
• Type: Corvette
• Displacement: 550 tonnes
• Propulsion: 2 shaft CODAD
• Speed: 28 kn (52 km/h)
• Range: approx. 1,500 nmi (2,800 km) at 17 kn (31 km/h)
• Armament:
  • 1 × Arsenal A-190 100 mm
  • 2 × MTPU pedestal machine gun 14.5 mm
  • 2 × AK-630M 30 mm
  • 1x4 3M-47 Gibka a-a missile system of short-range
  • 1x40 A-215 "Grad-M" 122 mm rocket launcher
• Countermeasures
  • Fire control radar: «Pozitiv-M1.2» flat active phased array air/surface radar
  • Sonar: «Anapa-M»
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Russian Navy
• Commissioned: 2006
• Fate: In active service

Durjoy-class corvette

• Builders:  China
• Type: Corvette
• Displacement: 650 tonnes
• Armament: 4 × C-704 AShM; 1 × H/PJ-26 76 mm main gun, forward; 2 × Type 730B 6-barrel 30 mm CIWS; 12 × Super Barricade chaff launchers; Torpedo launchers
• Speed: 28 knots
• Range: 2,500 nmi
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Bangladesh Navy
• Commissioned: 2012
• Fate: 2 in active service;

D'Estienne d'Orves (Type A69)-class aviso

• Builders:  France
• Type: Aviso
• Displacement: 1,250 tons
• Armament: 2 Exocet MM38 SSM; 1 × 100 mm gun; 2 × 20 mm guns; 4 machineguns; 1 rocket launcher; 4 L5 torpedoes
• Powerplant: 2 Pielstick diesel engines; 2 shafts; 12,000 shp total power
• Speed: 24 knots
• Range: 4,500 nmi at 15 knots
• Ships in class: 20
• Operator:  Marine Nationale,  Argentine Navy,  Turkish Navy
• Commissioned: 1979
• Fate: 18 in active service (9 with France, 6 with Turkey, and 3 with Argentina);

Espora (MEKO 140A16)-class corvette

• Builder:  Germany  Argentina
• Displacement: 1,790 tons (full load)
• Operator:  Argentine Navy: 6 in service

Göteborg-class corvette

• Builder:  Sweden Kockums
• Displacement: 400 tons
• Operators:  Swedish Navy: 2 active, 2 decommissioned and 2 cancelled

Inhaúma-class corvette

• Builder:  Brazil
• Displacement: 1,970 tons (full load)
• Operator:  Brazilian Navy: 5 in service

Khukri-class corvette

• Builders:  India Mazagon Dock Limited, Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers
• Type: Corvette
• Displacement: Full load: 1,350 tonnes
• Length: 91.1 metres
• Beam: 10.5 metres
• Draught: 4.5 metres
• Propulsion: 2 diesel engines, 14,400 hp each, 2 shafts and cp props
• Speed: 25 knots
• Range: 4,000 miles at 16 knots
• Complement: 79 including 10 officers
• Armament:
  • 1 × AK-176 76 mm gun
  • 16 × Kh-35
  • 2 × Strela-2M SAM MANPADS
  • 2 × AK-630 CIWS
• Ships in class: 4
• Commissioned: 1989–1991
• Fate: In service

Kora-class corvette

• Builders:  India Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers
• Type: Corvette
• Displacement:
  • Standard: 1350 tonnes
  • Full load: 1500 tonnes
• Length: 91.1 metres
• Beam: 10.5 metres
• Draught: 4.5 metres
• Propulsion: 2 diesel engines, 14,400 hp each, 2 shafts and cp props
• Speed: 25 knots
• Range: 4,000 miles at 16 knots
• Complement: 79 including 10 officers
• Armament:
  • 1 × AK-176 76 mm gun
  • 4 × P-20M missiles
  • 2 × Strela-2M or Igla-1E MANPADS
  • 2 × AK-630 CIWS
• Ships in class: 4
• Commissioned: 1998–2004
• Fate: In service

Milgem-class corvette

• Builders:  Turkey (Istanbul Naval Shipyard)
• Type: Corvette (Patrol and Anti-Submarine Warfare)
• Displacement: 2400 tons
• length: 99.56 meters
• Beam: 14.40 meters
• Draft: 3.90 meters
• Propulsion: 1 gas turbine, 2 diesels, 2 shafts
• Speed: 30 knots
• Range: 3,500 nautical miles
• Complement: 93 including aviation officers, with accommodation for up to 106
• Armament: 1 × 76 mm (retractable for lower radar cross section, guidance by fire control radar and electro-optical systems), A position, 2 × 12.7 mm Aselsan STAMP Stabilized Machine Gun Platform (guidance by Laser/IR/TV and electro-optical systems, automatic and manual modes), B position, 8 Harpoon SSM, 21 × RAM (PDMS), 2 × 324 mm Mk.32 triple launchers for Mk.46 torpedoes
• Ships in class: 2(8 planned)
• Commissioned: 2011–present
• Fate: In service
• Operators:  Turkish Navy

Minerva-class corvette

• Builder:  Italy
• Displacement: 1285 tons
• Operators:  Marina Militare: 6 in service

Nanuchka (Project 1234)-class corvette

• Builder:  Soviet Union
• Displacement: 730 tons
• Operators:  Russian Navy: 17 Nanuchka III in service plus 1 Nanuchka IV

Pohang-class corvette

• Builders:  South Korea
• Displacement: 1,350 tons
• Operators:  Republic of Korea Navy : 21 delivered in 1991

Parchim (Project 133)-class corvette

• Builder:  East Germany
• Displacement: 935 tons
• Operator:  Russian Navy: 12 in service

