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Visakhapatnam Class

Marine

Visakhapatnam Class

The Visakhapatnam-class (Project 15B) destroyers are a follow-on class to the Kolkat a-class (Project 15A) destroyers for the Indian Navy. The Project 15B programme was approved for the Indian Navy in 2011, and the vessels are being built at Mazagon Docks Ltd, the same shipyard as the earlier Kolka ta-class destroyers. The ﬁrst vessel, the Visakhapatnam (D66), was delivered to the Indian Navy on 28 October 2021.Read More

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders

Project 18

Marine

Project 18 is an Indian Navy programme for a new class of destroyers that will continue the development and construction of complex surface combatants for India in the next decades. It will use the experience gained building the Project 15, 15A and 15B destroyers and take destroyer design to the next level.Read More

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders

Luyang III Class (Type 052D)

Marine

Luyang III Class (Type 052D)

The Luyang III class, more commonly known as the Type 052D destroyer or Kunming class, in the service of China’s PLAN, is a follow-on design from the earlier Type 052C destroyer. These form the bulk of the PLAN’s modern destroyer ﬂeet alongside the new Type 055 Renhai class. The Type 052D does have a reduced radar cross-section compared to its predecessor, there is also a difference in the position of the helicopter hangar and radar mast.Read More

Jiangnan Shipyard

Maya Class (27DD)

Marine

Maya Class (27DD)

The Maya-class (27DD) destroyers are the latest in a long line of modern destroyer classes for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF). Well aware of the growing threat from China and North Korea, the Japanese keep a powerful ﬂeet of surface warships at the ready, ﬁtted with the latest sensors and weapons. It makes the JMSDF one of the largest navies in the world.Read More

Japan Marine United Corporation

Sejong the Great Class (KDX-III) Batch 2

Marine

Sejong the Great Class (KDX-III) Batch 2

The Sejong the Great-class (KDX-III) Batch 2 is an improved variant of the Sejong the Great-class (KDX-III) Batch 1 vessels in service with the Republic of Korea Navy. Three Batch 2 vessels will be constructed by Hyundai Heavy Industries following plans approved in April 2019; however, only two have been contracted so far. The Batch 2 variants will be more heavily armed and larger than their predecessors and are expected to be delivered between 2024 and 2028.Read More

Hyundai Heavy Industries

Arleigh Burke Class (Flight III)

Marine

Arleigh Burke Class (Flight III)

The Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are the workhorse of the USN, nicknamed the ‘greyhounds of the sea’. Known as the DDG 51 class, the ships have been built primarily by Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII), General Dynamics Bath Iron Works (GDBIW) and Northrop Grumman and have been in production since 1988. Flight III is the last of the four ﬂights being built for the USN, with the ﬁrst ship beginning construction in 2018 at HII’s shipyard. 14 vessels are currently planned to follow the Flight I, II and IIA variants which began entering service in 1991.Read More

HII

Arleigh Burke Class (Flight IIA)

Marine

Arleigh Burke Class (Flight IIA)

The Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are the workhorse of the USN, nicknamed the ‘greyhounds of the sea’. Known as the DDG 51 class, the ships have been built primarily by Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) and General Dynamics Bath Iron Works (GDBIW) shipyards and have been in production since 1988. The Flight IIA variant consists of 42 vessels in service, with a total of 47 to be built by HII, GDBIW and also Northrop Grumman. The ﬁrst vessel entered service with the USN in 2000. Flight IIA is being followed by the Flight III variant, which began construction in 2018.Read More

HII

Zumwalt Class

Marine

The DDG 1000 Zumwalt-class destroyer is a USN programme to develop a series of next-generation multi-role battleships for the 21st century. They were designed to host the latest in sensors and weapons and meet the late-1990s/early 2000s obsession with stealth as the next game-changer on the battleﬁeld. The class was planned to have 32 ships, but delays and huge cost increases meant the programme was curtailed at three ships. Two have entered service, while the third is completing sea trials.Read More

General Dynamics

Renhai Class (Type 055)

Marine

Renhai Class (Type 055)

The Type 055 destroyer, also known as the Renhai class, is one of the largest class of ships in China’s PLAN. The vessel has been classed as a cruiser by the USN because of its multi-mission capability and ability to command a task force similar to its own Ticonderoga-class cruisers, albeit still smaller than the Zumwalt-class destroyers. The ﬁrst of the six ships built between Jiangnan Shipyard and Dalian Shipyard is thought to have entered service in 2019.Read More

Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Company (DSIC)

