List of ship formations of the Menghean Navy

This article contains a list of the ship formations of the Menghean Navy (battle groups, brigades, and squadrons) on the eve of the Second Pan-Septentrion War. Specifically, it reflects the status of the Menghean Navy on 1 April 2022, shortly before the start of Menghe's prewar mobilization.

Ranks and command structure

See also: Military ranks of Menghe

Rank	Army equivalent	Typical formation command	Typical ship command
Captain-grade officers
Haegun Daeryŏng (Captain) (OF-5)	Daeryŏng (Colonel)	Escort brigade Destroyer brigade	Nuclear submarine (JWY, JWS, JWG) Aircraft carrier (MH, MHW) Large ASW patrol ship (DChD) Cruiser (S) (no longer in use)
Haegun Jungryŏng (Commander) (OF-4)	Jungryŏng (Lt. Colonel)	Coastal ASW patrol squadron Missile corvette (KYD) squadron	Diesel-electric submarine (J, JW) Escort ship (HJ, H, HO) Destroyer (G, GY) Medium ASW patrol ship (DChJ)
Haegun Soryŏng (Lt. Commander) (OF-3)	Soryŏng (Major)	Fast attack craft (KY) squadron Squadron of small support craft (tug boats, fire boats, launches)	Small ASW patrol ship (DChS) Large fast attack craft (KYD) Minesweeper or minehunter (GJW)

Rotating battle groups

Carrier battle groups

Since the commissioning of MHW-14 Choe Sŭng-min on 12 March 2021, the Menghean Navy has had four active carrier battle groups. These operate in a 1:2:1 rotation: on any given day in peacetime, one is on station at sea, two are in port but able to sortie within 14 days or less, and one is undergoing major refits or maintenance. In wartime this can be surged to 2:1:1 by bringing one of the docked carriers into action ahead of schedule. At sea, these carriers typically occupy a patrol box east of the Strait of Portcullia, from which they can either provide fighter cover at sea or pivot eastward to engage units of the Maracaiban Navy.

In previous years, the Menghean Navy's carrier battle groups docked in Quang Pha when not on deployment. After the Entente Cordiale deployed cruise missiles and short-range ballistic missiles to Isla Diamante, Menghe relocated its major carrier docking site to Songsu-do Naval Base in the city of Gyŏngsan, which is outside the range of EC cruise missiles fired from Isla Diamante. This increased the transit time from the docking zone to the patrol area to 7 days, but reduced the risk that the EC could damage a carrier in port early in the conflict.

Each Menghean carrier battle group is commanded by a two-star rear admiral (haegun sojang), and each escort brigade within the battle group is commanded by a Captain (Haegun Daeryŏng).

1st Carrier Battle Group

Home port: Songsu-do Naval Base

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port

Flagship
MH-11	Haebang	Unique aircraft carrier
1st Escort Brigade
HJ-369	Daegok	Haeju-class destroyer
HO-331	Boryŏng	Yechŏn-class frigate (Yajjdan subclass)
HO-327	Sŏngsu	Yechŏn-class frigate
40th Escort Brigade
HJ-386	Chanam	Insŏng-class destroyer
HO-335	Odo	Dŏkju-class frigate
HO-338	Yuyang	Dŏkju-class frigate
Other ships
BHBK-1462	Okgang	Anchungang-class fast combat support ship

2nd Carrier Battle Group

Home port: Songsu-do Naval Base

Status on 1 April 2022: Recalled for maintenance

Flagship
MH-12	Sibiwŏl Hyŏgmyŏng	Sibiwŏl Hyŏgmyŏng class aircraft carrier
30th Escort Brigade
HJ-375	Hyŏnju	Haeju-class destroyer
HO-328	Yajjdan	Yechŏn-class frigate (Yajjdan subclass)
HO-326	Posŭng	Yechŏn-class frigate
31st Escort Brigade
HJ-384	Insŏng	Insŏng-class destroyer
HO-336	Orkhon	Dŏkju-class frigate
HO-337	Sinsŏng	Dŏkju-class frigate
Other ships
BHBK-1464	Songgang	Anchungang-class fast combat support ship

3rd Carrier Battle Group

Home port: Songsu-do Naval Base

Status on 1 April 2022: On patrol east of the Strait of Portcullia.

