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|caption= USTN ensign
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|dates= Since 1946
|dates= 1928-1948<br>2019-present
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|commander2= [[Reina Kaede]]
|commander2= Reina Kaede
|commander2_label= Chancellor of Defense
|commander2_label= Royal Military Cuncillor
|commander3= [[Ryuu Yuuma]]
|commander3= Riko Kyou
|commander3_label= Chancellor of the Navy
|commander3_label= Royal Military Advisor
|commander4= [[Yamato Ryoichi]]
|commander4= Ryuu Yuuma
|commander4_label= Deputy Chancellor of the Navy
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The '''United States of the Tao Navy''', '''USTN''', also referred to as the '''Taoist Navy''', is the worldwide maritime warfare branch of the [[UST Armed Forces|United States of the Tao Armed Forces]], tasked with {{wp|naval warfare}}, {{wp|power projection|global power projection}}, and assisting in overseas and domestic {{wp|Humanitarian aid|humanitarian efforts}} for the [[UST]]. It is the only Navy of the UST, though it is not the only branch which deals with naval warfare, the [[UST Coast Guard|United States of the Tao Coast Guard]] is a branch which also operates capital ships (though small ones), but focuses more on naval defense, and humanitarian/rescue efforts than the USTN which focuses more on offensive power, and power projection.
The '''Imperial Taoist Navy''', '''ITN''', commonly referred to as the '''Taoist Navy''', is the worldwide maritime warfare branch of the [[Taoist Armed Forces|Empire of the Tao Armed Forces]], tasked with {{wp|naval warfare}}, {{wp|power projection|global power projection}}, and assisting in overseas and domestic {{wp|Humanitarian aid|humanitarian efforts}} for the [[Empire of the Tao]]. It is the only Navy of the Empire of the Tao, though it is not the only branch which deals with naval warfare, as the [[Imperial Taoist Coast Guard]] is a branch which also operates capital ships (though small ones), but focuses more on naval defense, and humanitarian/rescue efforts than the ITN which focuses more on offensive power, and power projection.


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==History==
==History==
===Before The USTN===
===Early history===
While the USTN was established in only 1948, the Tao has one of the oldest cultures in Sunalaya and has a rich naval history. While they couldn't hold up to western designs, Taoist ships from the 14th-17th centuries are widely considered to be very well designed and well built for their time; this is often thought to be because of the concept of "Kami no Umi" or "Divine Sea" which suggests that, if one wants to sail on the seas they should take care to use a vessel of quality and art; it is often thought that this mindset is what has historically inspired a concept of quality over quantity in the previous Taoist Navies.
While the ITN was established in only 2019, the Tao has one of the oldest cultures in Sunalaya and has a rich naval history. While they couldn't hold up to western designs, Taoist ships from the 14th-17th centuries are widely considered to be very well designed and well built for their time; this is often thought to be because of the concept of "Kami no Umi" or "Divine Sea" which suggests that, if one wants to sail on the seas they should take care to use a vessel of quality and art; it is often thought that this mindset is what has historically inspired a concept of quality over quantity in the previous Taoist Navies.


After achieving liberation through the [[War of Taoist Independence]], the Tao's first constitution established it as a {{wp|republic}}, becoming the [[Republic of the Tao]]; which had the [[Republic of the Tao Navy]] (RTN) as its primary naval force. In 1927, however, {{wp|Emperor}} [[Takehiko]] passed away, and his son, {{wp|Emperor}} [[Shou]] ascended to the throne and began implementing his fascist policies in the government, leading to the establishment of the [[Empire of the Tao]] and the [[Republic of the Tao Navy]] being reformed into the [[Imperial Taoist Navy]] (ITN). Having sided with the [[Core Powers]] in [[Sunalayan World War II|World War II]], the [[Empire of the Tao]] unconditionally surrendered to the [[Dronden Pact]] and on February 1, 1946, the Empire was officially dismantled, along with the [[Imperial Taoist Navy|ITN]].
===1948-2019 (USTN)===
Fallowing [[Second Great War (Sunalaya)|World War II]] many within the [[Dronden Pact]] wanted to see the Tao without an established military and be controlled, or heavily influenced by a foreign power. Some of the occupiers of the Tao inside the [[Droden pact]], namely [[Rhodevus]], held a firm position against this, however. Ultimately with the help [[Rhodevus]], the [[United States of the Tao]] (UST) was created, along with it come the [[UST Navy|United States of the Tao Navy]].


===Founding Of The USTN===
===Recent history===
Despite the fact that some within the [[Dronden Pact]] wanted to see the Tao without an established military and be run by a foreign power. Some of the occupiers of the Tao inside the [[Droden pact]], namely [[Aznazia]], held a firm position against this, however. Ultimately with the help of [[Aznazia]] and [[Rhodevus]], the [[United States of the Tao]] (UST) was created, along with it come the [[UST Navy|United States of the Tao Navy]].
On May 16, 2019, the UST, along with the USTN was dissolved by [[Sora Miroyu]], and was immediately replaced with the Empire of the Tao, along with the Imperial Taoist Navy, respectively.
 
===Recent History===
On August 7, 2017, the [[Taoist Armed Forces]], under the {{wp|Tao Nationalist Party|nationalist government}}, was wanting to test a ship-launched {{wp|Electromagnetic pulse|EMP device}}. The USTN offered to mount the device to the [[TNS Diketa]] for testing. The device was tested just 400 miles off the coast of [[Sunrisia]], who had been heavily protesting the actions of the Nationalist government in the Tao at the time. Testing proved to be "beyond satisfactory" as the device was estimated to be capable of wiping out electronics within a 20mile radius. The EMP testing was a major controversial event, both then and now.
 