Peacock-class corvette

• Builder:  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 712 tons
• Armament:  Irish Naval Service: 1 x 76mm OTO Melara; 2 x 20mm; 2 x 12.7mm
• Speed 25 knots (Sprint speed 30 knots)
• Ships in class: 5
• Commissioned: 1983–85
• Operators:
  •  Irish Naval Service: 2 delivered in 1988
  •  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

Sa'ar 5 (Eilat)-class corvette

• Builders:  United States (Ingalls Shipbuilding)
• Type: Guided missile corvette
• Displacement: 1227 tons
• Armament: 8 Harpoon SSM; ; 8 Gabriel SSM; 2 Barak 1 launchers; 20 mm Phalanx CIWS; 2x Mk32 torpedo launchers (6 tubes)
• Powerplant: 1 General Electric LM-2500 gas turbine; 2 MTU type 12V1163 TB82 diesels; total SHP 30,000
• Speed: 32 knots (59 km/h)
• Range: 3,500 nautical miles (6,480 km)
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Israeli Navy
• Commissioned: February 1993
• Fate: In active service

Steregushchy-class corvette

• Builders:  Russia
• Type: Corvette
• Displacement: 1,950 tonnes
• Propulsion: 2 shaft CODAD, 4 16D49 diesels 24.000 hp (17.9 MW), power supply AC 380/220V, 50 Hz, 4x630 kW diesel genset
• Speed: 27 kn (50 km/h)
• Range: approx. 4,000 nmi (7,400 km) at 17 kn (31 km/h)
• Aircraft: 1 Kamov Ka-27
• Armament:
  • 1 × Arsenal A-190 100 mm
  • 2 × MTPU pedestal machine gun 14.5 mm
  • 2 × AK-630M 30 mm
  • 1 × Kashtan-M CADS
  • 8x Kh-35 missiles
  • 4 × 400 mm torpedo tubes
• Countermeasures
  • Fire control radar: Ratep 5P-10E Puma for A-190
    HOT FLASH radar
  • Air search radar: Furke-E 3D, E/F band
  • Sonar: Zarya-ME suite, bow mounted. Vinyetka low frequency active/passive towed array
• Ships in class: 3 + 3 Laid down
• Operator:  Russian Navy
• Commissioned: 2007
• Fate: In active service

Large patrol vessels

Albatros polar fisheries patrol ship

• Displacement: 2,800 tons
• Operator:  French Navy

Buque de Acción Marítima (BAM)-class offshore patrol vessel

• Builder:  Spain
• Displacement: 2,500 tons
• Operator:  Spanish Navy: 4 in commission (plus 2 building)

Barentshav-class offshore patrol vessel

• Builder:  Norway
• Displacement: 3,200 tons
• Operator:  Royal Norwegian Navy: 2 in commission

Cassiopea-class offshore patrol vessel

• Builder  Italy
• Displacement: 1475 tons
• Operator:  Marina Militare 4 in service

Comandanti-class offshore patrol vessel

• Builder  Italy
• Displacement: 1512 tons
• Operator:  Marina Militare 4 in service

Deirdre / P20 Class-class offshore patrol boat

• Builder:  Ireland
• Displacement: 1,020 tons
• Armament: 1 x 40mm 2 x 20mm
• Speed: 17knts
• Range: 4000 nmi at 17 knots
• Operator:  Armed Forces of Malta,  Nigerian Navy

Eithne-class Helicopter patrol ship

• Builder:  Ireland
• Displacement: 1,915 tons
• Speed: 20+ knots
• Range: 7000 nmi at 15 knots
• Armament: 1 x Bofers 57mm/70 Mk.1 2 x 20mm Rheinmettal. 1 SA 365F Dauphin 2
• Ships in class: 1
• Commissined: 1984
• Operator:  Irish Naval Service: 1
• Fate: In active service

Endurance Antarctic patrol ship

• Builder:  Norway
• Displacement 6,100 tons
• Operator:  Royal Navy 1 in commission

Famous-class patrol cutter

• Builder:  United States
• Displacement: 1,780 tons
• Operator:  United States Coast Guard: 13 in commission

Harstad-class offshore patrol vessel

• Builder:  Norway
• Displacement: 3,121 tons
• Operator:  Royal Norwegian Navy

Hamilton-class cutter

• Builder:  United States (Avondale Shipyard)
• Type: United States Coast Guard Cutter
• Displacement: 3,250 tons
• Aircraft: 1 HH-65 Dolphin or HH-60 Jayhawk
• Armament: 1 Otobreda 76 mm gun; 1 20 mm Phalanx CIWS
• Powerplant: 2 diesel engines and 2 gas turbines
• Speed: 29 knots
• Ships in class: 12
• Operator:  United States Coast Guard  Philippine Navy Nigerian Navy  Bangladesh Navy
• Commissioned: December 18, 1965
• Fate: In active service

Holland-class offshore patrol vessel

• Builder:  Netherlands (Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding)
• Type: Offshore patrol vessel
• Displacement: 3,750 tons
• Aircraft: 1 NH-90
• Armament: 1 × 76 mm Oto Melara, 1 × 30 mm Oto Melara Marlin WS, 2 × 12.7 mm Oto Melara Hitrole NT, 6 × 7.62 mm FN MAG machine guns.
• Powerplant: 2 diesel engines and 2 gas turbines
• Speed: 21.5 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  Royal Netherlands Navy
• Commissioned: 2012
• Fate: In active service.

