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The Hellenic Navy in order to be able to accomplish its mission in the best possible way,
has at its disposal a number of different types of ships. The need for the existence of a variety of ships in the fleet is dictated by today's complexity of the war at sea.

The main types of ships of the Hellenic Navy are the following:

FRIGATES
Frigates Class Meko-200HN
Frigates Class Standard

They are ships armed with heavy and light armoury, as well as with suitable appliances,
so that they can fight with other ship or aircraft, locate and destroy submarine, as well as bombing land targets.

FAST ATTACK CRAFT MISSILE
FACM Class La Combattante III
FACM Class La Combattante IIa

They are ships with small tonnage and high speed. Their armament consists of guided missiles,
quick firing guns, and torpedoes. There are also smaller ships of this type, called "Fast Attack Crafts", that are mainly wooden ships, armed with torpedoes and light armament.

SUBMARINES

Submarines are boats that have the capability to submerge.
Their mission is the attack and destroy hostile surface ships or submarines.

LANDING SHIPS
Landing Ships Jason Class (LST)

Landing Ships, which come in different varieties, are ships that have
the capability to transport troops, tanks, vehicles, and materials,
that landing missions are executed successfully. Tank landing ships, vehicle landing ships and smaller ferries, as well as tankers,
belong in this category of ships.Also the navy possesses Air Cushion Landing Crafts of the "ZUBR" class,
can perform the same missions as the other landing crafts faster.

GUNBOAT SHIPS
Gunboats Class Thetis
Gunboats Class Osprey 55
Gunboats Class Osprey HSY-55
Gunboats Class Asheville

The gunboat ships of the Hellenic Navy are boats of the size of Corvettes
575 tons) armed with guns of 40mm and 20mm, torpedoes (Mk 46 Mod5) as well as rails of mines for mine laying.
They have Sonar detection capabilities as they are equipped with sonar, and can be used in a variety of missions.

MINESWEEPERS/MINE-LAYERS
Minesweepers - Coastal
Mine-Layers Class Castano
Mine-Layers Class Hunt

Mine-layers are boats that lay mines in the sea, creating minefields.
have precisely the opposite mission, that is to say they search for and locate mines laid by hostile ships or planes,
in locations that prevent the movements of our own boats, and then neutralise them

The Hellenic Navy, apart from the aforementioned Fleet warships, has also at its disposal auxiliary and training ships
. Auxiliary, that are small oil and water Tankers, Tractors, Replenishment Ships, ships for transporting Personnel, navigable Cranes.

Finally the Hellenic Navy owns Planes of 353 Maritime Patrol
Aircrafts Squadron, Hellenic Command Hellicopters as well as the Underwater Demolition Command.

ovem · August 4th, 2008, 12:40 PM

Frigates
PC/PG "Tolme" (P 229) during exercise
PC/PG "Tolme" (P 229) during exercise
HS "Spetsai" (F 453) in Trieste
HS "Spetsai" (F 453) in Trieste
HS "Psara" (F 454) sailing down the Firth of Clyde at the start of "Neptune Warrior" multinational training exercise.
HS "Psara" (F 454) sailing down the Firth of Clyde at the start of "Neptune Warrior" multinational training exercise.
HS "Hydra" (F 452) at HMNB Portsmouth, UK
HS "Hydra" (F 452) at HMNB Portsmouth, UK

* 4 × Frigates Class Meko-200HN
o Flag of Germany F Hydra (F 452) Φ/Γ Ύδρα
o Flag of Greece F Spetsai (F 453) Φ/Γ Σπέτσαι
o Flag of Greece F Psara (F 454) Φ/Γ Ψαρά
o Flag of Greece F Salamis (F 455) Φ/Γ Σαλαμίς

* 10 × Frigates Class Standard Kortenaer-class
o Flag of the Netherlands F Elli (F 450) Elli-class Φ/Γ 'Ελλη
o Flag of the Netherlands F Limnos (F 451) Elli-class Φ/Γ Λήμνος
o Flag of the Netherlands F Adrias (F 459) Φ/Γ Αδρίας
o Flag of the Netherlands F Aigaion (F 460) Φ/Γ Αιγαίον
o Flag of the Netherlands F Navarinon (F 461) Φ/Γ Ναυαρίνον
o Flag of the Netherlands F Kountouriotis (F 462) Φ/Γ Κουντουριώτης
o Flag of the Netherlands F Bouboulina (F 463) Φ/Γ Μπουμπουλίνα
o Flag of the Netherlands F Kanaris (F 464) Φ/Γ Κανάρης
o Flag of the Netherlands F Themistoklis (F 465) Φ/Γ Θεμιστοκλής
o Flag of the Netherlands F Nikiforos Fokas (F 466) Φ/Γ Νικηφόρος Φωκάς

Six frigates of the Kortenaer-class are currently undergoing modernization by the Hellenic Shipyards Co..