Flagship
MH-13	Gukga Gyŏngje Gijŏk	Sibiwŏl Hyŏgmyŏng class aircraft carrier
10th Escort Brigade
HJ-374	Chubun	Haeju-class destroyer
HO-329	Hongsa	Yechŏn-class frigate (Yajjdan subclass)
HO-325	Hwawŏn	Yechŏn-class frigate
36th Escort Brigade
HJ-386	Hyangchun	Insŏng-class destroyer
HO-333	Jŏndang	Dŏkju-class frigate
HO-334	Maerim	Dŏkju-class frigate
Other ships
BHBK-1463	Ryanggang	Anchungang-class fast combat support ship

4th Carrier Battle Group

Home port: Songsu-do Naval Base

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

Flagship
MH-14	Choe Sŭng-min	Choe Sŭng-min class aircraft carrier
4th Escort Brigade
HJ-383	Ryŏjin	Onju-class destroyer
HO-330	Buyŏ	Yechŏn-class frigate (Yajjdan subclass)
HO-324	Yechŏn	Yechŏn-class frigate
28th Escort Brigade
HJ-385	Chŏngdo	Insŏng-class destroyer
HO-332	Dŏkju	Dŏkju-class frigate
HO-339	Jŏnam	Dŏkju-class frigate
Other ships
BHBK-1461	Anchungang	Anchungang-class fast combat support ship

Independent surface brigades

In the Menghean Navy, a "brigade" (yŏdan) is a group of surface ships which typically go to sea, resupply in port, or undergo repairs as a single unit, much like the battle groups above. Unlike the above formations, however, they sometimes operate independently but are typically placed under the command of an existing battle group or ad-hoc formation.

Across all types, a surface brigade is typically commanded by an officer with the rank of Haegun Junjang, typically translated as "commodore" but specifically referring to a one-star admiral. Destroyer and escort brigades are led by a ship with one-star flag facilities, but littoral warfare brigades are typically commanded from shore.

Destroyer brigades

Destroyer brigades (gughugham yŏdan) are groups of three ships, typically consisting of a flotilla leader with small-scale flag facilities and two attached destroyers subordinate to that unit. Note that while Anglian translations refer to both as "destroyers," the Menghean Navy distinguishes between guchugham (G/GY), which are surface-warfare-oriented warships of frigate size, and juryŏk howiham (H/HJ), which are multi-role escort ships of guided-missile destroyer size. Similarly, the destroyer brigades in this section serve as largely independent surface action groups, whereas the escort brigades (howiham yŏdan) in the following sections are more akin to foreign destroyer squadrons.

From the 1980s until the mid-to-late 2010s, Menghe also operated destroyer brigades which included Nunbora-class destroyers. By 2022, the last Nunboras had been retired and all extant destroyer brigades contained Chŏndong-class destroyers.

2nd Destroyer Brigade

Home port: Puerto Alegre

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

HJ-379	Pungsu	Haeju-class destroyer
GY-224	Josu	Chŏndong-class destroyer
GY-228	Dolpung	Chŏndong-class destroyer

9th Destroyer Brigade

Home port: Puerto Alegre

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

HJ-366	Dongchŏn	Haeju-class destroyer
GY-227	Ho-u	Chŏndong-class destroyer
GY-226	Ilchul	Chŏndong-class destroyer

12th Destroyer Brigade

Home port: Puerto Alegre

Status on 1 April 2022: Withdrawn for maintenance.

HJ-368	Gyŏngsan	Haeju-class destroyer
GY-229	Pokpung	Chŏndong-class destroyer
GY-225	Ubak	Chŏndong-class destroyer

22nd Destroyer Brigade

Home port: Puerto Alegre

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

HJ-363	Jinjŏng	Pyŏng'an-class destroyer
GY-216	Chŏndong	Chŏndong-class destroyer
GY-219	Pado	Chŏndong-class destroyer

25th Destroyer Brigade

Home port: Puerto Alegre

Status on 1 April 2022: On routine patrol in the Strait of Portcullia.

HJ-377	Myŏng'an	Haeju-class destroyer
GY-222	Hongsu	Chŏndong-class destroyer
GY-220	Pungrang	Chŏndong-class destroyer

29th Destroyer Brigade

Home port: Puerto Alegre

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

HJ-365	Anchŏn	Haeju-class destroyer
GY-217	Donghan	Chŏndong-class destroyer
GY-218	Swaejŏn	Chŏndong-class destroyer

Escort brigades

Independent escort brigades typically consist of one destroyer (howiham or juryŏk howiham, H/HJ) and two frigates (oechung howiham, HO). As with destroyer brigades, the destroyer at the lead of the formation incorporates limited flag facilities which the brigade commander can use to coordinate the movement of the other two ships.