Kingston-class patrol vessel

• Builder:  Canada
• Displacement: 970 tons
• Operator:  Royal Canadian Navy: 12 in commission

Nordkapp-class offshore patrol vessel

• Builder:  Norway (Bergens mV A/S)
• Type: Offshore patrol vessel
• Displacement: 3,200 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Westland Lynx helicopter; in future, 1 NHI NH90 helicopter
• Armament: 1 Bofors 57 mm gun; 4 20 mm Rheinmetall guns; depth charges; in wartime provisions for carrying 2 Mk32 torpedo tubes and 6 Penguin SSMs
• Powerplant: 4x Wichmann diesel; 2576 kW each
• Speed: 23 knots (43 km/h)
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Royal Norwegian Navy
• Commissioned: 1981
• Fate: In active service

River-class patrol vessel

• Builder:  United Kingdom (Vosper Thornycroft)
• Type: Offshore patrol vessel
• Displacement: 1,677 tons
• Armament: 1 British Manufacturing and Research Company (BMARC) KAA 20 mm Gun, 2 GPMG's
• Powerplant: 2 × Ruston 12RK 270 diesel; 4125 kW
• Speed: 20 knots (37 km/h)
• Ships in class: 8, 3 building
• Operator:  Royal Navy  Brazilian Navy  Royal Thai Navy
• Commissioned: 2003
• Fate: In active service

LÉ Róisín / P50-class offshore patrol boat

• Builder:  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 1,500 tons
• Speed: 23 knots
• Armament: 1 x OTO 76mm, 2 x Rheinmettal 20mm
• Ships in class: 2
• Commissioned: 1999–2001
• Operators:
  •  Irish Naval Service: 2
• Fate: In active service

Samuel Beckett / P60-class offshore patrol boat

• Builder:  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 1,933 tons
• Speed: 23 knots
• Armament: 1 x OTO 76mm, 2 x Rheinmettal 20mm
• Ships in class: 4, 3 in service, 1 on order
• Commissioned: 2014–
• Operators:
  •  Irish Naval Service: 3
• Fate: In active service

Sirio-class offshore patrol vessel

• Builder  Italy
• Displacement: 1518 tons
• Operator:  Marina Militare 2 in service

Svalbard-class offshore patrol vessel

• Builder:  Norway
• Displacement: 6,500 tons
• Operator:  Royal Norwegian Navy

Viana do Castelo-class patrol vessel

• Builder:  Portugal (Estaleiros Navais de Viana do Castelo (ENVC))
• Type: Offshore patrol vessel
• Displacement: 1,600 tons
• Length: 83.10 m
• Beam: 12.95 m
• Draught: 3.69 m
• Speed: 20 knots (37 km/h)
• Complement: 35, accommodation for 32 more
• Armament: 1 × 30 mm Oto Melara Marlin WS + 2 × General Purpose Machine Gun
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Portuguese Navy
• Commissioned: 2011

Ægir-class offshore patrol vessel

• Builder:  Denmark (Aalborg Værft a/s)
• Type: Offshore patrol vessel
• Displacement: 1,128 tons
• Aircraft: 1 Ecureuil AS350B or Hughes 500C
• Armament: 1 Bofors 40 mm gun; 12.7 mm Browning HMG; depth charges.
• Powerplant: MAN 8L40/54 × 2, 3163 kW
• Speed: 20 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Icelandic Coast Guard
• Commissioned: 1968
• Fate: In active service

Þór-class offshore patrol vessel

• Builder:  Chile
• Displacement: 3,920 tons
• Operator:  Icelandic Coast Guard

Minor surface combatants

Missile boats

Ambassador Mk III fast attack craft

• Builders:  United States (VT Halter-Marine)
• Type: Fast attack craft
• Displacement: 500 t
• Propulsion: 4 × MTU diesels,[5] 30,000 hp (22 MW), 4 shafts
• Speed: 41 knots (76 km/h)
• Armament:
  • 1 Super Rapid 76mm dual purpose gun
  • 8 Harpoon anti-ship missiles
  • 1 Mk 31 Mod 3 Rolling Airframe Missile launcher, 21 cells
  • 2 7.62 mm M60 machine guns
  • 1 20 mm Phalanx CIWS
• Countermeasures:
  • 4 × chaff/IR launchers(ESM/ECM)
• Ships in class: 1(4–6 planned)
• Operator:  Egyptian Navy
• Commissioned: 2013–present
• Fate: In active service

Azmat-class fast attack craft

• Builders:  China
• Type: Fast attack craft
• Displacement: 560 tons
• Speed: 30 kn
• Armament: 8 C-802 SSM, 1 23mm automatic gun, 1 AK-630 CIWS
• Ships in class: 2
• Operators:  Pakistan Navy
• Commissioned: 2012
• Fate: In active service

Gepard-class fast attack craft

• Builders:  Germany
• Type: Fast attack craft
• Displacement: 391 t
• Propulsion: 13.235 kW
• Speed: 40 knots (74 km/h)
• Armament:
  • 1 Otobreda 76 mm dual purpose gun
  • 4 MM38 Exocet anti-ship missiles
  • 1 GDC Rolling Airframe Missile launcher, 21 cells
  • 2 MG50-1 machine guns
  • Mine laying capability
• Countermeasures:
  • Decoy launcher HOT DOG
  • Chaff launcher DAG 2200 Wolke
• Ships in class: 10
• Operator:  German Navy
• Commissioned: 1982–1984
• Fate: In active service

Hamina (Rauma 2000)-class missile boat

• Builders:  Finland (Aker Finnyards in Turku)
• Type: Guided missile fast attack craft
• Displacement: 250 tons
• Armament: 4 RBS-15 Mk3 SSM; 8 Umkhonto-IR SAM; 1 57 mm gun; 2 12.7 mm machineguns
• Powerplant: 2 MTU diesel engines; 6,600 kW total power
• Speed: 30 knots (56 km/h)
• Range: 500 nautical miles (930 km)
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  Finnish Navy
• Commissioned: 24 August 1998
• Fate: In active service

Helsinki-class missile boat

• Builders:  Finland (Wartsila at Helsinki New Shipyard, Helsinki)
• Type: Guided missile fast attack craft
• Displacement: 300 tons
• Armament: 8 RBS-15 SSM; 2 23mm doublebarrel guns; 1 57 mm gun; 2 depth charge rails
• Powerplant: 3 diesel engines; 3 shafts; 10,230 hp total power
• Speed: 30 knots
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  Finnish Navy  Croatian Navy
• Commissioned: 1 September 1981
• Fate: Two ships in Croatian service