[edit] Fast Attack Guided Missile Vessels

* 5 × FACM Class Super Vita (option for 2 more)
o Flag of Greece PCFG Roussen (P 67) ΤΠΚ Ρουσσέν
o Flag of Greece PCFG Daniolos (P 68) ΤΠΚ Δανιόλος
o Flag of Greece PCFG Krystallides (P 69) ΤΠΚ Κρυσταλλίδης
o Flag of Greece PCFG Gregoropoulos (P 70) ΤΠΚ Γρηγορόπουλος (under construction)
o Flag of Greece PCFG Ritsos (P 71) ΤΠΚ Ριτσος (under construction)

* 4 × La Combattante III
o Flag of France PCFG Laskos (P 20) ΤΠΚ Λάσκος
o Flag of France PCFG Blessas (P 21) ΤΠΚ Μπλέσσας
o Flag of France PCFG Mykonios (P 22) ΤΠΚ Μυκόνιος
o Flag of France PCFG Troupakis (P 23) ΤΠΚ Τρουπάκης

* 5 × La Combattante IIIb
o Flag of Greece PCFG Kavaloudis (P 24) ΤΠΚ Καβαλούδης
o Flag of Greece PCFG Degiannis (P 26) ΤΠΚ Ντεγιάννης
o Flag of Greece PCFG Xenos (P 27) ΤΠΚ Ξένος
o Flag of Greece PCFG Simitzopoulos (P 28) ΤΠΚ Σιμιτζόπουλος
o Flag of Greece PCFG Starakis (P 29) ΤΠΚ Σταράκης

* 6 × La Combattante IIa (S148)
o Flag of Germany PCFG Votsis (P 72) ΤΠΚ Βότσης
o Flag of Germany PCFG Pezopoulos (P 73) ΤΠΚ Πεζόπουλος
o Flag of Germany PCFG Blachavas (P 74) ΤΠΚ Βλαχάβας
o Flag of Germany PCFG Maridakis (P 75) ΤΠΚ Μαριδάκης
o Flag of Germany PCFG Tournas (P 76) ΤΠΚ Τουρνάς
o Flag of Germany PCFG Sakipis (P 77) ΤΠΚ Σακίπης

[edit] Submarines

* 4 × Glaukos class (Type 209 (1100) Submarine - Neptune I upgrade)
o Flag of Germany S Glafkos (S 110) Υ/Β Γλαύκος
o Flag of Germany S Nirefs (S 111) Υ/Β Νηρεύς
o Flag of Germany S Triton (S 112) Υ/Β Τρίτων
o Flag of Germany S Protefs (S 113) Υ/Β Πρωτεύς

* 4 × Poseidon class (Type 209 (1200) Submarine - Neptune II upgrade)
o Flag of Germany S Poseidon (S 116) Υ/Β Ποσειδών
o Flag of Germany S Amphitriti (S 117) Υ/Β Αμφιτρίτη
o Flag of Germany S Okeanos (S 118) Υ/Β Ωκεανός
o Flag of Germany S Pontos (S 132) Υ/Β Πόντος

* 1 × Papanikolis class (Type 214 Submarine) (deliveries postponed indefinitely)
o Flag of Germany S Papanikolis (S 120) Υ/Β Παπανικολής
o 3 more under construction by the Hellenic Shipyards Co.: (deliveries postponed indefinitely)
+ S Flag of Greece Pipinos (S 121) Υ/Β Πιπίνος
+ S Flag of Greece Matrozos (S 122) Υ/Β Ματρώζος
+ S Flag of Greece Katsonis (S 123) Υ/Β Κατσώνης

[edit] Landing Vessels

* 5 × Landing Ships Jason Class (LST)
o Flag of Greece LST Chios (L 173) Α/Γ Χίος
o Flag of Greece LST Samos (L 174) Α/Γ Σάμος
o Flag of Greece LST Ikaria (L 175) Α/Γ Ικαρία
o Flag of Greece LST Lesvos (L 176) Α/Γ Λέσβος
o Flag of Greece LST Rodos (L 177) Α/Γ Ρόδος

* 5 × Heavy Landing Ships (LCU, Type 520)
o Flag of Germany LSH Ios (L 167) Α/Β 'Ιος
o Flag of Germany LSH Paros (L 179) Α/Β Πάρος
o Flag of Germany LSH Sikinos (L 168) Α/Β Σίκινος
o Flag of Germany LSH Irakleia (L 169) Α/Β Ηρακλειά
o Flag of Germany LSH Pholegandros (L 170) Α/Β Φολέγανδρος