On January 18, 2017, the USTN sent 2 squadrons towards Capsland at threat level 5, to be prepared to render assistance to Capsland should war break out, but they were recalled 19 days later by new {{wp|Prime Minister|Prime Chancellor}}, [[Sora Miroyu]].


==Equipment==
==Equipment==
===Ships===
===Ships===
{{main|List of active UST Navy ships}}
{{main|List of active Imperial Taoist Navy ships}}
 
All vessels in the Imperial Taoist Navy are given a name designation, this is always followed by a prefix; ITS (Imperial Taoist Ship) for warfare vessels, and TS (Taoist Ship) for various other auxiliary vessels, even some non-navy related ships use this prefix. Almost all ITN vessels also have a hull designation, such as DDV for destroyers or HCV for helicopter carriers, followed by a number.


All vessels in the United States of the Tao Navy are given a name designation, this is always followed by a prefix; TNS (Taoist Navy Ship) for warfare vessels, and TS (Taoist Ship) for various other auxiliary vessels, even some non-navy related ships use this prefix. Almost all USTN vessels also have a hull designation, such as DDV for destroyers or HCV for helicopter carriers, followed by a number.
The ITN has a total of 132 ships, 22 {{wp|submarine}}s, 1 {{wp|submarine|training submarine}}, 6 {{wp|helicopter carrier}}s, 2 {{wp|amphibious assault ships}}, 8 {{wp|cruisers}}, 28 {{wp|destroyers}}, 18 {{wp|corvette}}s, 20 {{wp|mine sweeper}}s, 4 {{wp|spy ship|recon & surveillance ships}}, 4 {{wp|training ship}}s, 6 {{wp|supply ship}}s, and 1 {{wp|experimental ship}}.


The USTN has a total of 132 ships, 22 {{wp|submarine}}s, 1 {{wp|submarine|training Submarine}}, 6 {{wp|helicopter carrier}}s, 2 {{wp|amphibious assault ships}}, 8 {{wp|cruisers}}, 28 {{wp|destroyers}}, 18 {{wp|corvette}}s, 20 {{wp|mine sweeper}}s, 4 {{wp|spy ship|recon & surveillance ships}}, 4 {{wp|training ship}}s, 6 {{wp|supply ship}}s, and 1 {{wp|experimental ship}}.
===Aviation===
{{main|List of Imperial Taoist Navy aircraft}}


{{UST Topics}}
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[[Category:United States of the Tao]]
[[Category:United States of the Tao]]
[[Category:Yellow-Class Sunalaya articles]]

Latest revision as of 08:54, 10 February 2020

Imperial Taoist Navy
Oldustflag.png
ITN ensign
Active1928-1948
2019-present
Country UST
AllegianceSora Miroyu
TypeNavy
RoleNaval warfare
Size132 total ships
HQFirentsu
Nickname(s)オーシャンガード (Ocean Guard)
Motto(s)The Seas or northing
ColorsRed, Blue, Purple
Websiteitn.mil
Commanders
Commander-in-ChiefSora Miroyu
Royal Military CuncillorReina Kaede
Royal Military AdvisorRiko Kyou
Royal Commander of the navyRyuu Yuuma
Royal Deputy of the NavyYamato Ryoichi

The Imperial Taoist Navy, ITN, commonly referred to as the Taoist Navy, is the worldwide maritime warfare branch of the Empire of the Tao Armed Forces, tasked with naval warfare, global power projection, and assisting in overseas and domestic humanitarian efforts for the Empire of the Tao. It is the only Navy of the Empire of the Tao, though it is not the only branch which deals with naval warfare, as the Imperial Taoist Coast Guard is a branch which also operates capital ships (though small ones), but focuses more on naval defense, and humanitarian/rescue efforts than the ITN which focuses more on offensive power, and power projection.

History

Early history

While the ITN was established in only 2019, the Tao has one of the oldest cultures in Sunalaya and has a rich naval history. While they couldn't hold up to western designs, Taoist ships from the 14th-17th centuries are widely considered to be very well designed and well built for their time; this is often thought to be because of the concept of "Kami no Umi" or "Divine Sea" which suggests that, if one wants to sail on the seas they should take care to use a vessel of quality and art; it is often thought that this mindset is what has historically inspired a concept of quality over quantity in the previous Taoist Navies.

1948-2019 (USTN)

Fallowing World War II many within the Dronden Pact wanted to see the Tao without an established military and be controlled, or heavily influenced by a foreign power. Some of the occupiers of the Tao inside the Droden pact, namely Rhodevus, held a firm position against this, however. Ultimately with the help Rhodevus, the United States of the Tao (UST) was created, along with it come the United States of the Tao Navy.

Recent history

On May 16, 2019, the UST, along with the USTN was dissolved by Sora Miroyu, and was immediately replaced with the Empire of the Tao, along with the Imperial Taoist Navy, respectively.

Equipment

Ships

Main article: List of active Imperial Taoist Navy ships

All vessels in the Imperial Taoist Navy are given a name designation, this is always followed by a prefix; ITS (Imperial Taoist Ship) for warfare vessels, and TS (Taoist Ship) for various other auxiliary vessels, even some non-navy related ships use this prefix. Almost all ITN vessels also have a hull designation, such as DDV for destroyers or HCV for helicopter carriers, followed by a number.

The ITN has a total of 132 ships, 22 submarines, 1 training submarine, 6 helicopter carriers, 2 amphibious assault ships, 8 cruisers, 28 destroyers, 18 corvettes, 20 mine sweepers, 4 recon & surveillance ships, 4 training ships, 6 supply ships, and 1 experimental ship.

Aviation

Main article: List of Imperial Taoist Navy aircraft
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