Houjian (Type 37-II)-class large missile boat

• Builders:  People's Republic of China (Huangpu Shipyard in Guangzhou)
• Type: Large missile boat
• Displacement: 542 tons
• Armament: 6 C-801 SSM, 2 Type 69 dual-30mm, 1 Type 76A dual-30mm
• Powerplant: 3 diesel engines; 3 shafts; 15,000 hp total power
• Speed: 33.5 knots
• Ships in class: 6
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy
• Commissioned: 1991
• Fate: In active service

Skjold-class patrol boat

• Builders:  Norway (Umoe Mandal)
• Type: Guided missile fast attack craft
• Displacement: 274 tons
• Armament: 8 NSM SSM; Mistral SAM; 1 × Otobreda 76 mm Super Rapid ; 12.7 mm machine gun
• Powerplant: 4 P&W gas turbines, total power 12000 kW
• Speed: 60 knots (111 km/h)
• Range: 800 nautical miles (1,480 km)
• Ships in class: 1, 6 in construction
• Operator:  Royal Norwegian Navy
• Commissioned: April 17, 1999
• Fate: In active service

Houxin (Type 343M/Project 037-II)-class large missile boat

• Builder:  People's Republic of China
• Displacement: 478 tons
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: 14 in service

Končar (Type 240)-class missile boat

• Builder:  Yugoslavia
• Displacement: 240 tons
• Operators:
  •  Croatian Navy: 1 in service

Kralj-class missile boat

• Builder:  Croatia
• Displacement: 385 tons
• Operator:  Croatian Navy: 2 in service plus

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

Rauma-class missile boat

• Builders:  Finland (Aker Finnyards in Rauma)
• Type: Guided missile fast attack craft
• Displacement: 248 tons
• Armament: 6 RBS-15 SSM; 6 Mistral SAM; 1 40 mm gun; 2 12.7 mm machineguns; 2 ASW mortar launchers;
• Powerplant: 2 diesel engines; 2 water jets; 7,510 hp (5,600 kW) total power
• Speed: 30 knots (56 km/h)
• Ships in class: 4
• Operator:  Finnish Navy
• Commissioned: 1990
• Fate: In active service

Tarantul (Project 1241.1 Molnaya)-class missile boat

• 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

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 (Project 206 Shtorm)-class torpedo boat

• Builder:  Soviet Union
• Displacement: 250 tons
• Operator:  Russian Navy : 2 in service of many built, plus one missile-armed variant Matka.  Vietnam

Patrol boats

Agdlek-class fisheries patrol boat

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

Archer-class patrol boat

• Builder:  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 49 tons
• Operator:  Royal Navy 16 in commission

Armidale-class patrol boat

• Builder:  Australia
• Displacement: 270 tonnes (aluminium construction)
• Operator:  Royal Australian Navy: 14 in commission

Babochka (Project 1141.1 Sokol)-class patrol boat

• Builder:  Soviet Union
• Displacement: 465 tons
• Operator:  Russian Navy: 1 in service, plus one modified variant Mukha

Barracuda-class patrol boat

• 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
• Operators:
  •  United States Navy  United States Coast Guard: 13 in commission
  •  Philippine Navy 1 in commission

Diciotti-class patrol boat

• Builder:  Italy
• Displacement: 393 tons
• Operators:
  • Italian Coast Guard
  •  Armed Forces of Malta
  •  Iraqi Navy
• Subclasses: Malta – P61 : Iraq – Saettia MK4
• Total ships planned = Italy: 5, Malta: 1, Iraq: 4

Espadon 50 patrol boat

• Displacement: 410 tons
• Operator:  French Navy: 1 in service

Flyvefisken (Standardflex 300 or SF300)-class patrol boat

• Builder:  Denmark
• Displacement: 320 tons
• Operators:
  •  Royal Danish Navy: 10 in service, 1 decommissioned in 2006
  •  Lithuanian Naval Force: as of 2008.11 1 in service, 1 on the way + 1 optional

Fulmar-class fisheries patrol boat

• Displacement: 680 tons
• Operator:  French Navy

Hainan (Project 037)-class patrol boat

• 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 (Project 037-I)-class patrol boat

• Builder:  People's Republic of China
• Displacement: 478 tons
• Operator:  People's Liberation Army Navy: 20 in service plus more building

Haizhu (Project 062-I)-class patrol boat

• 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

• Builder:  United States
• Displacement: 160 tons
• Operator:  United States Coast Guard: 49 in commission

Mirna (Type 140)-class patrol boat

• 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:
  •  Papua New Guinea Defence Force: 4 in service,  Republic of Fiji Military Forces#Fijian Navy: 3 in service,  Tonga Defence Services: 3 in service
  •  Solomon Islands Navy: 2 in service,  Cook Islands: 1 in service,  Kiribati: 1 in service
  •  Marshall Islands Marine Resources Authority: 1 in service,  Palau Police: 1 in service,  Samoa: 1 in service
  •  Tuvalu: 1 in service,  Vanuatu: 1 in service,  FSM National Police: 3 in service
  •  Hong Kong Marine Police: 6 modified versions in service as the Protector class

Padma-class patrol vessel

• Builder:  Bangladesh
• Displacement: 350 tons
• Operators:
  •  Bangladesh Navy: 5 in service

Pauk (Project 1241.2 Molnaya 2)-class patrol boat

• 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

Scimitar-class patrol boat

• Builder:  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 24 tons
• Operator:  Royal Navy

Sea Panther-class patrol command boat^[1]

• Builder:  Hong Kong
• Displacement: 450 tons
• Operator:  Hong Kong Marine Police: 2 in service, built 1988