* 4 × Hovercraft Landing Ships Class Zubr/Pomornik (LCAC) [show location on an interactive map] 37°59′21″N, 23°34′10″E
o Flag of Russia LCAC Kephallenia (L 180) ΠΤΜ Κεφαλληνία
o Flag of Ukraine LCAC Ithaki (L 181) ΠΤΜ Ιθάκη
o Flag of Russia LCAC Kerkyra (L 182) ΠΤΜ Κέρκυρα
o Flag of Russia LCAC Zakynthos (L 183) ΠΤΜ Ζάκυνθος

[edit] Gunboats

* 3 × Gunboats Class Thetis
o Flag of Germany FS/PG Νiki (P 62) Κ/Φ Νίκη
o Flag of Germany FS/PG Doxa (P 63) Κ/Φ Δόξα
o Flag of Germany FS/PG Eleftheria (P 64) Κ/Φ Ελευθερία

* 2 × Gunboats Class Osprey 55
o Flag of Greece PG Armatolos (P 18) Κ/Φ Αρματωλός
o Flag of Greece PG Navmachos (P 19) Κ/Φ Ναυμάχος

* 2 × Gunboats Class HSY-56
o Flag of Greece PG Kasos (P 57) Κ/Φ Κάσος
o Flag of Greece PG Polemistis (P 61) Κ/Φ Πολεμιστής

* 4 × Gunboats Class Osprey HSY-56A
o Flag of Greece PG Machitis (P 266) Κ/Φ Μαχητής
o Flag of Greece PG Nikiphoros (P 267) Κ/Φ Νικηφόρος
o Flag of Greece PG Aittitos (P 268) Κ/Φ Αήττητος
o Flag of Greece PG Krataios (P 269) Κ/Φ Κραταιός

* 2 × Asheville Class Gunboat
o Flag of the United States PC/PG Tolmi (P 229) Κ/Φ Τόλμη. Ex USN USS Green Bay (PG-101) [6]
o Flag of the United States PC/PG Hormi (P 230) Κ/Φ Ορμή. Ex USN USS Beacon (PG-99)[7]

[edit] Minesweepers / Mine-Layers

* 6 × Minesweepers - Coastal
o Flag of the United States MSC Alkyon (M 211) Ν/Α Αλκυών
o Flag of the United States MSC Avra (M 214) Ν/Α Αύρα
o Flag of the United States MSC Aidon (M 240) Ν/Α Αηδών
o Flag of the United States MSC Kichli (M 241) Ν/Α Κίχλη
o Flag of the United States MSC Kissa (M 242) Ν/Α Κίσσα
o Flag of the United States MSC Pleias (M 248) Ν/Α Πλειάς

* 2 × Mine-Hunters / Hunters Class Hunt
o Flag of the United Kingdom MSC/MSH Evropi (M 62) Ν/ΘΗ Ευρώπη
o Flag of the United Kingdom MSC/MSH Kallisto (M 63) Ν/ΘΗ Καλλιστώ

* 2 × Mine-Hunters - Coastal / Hunters Class Osprey[8]
o Flag of the United States MSC Evniki (M 61) Ν/Α Ευνίκη. Ex USN USS Pelican, MHC-53.[9]
o Flag of the United States MSC Kalypso (M 64) Ν/Α Καλυψώ. Ex USN USS Heron, MHC-52.[10]

[edit] Coastline Patrol Vessels

* 4 × Coastline Patrol Vessels - Type Nasty (formerly torpedo boats)
o Flag of Norway CP Andromeda (P 196) ΠΠ Ανδρομέδα
o Flag of Norway CP Kyknos (P 198) ΠΠ Κύκνος
o Flag of Norway CP Pigasos (P 199) ΠΠ Πήγασος
o Flag of Norway CP Toxotis (P 228) ΠΠ Τοξότης
* 2 x Coastal Patrol Vessels - Type Esterel
o Flag of France CP Diopos Antoniou (Ρ-286) ΠΠ Κ/Β Δίοπος Αντωνίου
o Flag of France CP Kelevstis Stamou (Ρ-287) ΠΠ Κ/Β Κελευστής Στάμου

[edit] Oil tankers and fleet replenishment ships

* 1 × AOR Etna class
o Flag of Italy AOR Promithefs (A 374) ΠΓΥ Προμηθεύς

* 2 × Luneburg Type 701C class, Replenishment Ships
o Flag of Germany AO Axios (A 464) Π/Φ Αξιός
o Flag of Germany AO Aliakmon (A 470) Π/Φ Αλιάκμων