KDX-IV

Marine

The KDX-IV-class destroyer, also known as KDDX, is a new range of combatant for the Republic of Korea Navy that will offer a special focus on missile defence. It follows the KDX-III Sejong the Great-class ships, but it will be very different from its predecessor.Read More

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME)

Hobart Class

Marine

The three Hobart-class air warfare destroyers are being brought into service with the Royal Australian Navy under the SEA 4000 procurement programme. They will ﬁll a ﬂeet air defence capability gap that has existed since the retiring of its three Perth-class destroyers in 2001. The programme has experienced considerable delays, with the ﬁrst ship in class delivered in September 2017 and the ﬁnal ship commissioned in May 2020.Read More

AWD Alliance

Shadhinota Class (Type C13B)

Marine

Shadhinota Class (Type C13B)

The Shadhinota-class comprises four Type C13B corvettes built by China’s Wuchang Shipbuilding Industrial Group for the Bangladesh Navy. Designed to conduct anti-air warfare and ASuW using naval guns, SAMs and sur-face-to-surface missiles, the corvettes can also be used for SAR missions, ﬁsheries enforcement and marine environmental protection.Read More

Wuchang Shipbuilding Industrial Group

Tamandaré Class

Marine

Tamandaré Class

The Tamandaré class is being built based on the German MEKO A100 design for the Brazilian Navy. A consortium created by ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, Embraer Defense & Security and Atech, called the Águas Azuis consortium, was selected to build four multirole corvettes valued at $1.6 billion. The vessels are to be built in Brazil and will be delivered between 2025 and 2028.Read More

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems

Sa’ar 6 Class

Marine

Sa’ar 6 Class

The Sa’ar-class corvettes are a series of four new warships currently being built for the Israeli Navy by ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems to conduct patrol duties in Israel’s EEZ, protecting the country’s gas reserves, shipping lanes and other assets in the Mediterranean. The new class of patrol vessels is to succeed the Sa’ar 5 class, offering enhanced attack capabilities. The vessels’ construction began in February 2018, with expected commissioning between 2020 and 2022.Read More

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems

Rattanakosin Class

Marine

Rattanakosin Class

The Rattanakosin-class ships are guided-missile corvettes designed and built by Tacoma Boatbuilding Co in the US for the Royal Thai Navy. The service commissioned two ships from Tacoma, both of which are still in active service. The small warships are intended for maritime patrol or as a fast-attack craft.Read More

Tacoma Boatbuilding Company

Vanguard 130

Marine

The Vanguard 130 is part of ST Engineering’s Vanguard series of modular naval ships. The Vanguard 130 multirole combatant concept has been optimised for unmanned vehicle operations with its primary role to support international maritime security.Read More

ST Engineering Marine

Saab Next-Generation Corvette

Marine

Saab Next-Generation Corvette

Saab is currently in the process of designing a next-generation corvette intended to replace the stealthy Visby-class. The project is in its ‘pre-studies’ phase, but early design speciﬁcations show the vessel is a scaled-up variant of its predecessor, with enhanced capabilities and room for mission growth in the future. Saab ﬁrst unveiled the corvette at IMDEX Asia 2017 as a hybrid design.Read More

Saab Kockums AB

Pohjanmaa Class

Marine

Pohjanmaa Class

Finland is building four Pohjanmaa-class corvettes under its Squadron 2020 programme to replace seven vessels, the decommissioned minelayer Pohjanmaa, four Rauma-class fast-attack missile craft and two Hämeenlinn a-class minelayers. The Finnish government awarded the contract to Rauma Marine Constructions Oy and Saab for the construction of the four corvettes, which is expected to start in 2022 and be completed by 2028 at a cost estimated at €1.32 billion ($1.46 billion). The four Pohjanmaa-class corvettes will be the largest vessels ever to serve in the Finnish Navy.Read More

Rauma Marine Constructions

Themistocles Corvette

Marine

Themistocles Corvette

The Karakurt class (Project 22800) is a class of guided-missile corvettes beingRead More

ONEX Nerion Shipyards

Avante 2200

Marine

The Avante 2200 corvettes from Spanish shipbuilder Navantia are currently under construction for Saudi Arabia. A contract was signed for ﬁve corvettes to all be delivered by 2022 in July 2018. They will be specially adapted to the requirements of the Royal Saudi Navy. The Avante 2200 corvette is a multirole vessel designed for surveillance and maritime control, SAR and providing assistance to other vessels.Read More

Navantia

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