Shanghai (Project 062)-class patrol boat

• 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 Naval Force: 3 delivered in 1994, all in service

Mine warfare vessels

Mine countermeasures vessels

Avenger-class mine countermeasures vessel

• Builder:  United States
• Displacement: 1,400 tons
• Operator:  United States Navy: 14 in commission

Gorya (Project 1266)-class mine countermeasures vessel

• Builder:  Soviet Union /  Russia
• Displacement: 1,228 tons
• Operator:  Russian Navy: 2 in service

Hunt-class mine countermeasures vessel

• Builder:  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 762 tons
• Operator:  Royal Navy,  Hellenic Navy,  Lithuanian Naval Force: 13 in commission

Minehunters

Frankenthal-class minehunter

• Builders:  Germany
• Type: Minehunter
• Displacement: 660 tons
• Armament:
  • 1 Bofors 40 mm/L70 dual purpose gun (currently upgrading to 1 MLG 27 27 mm autocannon)
  • Mine laying capabilities
• Countermeasures
  • 2 Barricade chaff and flare launcher
  • TKWA/MASS (Multi Ammunition Softkill System) (currently under procurement)
• Powerplant: ** 2 MTU 16V 538 TB91 diesel-engines, 2040 kW
• Ships in class: 10
• Operator:  German Navy
• Commissioned: 1992–1998
• Fate: In active service

Kulmbach-class minehunter

• Builders:  Germany
• Type: Minehunter
• Displacement: 635 tons
• Armament: 2 Bofors 40mm/L70 dual-purpose guns (currently upgrading to 2 MLG 27 27 mm autocannons), 2 Fliegerfaust 2 surface-to-air missile (MANPADS) stands, Mine-laying capabilities
• Countermeasures: TKWA/MASS (Multi Ammunition Softkill System) (currently under procurement)
• Powerplant: 2 MTU 16V 538 TB91 diesel engines, 2240 kW
• Speed: 18 knots (33 km/h)
• Ships in class: 5
• Operator:  German Navy
• Commissioned: 1990
• Fate: In active service

Projekt 206FM-class minehunter

• Builders:  Poland
• Type: Minehunter
• Displacement: 426 tons
• Armament:
  • 1 × 23 mm ZU-23-2MR Wróbel II autocannons
  • 2 × quadruple Strzała 2 AA rocket launchers
  • 2 × depth charge launchers (optional)
• Powerplant:
  • 2 × Cegielski Works diesel-engines, 1,700 hp (1.3 MW) each
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Polish Navy
• Commissioned: 1999–2002
• Fate: In active service

Lerici-class minehunter

• Builder:  Italy
• Displacement: 620 tons, 697 tons
• Operator:  Marina Militare 12 in service

Subclasses:
Lerici class
Second Series Gaeta class
Export derivatives:
Mahamiru class (Malaysia and Nigeria)
Osprey class (USA)
Huon class (Australia)
Lat Ya class (Thailand)
Katanpää class (Finland)

Osprey-class minehunter

• Builder:  United States
• Displacement: 900 tons
• Operator:
  2 with Hellenic Navy
  2 with Egyptian Navy
  2 with Lithuanian Navy
  2 with Taiwan Navy

Sandown-class minehunter

• Builder  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 484 tons
• Operator:  Royal Navy,  Royal Saudi Navy,  Estonian Navy

Sirius-class minehunter/sweeper

• Builder:  France
• Displacement: 440 tons
• Operator:  Military of Serbia and Montenegro: 2 in service

Tripartite-class minehunter

• Builder:  Belgium,  France and  Netherlands
• Displacement: 595
• Operators:
•  Belgian Marine Component: 6 of 10 delivered from 1985 remain in service as the Aster class (3 sold to France, 1 to Bulgaria)
•  Bulgarian Navy: 1 in service
•  France: 13 in service as the Eridan class
•  Netherlands: 15 in service as the Alkmaar class
• Fate: In active service

Type 331 minehunter

• Builder:  West Germany
• Displacement: 402 tons
• Operators:
  •  Estonian Navy: 1 delivered in 2000
  •  Latvian Naval Forces: 1 delivered in 1999
  •  Lithuanian Naval Force: 2 delivered in 1999

Type 394 inshore minehunter

• Builder:  West Germany
• Displacement:
• Operators:
  •  Estonian Navy: 2 delivered in 1997

Minesweepers

Agile-class minesweeper

• Builder:  United States
• Displacement:
• Operators:
  •  Republic of China Navy: 4 in service as the Yung Yang class

Antares-class minesweeper

• Builder:  France
• Displacement: 340 tons
• Operator:  French Navy: 3 in service

Ensdorf class minesweeper

• Builders:  Germany
• Type: Mine sweeper
• Displacement: 650 tons
• Armament:
  • 1 Bofors 40 mm/L70 dual purpose gun (currently upgrading to 1 MLG 27 27 mm autocannon)
  • Fliegerfaust 2 surface-to-air missiles (MANPADS)
  • Mine-laying capabilities (60 mines)
• Sensors:
  • Navigation radar
  • Hull-mounted DSQS-11 mine-detection sonar
• Equippement:
  • Seefuchs mine hunting drones
  • GPS-Navstar navigation system
  • PALIS
  • digital data links
  • M 20/2 fire-control system
• Powerplant: ** 2 MTU 16V 538 TB91 diesel-engines, 2040 kW
• Ships in class: 5
• Operator:  German Navy
• Commissioned: 1990–1992
• Fate: In active service

Ham-class minesweeper

• Builder:  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 164 tons
• Operator:  Military of Serbia and Montenegro: 1 in service of a few delivered in the 1960s

KMV-class minesweeper

• Builder:  Belgium and  Netherlands
• Displacement: 644 tons
• Operators:
  •  Belgian Marine Component: Planned acquisition of 4 remains in question