* 4 × Oil Tankers
o Flag of Greece OT Zefs (A 375) Π/Φ Ζεύς
o Flag of Greece OT Ouranos (A 416) Π/Φ Ουρανός
o Flag of Greece OT Hyperion (A 417) Π/Φ Υπερίων
o Flag of Greece OT Orion (A 376) Π/Φ Ωρίων

* 1 × ATV Munitions Transport Vessel
o Flag of France ATV Evros (A 415) ΜΠ Έβρος

[edit] Personnel Transport Vessels

* 4 × Personnel Transport Vessels
o Flag of Greece PTV Pandora (A 419) ΠΜΠ Πανδώρα
o Flag of Greece PTV Pandrosos (A 420) ΠΜΠ Πάνδροσος
o Flag of Germany PTV Naxos (L 178) ΠΜΠ Νάξος (converted LCU)
o Flag of Germany PTV Serifos (L 195) ΠΜΠ Σέριφος (converted LCU)

[edit] Hydrographic Vessels

* 5 × MRO Vessels
o Flag of Greece MRV Naftilos (A 478) Υ/Γ-Ω/Κ Ναυτίλος
o Flag of Greece OCV Pytheas (A 474) Υ/Γ-Ω/Κ Πυθέας
o Flag of Greece OCV Strabon (A 476) Υ/Γ-Ω/Κ Στράβων
o Flag of Greece OCV Akatos 14 (AΚ 14) Υ/Γ-Ω/Κ Άκατος 14

[edit] Other auxiliary vessels

* 1 x Thetis (AN 103) class, net/buoy tender
o Flag of Germany MRV Thetis (A 307) ΦΘ Θέτις

* 2 × Lighthouse tenders
o Flag of Greece LTV Karavogiannos (A 479) ΠΦΑ Καραβόγιαννος
o Flag of Greece LTV Lykoudis (A 481) ΠΦΑ Λυκούδης

* 6 × Water Tankers
o Flag of Greece WT Kalliroie (A 468) Υ/Φ Καλλιρόη
o Flag of Greece WT Trichonis (A 466) Υ/Φ Τριχωνίς
o Flag of Greece WT Doirani (A 476) Υ/Φ Δοϊράνη
o Flag of Greece WT Kerkini (A 433) Υ/Φ Κερκίνη
o Flag of Greece WT Prespa (A 434) Υ/Φ Πρέσπα
o Flag of Greece WT Stymphalia (A 469) Υ/Φ Στυμφαλία

Big Texan · August 13th, 2008, 10:51 PM

United States Navy

332,000 personnel, 280 ships, 3,700 aircraft

The 21st century United States Navy maintains a sizable presence in the world, deploying in such areas as East Asia,
Mediterranean, and the Middle East. Its ability to project force onto the littoral regions of the world, engage in forward areas during peacetime, and rapidly respond to regional crises makes it an active player in American foreign and defense policy.
United States Navy is the largest in the world with a tonnage greater than that of the next 17 largest combined
and has a budget of $127.3 billion for the 2007 fiscal year.
U.S. Navy also possesses the world's largest carrier fleet, with 11 in service and 2 under construction.

The names of commissioned ships of the U.S. Navy start with "USS,"[31] designating "United States Ship
Non-commissioned, civilian-manned vessels of the Navy have names that begin with "USNS," standing for "United States Naval Ship" The names of ships are officially selected by the Secretary of the Navy, often to honor important people or places
Additionally, each ship is given a letter-based hull classification symbol (for example, CVN or DDG) to indicate the vessel's type and a hull number. All ships in the Navy inventory are placed in the Naval Vessel Register, which tracks data such as the current status of a ship, the date of its commissioning, and the date of its decommissioning. Vessels that are removed from the register prior to disposal are said to be stricken from the register. The Navy also maintains a reserve fleet of inactive vessels that are maintained for reactivation in times of need.

The Navy pioneered the use of nuclear reactors aboard naval vessels; today, nuclear energy powers most
.S. aircraft carriers and submarines. In the case of a Nimitz-class carrier, two naval reactors give
ship almost unlimited range and provide enough electrical energy to power a city of 100,000 people.
U.S. Navy previously operated nuclear-powered cruisers and destroyers as well, but all have been decommissioned.

Carriers

Multiple carriers are deployed around the world at any given time to provide military presence, respond quickly to crises,
and participate in joint exercises with allied forces; this has led the Navy to
to their Nimitz-class carriers as "4.5 acres of sovereign and mobile American territory." Former President Bill Clinton summed up the importance of the aircraft carrier by stating that "when word of crisis breaks out in Washington, it's no accident the first question that comes to everyone's lips is: where is the nearest carrier?"

