List of active Sedunnic Navy ships (Pacifica)

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This is a list of active Sedunnic Navy ships as of April 2022. There are 73 ships in commission including 2 aircraft carriers, 6 amphibious warfare ships, 16 destroyers, 8 frigates, 12 corvettes, 4 ballistic missile submarines, 11 attack submarines, 2 submarine tenders, 9 patrol boats, 10 mine countermeasures vessels and 40 miscellaneous auxiliary and support vessels. The total commissioned displacement of the Sedunnic Navy is approximately 670,000 tonnes. The list does not include auxiliary vessels or smaller boats.

List of active ships

Class Picture Type Ships Displacement Commissioned Builder Note
Submarines (15 in service)
Pieless Attack submarine Pieless (R160)
Akuess (R161)
Sevvskaimm (R162)
Farness (R163)
Lurrm Benn-ness (R164)
Ninn Benn-ness (R165)
Sraved (R166)
Issd (R167)
Bynntess (R168)
Hydd (R169)
Rakress (R170)
2,350 tonnes 1995-2000 Levē Kallnhē Diesel-electric.
Tig Ballistic missile submarine Tig (R162)
Ekkt (R163)
Lymm (R164)
Tevv (R165)
14,400 tonnes 2015-2021 Levē Kallnhē Type of propulsion not revealed.
Aircraft carrier (2 in service)
Paksarr Vosallu Aircraft carrier Paksarr Vosallu (OE33)

Vit Allnienn (OE34)

102,300 tonnes 1998

2001

STT CATOBAR
Amphibious warfare (4 in service)
Aemmd Amphibious assault ship Aemmd (T262)
Nuksted (T263)
39,800 tonnes 2019

2020

STT
Noslenravad Amphibious transport dock Lusuvvd (T101)

Bolonnd (T103)

25,100 tonnes 1995

1998

STT Retirement of the Lusuvvd in 2019 cancelled.
Ullenst Dock landing ship Ullenst (T97)

Tarvem (T98)

15,900 tonnes 1985

1990

Targes
Surface combatants (36 in service)
Setrusop General purpose destroyer Setrusop (Y154)
Annhotem (Y155)
Tapparad (Y156)
Bell-Semyll (Y157)
Dybdfess (Y158)
Ekredd (159)
Grā (Y160)
Hierann (Y161)
Limravad (Y162)
Skē-Semyll (Y163)
Yveg (Y164)
Derē-Jytann (Y165)
Rumm (Y166)
Levē-Jytann (Y167)
Epptryn (Y168)
Remetull (Y169)
8,900 tonnes 2010-2014 STT
Hevv Delltienn General-purpose frigate Hevv Delltienn (F541)
Ron Akkallu (F542)
Bettu I (F543)
Ilva Timienn (F544)
Sefi Tygallu (F545)
Hejerr Tenteienn (F546)
Paksarr Gjerrt (F547)
Matts Blarallu (F548)
5,300 tonnes (1981)
2004-2007
STT Generally considered a destroyer internationally due to size, armament, and role.
Flered General-purpose corvette Flered (K223)
Loennvem (K224)
Maksob (K225)
Fomma (K226)
Aeffer (K227)
Levivv (K228)
680 tonnes 2008-2012 STT The Levivv has been sunken.[1] A replacement is being built.
Jorles General-purpose corvette Jorles (K180)
Jorin (K181)
Samd (K182)
Viksad (K183)
Insid (K184)
Kvold (K185)
625 tonnes 1988-1992 Levē Kallnhē
Reconnaissance vessels (2 in service)
Ravst Signal intelligence vessels Ravst (L112)
Lom (L113)
3,100 tonnes 1998-2000 Levē Kallnhē
Offshore patrols (9 in service)
Kapenst Offshore patrol vessel Kapenst (O217)
Kravenst (O218)
Amvem (O219)
Hunnek (O220)
Hilphunn (O221)
Essjeta (O222)
Fedu (O223)
Badenst (O224)
Myttenst (O225)
1,700 tonnes 2001-2009 Levē Kallnhē
Mine countermeasures (10 in service)
Sifgvi Mine countermeasures vessel Sifgvi (A354)
Nuvnet (A355)
Delm (A356)
Fam (A357)
Pass (A358)
Mejet (A359)
Soret (A360)
Attet (A361)
Russā (A362)
Ojeten (A363)
650 tonnes 2016-2021 Levē Kallnhē