Kingston-class minesweeper (MM 700)

• Builder:  Canada
• Displacement: 970 tons
• Operator:  Royal Canadian Navy: 12 in commission

Kondor I-class minesweeper

• Builder:  East Germany
• Displacement: 361 tons
• Operators:
  •  Estonian Navy: 1 delivered in 1994 (former Meteor)

Kondor II-class minesweeper

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

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

Seehund ROV (part of the TROIKA Plus system of the Ensdorf class mine sweepers)

• Builders:  Germany
• Type: Mine sweeping TROIKA Plus ROV (together with Ensdorf class minesweepers)
• Length: 25m
• Displacement: 99t
• Propulsion: Schottel Z-drive
• Max speed: 9-10kts
• Ships in class: 18
• Operator:  German Navy
• Fate: In active service

TROIKA PLUS: This system employs up to four remote controlled Seehund (sea dog or seal) drones which perform the sweep. The drones are small unmanned boats that can simulate the acoustic and magnetic signatures of bigger ships to trigger mines. Their small size and special construction let them survive the effects of exploding mines unharmed. Seehund can be controlled remotely or manually by an onboard crew (usually 3) for maneuvering in harbours or in training (the Seehund is too large to be carried by Ensdorf class vessels). A life raft is carried for this reason.

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

Minelayers

Hämeenmaa class minelayer

• Builders:  Finland (Aker Finnyards in Rauma)
• Type: Minelayer, escort and logistical support ship
• Displacement: 1,300 tons
• Armament: 8 Umkhonto-IR SAM; 1 57 mm gun; 2 23 mm doublebarrel guns; 2 RBU-1200 ASROC launchers; 2 depth charge rails; 100–150 mines
• Powerplant: 2 diesel engines; 2 shafts; 6,300 hp total power
• Speed: 20 knots
• Ships in class: 2
• Operator:  Finnish Navy
• Commissioned: 1992
• Fate: In active service

Pansio class minelayer

• Builders:  Finland (Olkiluoto Shipyard)
• Type: Minelayer and logistical transport
• Displacement: 620 tons
• Armament: 2 23 mm doublebarrel guns; 2 12.7 mm machineguns; 100 mines
• Powerplant: 2 diesel engines; 2 shafts; 1,500 hp total power
• Speed: 11 knots
• Ships in class: 3
• Operator:  Finnish Navy
• Commissioned: 1991
• Fate: In active service

Pohjanmaa class minelayer

• Builders:  Finland (Wartsila in Helsinki)
• Type: Ocean capable minelayer and training ship
• Displacement: 1,450 tons
• Armament: 1 57 mm gun; 1 40 mm gun; 2 23 mm doublebarrel guns; 2 12.7 mm machineguns; 2 depth charge rails; 150 mines
• Cargo: 50 trainees (in place of mines)
• Powerplant: 2 diesel engines; 2 shafts; 6,300 hp total power
• Speed: 18 knots
• Ships in class: 1
• Operator:  Finnish Navy
• Commissioned: 8 June 1979
• Fate: In active service

Amphibious warfare vessels

Amphibious assault ships

America class amphibious assault ship (LHA-6)

• Builder:  United States
• Displacement: 45,000 tons
• Operator:  United States Navy: (1 under construction, at least 3 more planned)

Juan Carlos I landing helicopter dock (LHD)

• Builder:  Spain
• Displacement: 27,000 tons
• Operator:  Spanish Navy: 1 in commission,  Royal Australian Navy, 2 in commission,  Turkish Navy: 1 planned

Dokdo class amphibious assault ship (LPX)

• Builder:  South Korea
• Displacement: 18,800 tons
• Operator:  Republic of Korea Navy: 1 in commission

Hyūga class ASW helicopter (carrier) destroyer

• Builder:  Japan
• Displacement: 18,000
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force: 2 in commission

Izumo class ASW helicopter (carrier) destroyer

• Builder:  Japan
• Displacement: 27,000
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force: 1 in commission, 1 launched/under construction

Mistral class projection and command ship

• Builder:  France
• Displacement: 21,300 tons
• Operator:  French Navy: 3 in commission,  Russian Navy (2 Launched, Russian sale canceled, sold to Egypt),  Egyptian Navy 2 in commission

HMS Ocean Landing Platform, Helicopter

• Builder:  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 21,500 tons
• Operator:  Royal Navy: 1 in commission

Wasp class amphibious assault ship (LHD 1)

• Builder:  United States
• Displacement: 40,500 tons
• Operator:  United States Navy: 8 in commission

Dock Landing Ships

Albion class landing platform dock

• Builder:  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 21,500 tons
• Operator:  Royal Navy 2 in commission

Austin class amphibious transport dock (LPD 4)

• Builder:  United States
• Displacement: 17,000 tons
• Operator:  United States Navy,  Indian Navy : 5 in commission

Bay class landing ship dock

• Builder:  United Kingdom
• Displacement: 16,160 tons
• Operator:  Royal Navy, ( Royal Fleet Auxiliary), 3 in commission,  Royal Australian Navy, (1 commission in 2012)

Endurance class landing platform dock

• Builder:  Singapore
• Displacement: 8,500 tons
• Operator:  Republic of Singapore Navy: 4 in commission (1 Building)

Foudre class dock landing ship

• Builder:  France
• Displacement: 12,000 tons
• Operator:  French Navy: 2 in service

Galicia class landing platform dock (L-51)

• Builder:  Spain
• Displacement: 13,815 tons
• Operator:  Spanish Navy: 2 in commission

Harpers Ferry class amphibious transport dock (LSD 49)

• Builder:  United States
• Displacement: 16,500 tons
• Operator:  United States Navy: 4 in commission