Kitty Hawk class (1 in commission)

Enterprise class (1 in commission)

Nimitz class (9 in commission, 1 under construction)

Gerald R. Ford-class (scheduled for construction, will replace
USS Enterprise and scheduled to enter service in 2015)

Amphibious warfare vessels
Wasp class (7 in commission, 1 under construction)

Austin class (9 in commission, 1 converted to an auxiliary command ship)

San Antonio class (2 in commission, 3 under construction, 4 more planned)

Whidbey Island class (8 in commission)

Harpers Ferry class (4 in commission)

Battleships
Iowa Class (all 4 ships are currently memorials but are in reserve and still are property of
US Navy, allowing them to be brought back for service much like during Desert Storm)

Surface vessels
Ticonderoga class missile cruiser (22 in commission)

Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate (30 in commission)

Arleigh Burke Class Destroyer (52 in commission)

Freedom class LCS-1 (littoral combat ships) Frigate (1 in commission undergoing trials)

USS Independence LCS Frigate LCS-2 (under construction)

HSV-2 (1 leased to the US Navy)

Zumwalt class destroyer (under construction, only 2 will be made)

Sabmarines
Ohio class ballistic missile submarines (18 in commission, with four converted into guided missile submarines)

Los Angeles class attack submarines (45 in commission)

Seawolf class attack submarines (3 in commission)

Virginia class attack submarines (4 in commission, 5 under construction or ordered, at least 9 more planned)

Dont forget the fighters

Is the HSV-2 the same as Sea Fighter FSF-1???