Hsu Hai class dock landing ship

• Builder:  United States
• Displacement: 14,225 tons
• Operator:  Republic of China Navy 1 in commission (5 built)

Johan de Witt class amphibious transport dock (A 801)

• Builder:  Netherlands
• Displacement: 17,550 tons
• Operator:  Royal Netherlands Navy: 1 in commission

Makassar class landing platform dock

• Builder:  Indonesia
• Displacement: 11,394 tons
• Operator:  Indonesian Navy: 4 in commission

Ouragan class amphibious transport dock

• Builder:  France
• Displacement: 8,500 tons
• Operator:  French Navy: 2 (Retired in 2007)

Ōsumi class LST amphibious transport dock

• Builder:  Japan
• Displacement: 14,000 tons
• Operator:  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force: 3 in commission

Rotterdam class amphibious transport dock (A 800)

• Builder:  Netherlands
• Displacement: 12,750 tons
• Operator:  Royal Netherlands Navy: 1 in commission

San Antonio class amphibious transport dock (LPD 17)

• Builder:  United States
• Displacement: 25,000 tons
• Operator:  United States Navy: 9 in commission (with 3 building)

San Giorgio class amphibious transport dock

• Builder:  Italy
• Displacement: 7,650 tons
• Operator  Marina Militare: 3 in service

Thomsaton class Dock Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  United States
• Displacement:
  • 11,989 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Brazilian Navy: 1 in service

Whidbey Island class dock landing ship (LSD 41)

• Builder:  United States
• Displacement: 16,300 tons
• Operator:  United States Navy: 8 in commission

Yuzhao class (Type 071) Amphibious Warfare Ship

• Builder:
  •  People's Republic of China
• Displacement:
  • 25,000 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  People's Liberation Army Navy: 4 in service

Landing Craft's & Ship's

Bachaquero class (LST) Tank Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  United Kingdom
• Displacement:
  • 4,890 tons
• Operator:
  •  Royal Navy: 2 in service

Balikpapan class (LHC) Heavy Landing Craft

• Builder:
  •  Australia
• Displacement:
  • 364 tons (standart), 503 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Papua New Guinea Defence Force: 3 in service
  •  Philippine Navy: 2 in service

Barbe class (Type 520) Landing Craft Utility

• Builder:
  •  Germany
• Displacement:
  • 430 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  German Navy: 2 in service
  •  Hellenic Navy: 11 in service

BATRAL class (Champlain) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  France
• Displacement:
  • 770 tons (standart), 1,300 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  French Navy: 5 in service

Dyugon class (Project 21820) Small Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Russia
• Displacement:
  • 280 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Russian Navy: 5 in service

Hoyerswerda class (Project 109, NATO reporting name "FROSCH") Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  East Germany
• Displacement:
  • 1,744 tons
• Operator:
  •  Indonesian Navy: 12 in service

Ivan Gren class (Project 11711) Large Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Russia
• Displacement:
  • 5,080 tons (standart), 6,000 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Russian Navy: 2 in service

Jason class (LST) Tank Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Greece
• Displacement:
  • 4,470 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Hellenic Navy: 5 in service

Kumbhir class (LST) Tank Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  India
• Displacement:
  • 1,120 tons (standart)
• Operator:
  •  Indian Navy: 4 in service

LST 117 class (LST) Tank Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  United States
• Displacement:
  • 2,366 tons
• Operator:
  •  Indonesian Navy: 3 in service

LST Mk.1 class (LST) Tank Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  United Kingdom
• Displacement:
  • 5,410 tons
• Operator:
  •  Royal Navy: 3 in service

LST Mk.2 class (LST) Tank Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  United States
• Displacement:
  • 1,809 tons (light), 3,942 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Argentine Navy: 12 in service
  •  Chilean Navy: 2 in service
  •  Ecuadorian Navy: 3 in service
  •  Indonesian Navy: 4 in service
  •  Korean People's Navy: 4 in service
  •  Philippine Navy: 5 in service
  •  Republic of Singapore Navy: 4 in service
  •  Vietnam People's Navy: 1 in service

LST Mk.3 class (LST) Tank Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  United Kingdom
• Displacement:
  • 5,060 tons
• Operator:
  •  Royal Navy: 80 in service

Newport class (LST) Tank Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  United States
• Displacement:
  • 4,793 tons (light), 8,500 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Royal Australian Navy: 2 in service
  •  Brazilian Navy: 1 in service
  •  Royal Moroccan Navy: 1 in service
  •  Mexican Navy: 2 in service
  •  People's Liberation Army Navy: 2 in service

Magar class (LST) Tank Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  India
• Displacement:
  • 5,665 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Indian Navy: 2 in service

Ondatra class (Project 1176, NATO reporting name "Akula") Small Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Soviet Union
• Displacement:
  • 107.3 tons (full loaded)
• Operator:
  •  Georgian Navy: 2 in service
  •  Russian Navy: 4 in service
  •  Ukrainian Navy: 1 in service

Polnocny class (NS-722) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Poland
• Displacement:
  • 1,410 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Yemen Navy: 1 in service

Polnocny A class (Project 770) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Poland
• Displacement:
  • 800 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Azerbaijani Navy: 2 in service
  •  Bulgarian Navy: 1 in service
  •  Egyptian Navy: 3 in service

Polnocny B class (Project 771) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Poland
• Displacement:
  • 834 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Algerian National Navy: 1 in service
  •  Azerbaijani Navy: 2 in service
  •  Russian Navy: 6 in service
  •  Syrian Arab Navy: 3 in service
  •  Vietnam People's Navy: 3 in service

Polnocny C class (Project 773) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Poland
• Displacement:
  • 1,150 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Libyan Navy: 2 in service
  •  Ukrainian Navy: 1 in service

Polnocny D class (Project 773U) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Poland
• Displacement:
  • 1,233 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Indian Navy: 4 in service