You also forgot the SEA SHADOW

August 4th, 2008, 12:40 PM	#42
ovem Commieblocks fan Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Atenas Posts: 4,174	Frigates PC/PG "Tolme" (P 229) during exercise PC/PG "Tolme" (P 229) during exercise HS "Spetsai" (F 453) in Trieste HS "Spetsai" (F 453) in Trieste HS "Psara" (F 454) sailing down the Firth of Clyde at the start of "Neptune Warrior" multinational training exercise. HS "Psara" (F 454) sailing down the Firth of Clyde at the start of "Neptune Warrior" multinational training exercise. HS "Hydra" (F 452) at HMNB Portsmouth, UK HS "Hydra" (F 452) at HMNB Portsmouth, UK * 4 × Frigates Class Meko-200HN o Flag of Germany F Hydra (F 452) Φ/Γ Ύδρα o Flag of Greece F Spetsai (F 453) Φ/Γ Σπέτσαι o Flag of Greece F Psara (F 454) Φ/Γ Ψαρά o Flag of Greece F Salamis (F 455) Φ/Γ Σαλαμίς * 10 × Frigates Class Standard Kortenaer-class o Flag of the Netherlands F Elli (F 450) Elli-class Φ/Γ 'Ελλη o Flag of the Netherlands F Limnos (F 451) Elli-class Φ/Γ Λήμνος o Flag of the Netherlands F Adrias (F 459) Φ/Γ Αδρίας o Flag of the Netherlands F Aigaion (F 460) Φ/Γ Αιγαίον o Flag of the Netherlands F Navarinon (F 461) Φ/Γ Ναυαρίνον o Flag of the Netherlands F Kountouriotis (F 462) Φ/Γ Κουντουριώτης o Flag of the Netherlands F Bouboulina (F 463) Φ/Γ Μπουμπουλίνα o Flag of the Netherlands F Kanaris (F 464) Φ/Γ Κανάρης o Flag of the Netherlands F Themistoklis (F 465) Φ/Γ Θεμιστοκλής o Flag of the Netherlands F Nikiforos Fokas (F 466) Φ/Γ Νικηφόρος Φωκάς Six frigates of the Kortenaer-class are currently undergoing modernization by the Hellenic Shipyards Co.. [edit] Fast Attack Guided Missile Vessels * 5 × FACM Class Super Vita (option for 2 more) o Flag of Greece PCFG Roussen (P 67) ΤΠΚ Ρουσσέν o Flag of Greece PCFG Daniolos (P 68) ΤΠΚ Δανιόλος o Flag of Greece PCFG Krystallides (P 69) ΤΠΚ Κρυσταλλίδης o Flag of Greece PCFG Gregoropoulos (P 70) ΤΠΚ Γρηγορόπουλος (under construction) o Flag of Greece PCFG Ritsos (P 71) ΤΠΚ Ριτσος (under construction) * 4 × La Combattante III o Flag of France PCFG Laskos (P 20) ΤΠΚ Λάσκος o Flag of France PCFG Blessas (P 21) ΤΠΚ Μπλέσσας o Flag of France PCFG Mykonios (P 22) ΤΠΚ Μυκόνιος o Flag of France PCFG Troupakis (P 23) ΤΠΚ Τρουπάκης * 5 × La Combattante IIIb o Flag of Greece PCFG Kavaloudis (P 24) ΤΠΚ Καβαλούδης o Flag of Greece PCFG Degiannis (P 26) ΤΠΚ Ντεγιάννης o Flag of Greece PCFG Xenos (P 27) ΤΠΚ Ξένος o Flag of Greece PCFG Simitzopoulos (P 28) ΤΠΚ Σιμιτζόπουλος o Flag of Greece PCFG Starakis (P 29) ΤΠΚ Σταράκης * 6 × La Combattante IIa (S148) o Flag of Germany PCFG Votsis (P 72) ΤΠΚ Βότσης o Flag of Germany PCFG Pezopoulos (P 73) ΤΠΚ Πεζόπουλος o Flag of Germany PCFG Blachavas (P 74) ΤΠΚ Βλαχάβας o Flag of Germany PCFG Maridakis (P 75) ΤΠΚ Μαριδάκης o Flag of Germany PCFG Tournas (P 76) ΤΠΚ Τουρνάς o Flag of Germany PCFG Sakipis (P 77) ΤΠΚ Σακίπης [edit] Submarines * 4 × Glaukos class (Type 209 (1100) Submarine - Neptune I upgrade) o Flag of Germany S Glafkos (S 110) Υ/Β Γλαύκος o Flag of Germany S Nirefs (S 111) Υ/Β Νηρεύς o Flag of Germany S Triton (S 112) Υ/Β Τρίτων o Flag of Germany S Protefs (S 113) Υ/Β Πρωτεύς * 4 × Poseidon class (Type 209 (1200) Submarine - Neptune II upgrade) o Flag of Germany S Poseidon (S 116) Υ/Β Ποσειδών o Flag of Germany S Amphitriti (S 117) Υ/Β Αμφιτρίτη o Flag of Germany S Okeanos (S 118) Υ/Β Ωκεανός o Flag of Germany S Pontos (S 132) Υ/Β Πόντος * 1 × Papanikolis class (Type 214 Submarine) (deliveries postponed indefinitely) o Flag of Germany S Papanikolis (S 120) Υ/Β Παπανικολής o 3 more under construction by the Hellenic Shipyards Co.: (deliveries postponed indefinitely) + S Flag of Greece Pipinos (S 121) Υ/Β Πιπίνος + S Flag of Greece Matrozos (S 122) Υ/Β Ματρώζος + S Flag of Greece Katsonis (S 123) Υ/Β Κατσώνης [edit] Landing Vessels * 5 × Landing Ships Jason Class (LST) o Flag of Greece LST Chios (L 173) Α/Γ Χίος o Flag of Greece LST Samos (L 174) Α/Γ Σάμος o Flag of Greece LST Ikaria (L 175) Α/Γ Ικαρία o Flag of Greece LST Lesvos (L 176) Α/Γ Λέσβος o Flag of Greece LST Rodos (L 177) Α/Γ Ρόδος * 5 × Heavy Landing Ships (LCU, Type 520) o Flag of Germany LSH Ios (L 167) Α/Β 'Ιος o Flag of Germany LSH Paros (L 179) Α/Β Πάρος o Flag of Germany LSH Sikinos (L 168) Α/Β Σίκινος o Flag of Germany LSH Irakleia (L 169) Α/Β Ηρακλειά o Flag of Germany LSH Pholegandros (L 170) Α/Β Φολέγανδρος * 4 × Hovercraft Landing Ships Class Zubr/Pomornik (LCAC) [show location on an interactive map] 37°59′21″N, 23°34′10″E o Flag of Russia LCAC Kephallenia (L 180) ΠΤΜ Κεφαλληνία o Flag of Ukraine LCAC Ithaki (L 181) ΠΤΜ Ιθάκη o Flag of Russia LCAC Kerkyra (L 182) ΠΤΜ Κέρκυρα o Flag of Russia LCAC Zakynthos (L 183) ΠΤΜ Ζάκυνθος [edit] Gunboats * 3 × Gunboats Class Thetis o Flag of Germany FS/PG Νiki (P 62) Κ/Φ Νίκη o Flag of Germany FS/PG Doxa (P 63) Κ/Φ Δόξα o Flag of Germany FS/PG Eleftheria (P 64) Κ/Φ Ελευθερία * 2 × Gunboats Class Osprey 55 o Flag of Greece PG Armatolos (P 18) Κ/Φ Αρματωλός o Flag of Greece PG Navmachos (P 19) Κ/Φ Ναυμάχος * 2 × Gunboats Class HSY-56 o Flag of Greece PG Kasos (P 57) Κ/Φ Κάσος o Flag of Greece PG Polemistis (P 61) Κ/Φ Πολεμιστής * 4 × Gunboats Class Osprey HSY-56A o Flag of Greece PG Machitis (P 266) Κ/Φ Μαχητής o Flag of Greece PG Nikiphoros (P 267) Κ/Φ Νικηφόρος o Flag of Greece PG Aittitos (P 268) Κ/Φ Αήττητος o Flag of Greece PG Krataios (P 269) Κ/Φ Κραταιός * 2 × Asheville Class Gunboat o Flag of the United States PC/PG Tolmi (P 229) Κ/Φ Τόλμη. Ex USN USS Green Bay (PG-101) [6] o Flag of the United States PC/PG Hormi (P 230) Κ/Φ Ορμή. Ex USN USS Beacon (PG-99)[7] [edit] Minesweepers / Mine-Layers * 6 × Minesweepers - Coastal o Flag of the United States MSC Alkyon (M 211) Ν/Α Αλκυών o Flag of the United States MSC Avra (M 214) Ν/Α Αύρα o Flag of the United States MSC Aidon (M 240) Ν/Α Αηδών o Flag of the United States MSC Kichli (M 241) Ν/Α Κίχλη o Flag of the United States MSC Kissa (M 242) Ν/Α Κίσσα o Flag of the United States MSC Pleias (M 248) Ν/Α Πλειάς * 2 × Mine-Hunters / Hunters Class Hunt o Flag of the United Kingdom MSC/MSH Evropi (M 62) Ν/ΘΗ Ευρώπη o Flag of the United Kingdom MSC/MSH Kallisto (M 63) Ν/ΘΗ Καλλιστώ * 2 × Mine-Hunters - Coastal / Hunters Class Osprey[8] o Flag of the United States MSC Evniki (M 61) Ν/Α Ευνίκη. Ex USN USS Pelican, MHC-53.[9] o Flag of the United States MSC Kalypso (M 64) Ν/Α Καλυψώ. Ex USN USS Heron, MHC-52.[10] [edit] Coastline Patrol Vessels * 4 × Coastline Patrol Vessels - Type Nasty (formerly torpedo boats) o Flag of Norway CP Andromeda (P 196) ΠΠ Ανδρομέδα o Flag of Norway CP Kyknos (P 198) ΠΠ Κύκνος o Flag of Norway CP Pigasos (P 199) ΠΠ Πήγασος o Flag of Norway CP Toxotis (P 228) ΠΠ Τοξότης * 2 x Coastal Patrol Vessels - Type Esterel o Flag of France CP Diopos Antoniou (Ρ-286) ΠΠ Κ/Β Δίοπος Αντωνίου o Flag of France CP Kelevstis Stamou (Ρ-287) ΠΠ Κ/Β Κελευστής Στάμου [edit] Oil tankers and fleet replenishment ships * 1 × AOR Etna class o Flag of Italy AOR Promithefs (A 374) ΠΓΥ Προμηθεύς * 2 × Luneburg Type 701C class, Replenishment Ships o Flag of Germany AO Axios (A 464) Π/Φ Αξιός o Flag of Germany AO Aliakmon (A 470) Π/Φ Αλιάκμων * 4 × Oil Tankers o Flag of Greece OT Zefs (A 375) Π/Φ Ζεύς o Flag of Greece OT Ouranos (A 416) Π/Φ Ουρανός o Flag of Greece OT Hyperion (A 417) Π/Φ Υπερίων o Flag of Greece OT Orion (A 376) Π/Φ Ωρίων * 1 × ATV Munitions Transport Vessel o Flag of France ATV Evros (A 415) ΜΠ Έβρος [edit] Personnel Transport Vessels * 4 × Personnel Transport Vessels o Flag of Greece PTV Pandora (A 419) ΠΜΠ Πανδώρα o Flag of Greece PTV Pandrosos (A 420) ΠΜΠ Πάνδροσος o Flag of Germany PTV Naxos (L 178) ΠΜΠ Νάξος (converted LCU) o Flag of Germany PTV Serifos (L 195) ΠΜΠ Σέριφος (converted LCU) [edit] Hydrographic Vessels * 5 × MRO Vessels o Flag of Greece MRV Naftilos (A 478) Υ/Γ-Ω/Κ Ναυτίλος o Flag of Greece OCV Pytheas (A 474) Υ/Γ-Ω/Κ Πυθέας o Flag of Greece OCV Strabon (A 476) Υ/Γ-Ω/Κ Στράβων o Flag of Greece OCV Akatos 14 (AΚ 14) Υ/Γ-Ω/Κ Άκατος 14 [edit] Other auxiliary vessels * 1 x Thetis (AN 103) class, net/buoy tender o Flag of Germany MRV Thetis (A 307) ΦΘ Θέτις * 2 × Lighthouse tenders o Flag of Greece LTV Karavogiannos (A 479) ΠΦΑ Καραβόγιαννος o Flag of Greece LTV Lykoudis (A 481) ΠΦΑ Λυκούδης * 6 × Water Tankers o Flag of Greece WT Kalliroie (A 468) Υ/Φ Καλλιρόη o Flag of Greece WT Trichonis (A 466) Υ/Φ Τριχωνίς o Flag of Greece WT Doirani (A 476) Υ/Φ Δοϊράνη o Flag of Greece WT Kerkini (A 433) Υ/Φ Κερκίνη o Flag of Greece WT Prespa (A 434) Υ/Φ Πρέσπα o Flag of Greece WT Stymphalia (A 469) Υ/Φ Στυμφαλία __________________ eñe

August 13th, 2008, 10:51 PM	#43
Big Texan BANNED Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 535	United States Navy 332,000 personnel, 280 ships, 3,700 aircraft The 21st century United States Navy maintains a sizable presence in the world, deploying in such areas as East Asia, Mediterranean, and the Middle East. Its ability to project force onto the littoral regions of the world, engage in forward areas during peacetime, and rapidly respond to regional crises makes it an active player in American foreign and defense policy. United States Navy is the largest in the world with a tonnage greater than that of the next 17 largest combined and has a budget of $127.3 billion for the 2007 fiscal year. U.S. Navy also possesses the world's largest carrier fleet, with 11 in service and 2 under construction. The names of commissioned ships of the U.S. Navy start with "USS,"[31] designating "United States Ship Non-commissioned, civilian-manned vessels of the Navy have names that begin with "USNS," standing for "United States Naval Ship" The names of ships are officially selected by the Secretary of the Navy, often to honor important people or places Additionally, each ship is given a letter-based hull classification symbol (for example, CVN or DDG) to indicate the vessel's type and a hull number. All ships in the Navy inventory are placed in the Naval Vessel Register, which tracks data such as the current status of a ship, the date of its commissioning, and the date of its decommissioning. Vessels that are removed from the register prior to disposal are said to be stricken from the register. The Navy also maintains a reserve fleet of inactive vessels that are maintained for reactivation in times of need. The Navy pioneered the use of nuclear reactors aboard naval vessels; today, nuclear energy powers most .S. aircraft carriers and submarines. In the case of a Nimitz-class carrier, two naval reactors give ship almost unlimited range and provide enough electrical energy to power a city of 100,000 people. U.S. Navy previously operated nuclear-powered cruisers and destroyers as well, but all have been decommissioned. Carriers Multiple carriers are deployed around the world at any given time to provide military presence, respond quickly to crises, and participate in joint exercises with allied forces; this has led the Navy to to their Nimitz-class carriers as "4.5 acres of sovereign and mobile American territory." Former President Bill Clinton summed up the importance of the aircraft carrier by stating that "when word of crisis breaks out in Washington, it's no accident the first question that comes to everyone's lips is: where is the nearest carrier?" Kitty Hawk class (1 in commission) Enterprise class (1 in commission) Nimitz class (9 in commission, 1 under construction) Gerald R. Ford-class (scheduled for construction, will replace USS Enterprise and scheduled to enter service in 2015) Amphibious warfare vessels Wasp class (7 in commission, 1 under construction) Austin class (9 in commission, 1 converted to an auxiliary command ship) San Antonio class (2 in commission, 3 under construction, 4 more planned) Whidbey Island class (8 in commission) Harpers Ferry class (4 in commission) Battleships Iowa Class (all 4 ships are currently memorials but are in reserve and still are property of US Navy, allowing them to be brought back for service much like during Desert Storm) Surface vessels Ticonderoga class missile cruiser (22 in commission) Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate (30 in commission) Arleigh Burke Class Destroyer (52 in commission) Freedom class LCS-1 (littoral combat ships) Frigate (1 in commission undergoing trials) USS Independence LCS Frigate LCS-2 (under construction) HSV-2 (1 leased to the US Navy) Zumwalt class destroyer (under construction, only 2 will be made) Sabmarines Ohio class ballistic missile submarines (18 in commission, with four converted into guided missile submarines) Los Angeles class attack submarines (45 in commission) Seawolf class attack submarines (3 in commission) Virginia class attack submarines (4 in commission, 5 under construction or ordered, at least 9 more planned) Dont forget the fighters Last edited by Big Texan; August 14th, 2008 at 06:51 AM.

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