Ropucha I class (Project 775) Large Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Soviet Union
• Displacement:
  • 2,200 tons (standart), 4,080 tons (full loaded)
• Operator:
  •  Russian Navy: 12 in service

Ropucha II class (Project 775M) Large Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Soviet Union
• Displacement:
  • 2,200 tons (standart), 4,080 tons (full loaded)
• Operator:
  •  Russian Navy: 4 in service

Runnymede class (LCU 2000) Large Landing Craft

• Builder:
  •  United States
• Displacement:
  • 584 tons (standart), 1,104 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  United States Army: 35 in service

Serna class (Project 11771) Landing Craft Utility

• Builder:
  •  Russia
• Displacement:
  • 61 tons (standart), 99.7 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Estonian Navy: 1 in service
  •  Russian Navy: 12 in service
  •  United Arab Emirates Navy: 3 in service

Shardul class (LST) Tank Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  India
• Displacement:
  • 5,650 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Indian Navy: 3 in service

Tagbanua class (AT-296) Landing Craft Utility

• Builder:
  •  Philippines
• Displacement:
  • 579 tons
• Operator:
  •  Philippine Navy: 1 in service

Tapir class (Project 1171, NATO reporting name "Alligator") Large Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Soviet Union
• Displacement:
  • 3,400 tons (standart), 4,700 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  Russian Navy: 4 in service

Tasajera class (LST) Tank Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  United Kingdom
• Displacement:
  • 3,952 tons
• Operator:
  •  Royal Navy: 1 in service

Vydra class (Project 106) Small Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Soviet Union
• Displacement:
  • 258 tons (standart), 550 tons (full load)
• Operators:
  •  Egyptian Navy: 5 in service
  •  Ukrainian Navy: 2 in service

Vydra class (Project 106K Saygak) Small Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  Soviet Union
• Displacement:
  • 460 tons (standart), 610 tons (full load)
• Operators:
  •  Azerbaijani Navy: 2 in service
  •  Bulgarian Navy: 21 in service
  •  Georgian Navy: 2 in service
  •  Egyptian Navy: 10 in service
  •  Ukrainian Navy: 2 in service

Yudao class (Type 073) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  People's Republic of China
• Displacement:
  • 850 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  People's Liberation Army Navy: 1 in service

Yudao class (Type 073II) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  People's Republic of China
• Displacement:
  • 1,040 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  People's Liberation Army Navy: 1 in service

Yudao class (Type 073IIY) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  People's Republic of China
• Displacement:
  • 1,100 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  People's Liberation Army Navy: 2 in service

Yudeng class (Type 073III) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  People's Republic of China
• Displacement:
  • 1,460 tons (standart), 1,850 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  People's Liberation Army Navy: 1 in service

Yuhai class (Type 074) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  People's Republic of China
• Displacement:
  • 800 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  People's Liberation Army Navy: 12 in service
  •  Sri Lanka Navy: 1 in service

Yunshu class (Type 073A) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  People's Republic of China
• Displacement:
  • 2,000 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  People's Liberation Army Navy: 10 in service

Yulian class (Type 079) Medium Landing Ship

• Builder:
  •  People's Republic of China
• Displacement:
  • 714 tons (light), 730 tons (standard), 833 tons (full load)
• Operator:
  •  People's Liberation Army Navy: 23 in service

Air Cushioned Landing Craft

Aist class (Project 12321, NATO reporting name "Dzheyran") Air Cushioned Landing Craft

• Builder:
  •  Soviet Union
• Displacement:
  • ?
• Speed:
  • max. 70 knots (~130 km/h)
• Operator:
  •  Russian Navy: 6 in service

Griffon 2000TD Light-Weight Hovercraft

• Builder:
  •  United Kingdom
• Displacement:
  • 3.5 tons (civilian), 6.8 tons (military)
• Speed:
  • 35 knots at sea state 3 (~65km/h)
• Operator:
  •  Belgian Land Component: 1 in service
  •  Colombian National Navy: 8 in service
  •  Estonia Border Guard: 1 in service
  •  Finland Border Guard: 7 in service
  •  Lithuania Border Guard: 1 in service
  •  Pakistan Navy: 4 in service
  •  Peru Marina de Guerra: 7 in service
  •  Poland Border Guard: 2 in service
  •  Sweden Coast Guard: 3 in service
  •  United Kingdom Royal Marines: 4 in service

Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) Air Cushioned Landing Craft

• Builder:
  •  United States
• Displacement:
  • 87.2 tons (light), 182 tons (full load)
• Speed:
  • max. 70+ knots (~130 km/h), full loaded 40+ knots (~74 km/h)
• Operator:
  •  Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force: 6 in service
  •  United States Navy: 74 in service

Zubr class (Project 1232.2, NATO reporting name "Pomornik") Air Cushioned Landing Craft

• Builder:
  •  Soviet Union
• Displacement:
  • 340 tons (light), 415 tons (standart), 555 tons (full load)
• Speed:
  • max. 63 knots (~117 km/h), full loaded 55 knots (~102 km/h)
• Operator:
  •  Hellenic Navy: 4 in service
  •  People's Liberation Army Navy: 2 in service
  •  Russian Navy: 2 in service

Logistic Support

General Frank S. Besson, Jr. class (LSV) Logistic Support Vessel

• Builder:
  •  United States
• Displacement:
  • 4,266 tons
• Operator:
  •  United States Army: 8 in service

Round Table class (LSL) Landing Ship Logistic

• Builder:
  •  United Kingdom
• Displacement:
  • (6,000 tons class)
• Operator:
  •  Brazilian Navy: 1 in service

Sir Galahad class (LSL) Landing Ship Logistic

• Builder:
  •  United Kingdom
• Displacement:
  • 8,751 tons
• Operator:
  •  Brazilian Navy: 1 in service

Other naval vessels

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

See also

• List of naval ship classes

References