Escort brigades can operate either independently or as part of a larger group. Typically, Menghe rotates one escort brigade off the coast of Isla Diamante, but would pull together off-duty escort brigades to protect amphibious battle groups in the leadup to a conflict.

Due to their greater number, the Menghean Navy's escort brigades are grouped into three divisions. These are largely administrative formations, and the rear admirals commanding them serve a largely administrative role. Because the individual brigades in each division rotate in and out of major repair service to keep one brigade at sea at any given time, an entire division would never go to sea as a combined unit.

1st Escort Division

The 1st Escort Division consists of four fairly modern escort brigades with Haeju-class destroyers and Chunchŏn-class frigates. It is based out of Quang Pha. From 2018 to 2022, the 1st Escort Division rotated one brigade through patrol duty off Isla Diamante, with the mission of supporting anti-air, anti-missile, anti-submarine, and shore bombardment duties in the event of war. The two docked brigades would be mobilized as escorts for the 4th Marine Infantry Brigade's landing ships on a voyage from Quang Pha to Isla Diamante or Altagracia.

3rd Escort Brigade

Home port: Quang Pha

Status on 1 April 2022: Withdrawn for maintenance.

HJ-371	Giju	Haeju-class destroyer
HO-343	Misu	Chunchŏn-class frigate
HO-341	Myŏngju	Chunchŏn-class frigate

16th Escort Brigade

Home port: Quang Pha

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

HJ-367	Jŏksan	Haeju-class destroyer
HO-342	Sŏlsan	Chunchŏn-class frigate
HO-340	Chunchŏn	Chunchŏn-class frigate

41st Escort Brigade

Commander: Commodore Ri Min-ho

Home port: Quang Pha

Status on 1 April 2022: On patrol northeast of Isla Diamante.

HJ-370	Ranju	Haeju-class destroyer
HO-345	Ryoju	Chunchŏn-class frigate
HO-346	Raenghae	Chunchŏn-class frigate

47th Escort Brigade

Home port: Quang Pha

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

HJ-376	Tongju	Haeju-class destroyer
HO-344	Cheho	Chunchŏn-class frigate
HO-347	Suju	Chunchŏn-class frigate

2nd Escort Division

The 2nd Escort Division is identical in structure and composition to the 1st Escort Division, except that its brigades contain Sŏnsan-class frigates, a newer subclass of the Chunchŏn class. The brigades in this division are based in Puerto Alegre, and rotate through patrol duties in the Strait of Portcullia.

17th Escort Brigade

Home port: Puerto Alegre

Status on 1 April 2022: Recalled for maintenance.

HJ-378	Yŏngjŏng	Haeju-class destroyer
HO-354	Chŏngsŏng	Sŏnsan-class frigate
HO-349	Pungsan	Sŏnsan-class frigate

20th Escort Brigade

Home port: Puerto Alegre

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

HJ-373	Busin	Haeju-class destroyer
HO-348	Sŏnsan	Sŏnsan-class frigate
HO-352	Bunju	Sŏnsan-class frigate

32nd Escort Brigade

Home port: Puerto Alegre

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

HJ-364	Haeju	Haeju-class destroyer
HO-351	Ichŏn	Sŏnsan-class frigate
HO-353	Wando	Sŏnsan-class frigate

46th Escort Brigade

Home port: Puerto Alegre

Status on 1 April 2022: At sea outside Puerto Alegre.

HJ-372	Chŏnjin	Haeju-class destroyer
HO-355	Pyŏnghae	Sŏnsan-class frigate
HO-350	Juta	Sŏnsan-class frigate

3rd Escort Division

The 3rd Escort Division is cobbled together from older surface ships, and in 2022 was comprised of Hyŏngnam-class destroyers and Ansa-class frigates, including one frigate of the Hawŏn subclass. With the exception of the refitted Hawŏn, all of these ships retain their single- or twin-arm missile launchers in place of VLS cells and 1980s-vintage variable depth sonar in place of newer towed sonar arrays. They would most likely be activated for rear-area or low-threat missions, such as escorting civilian shipping in the South Menghe Sea.

7th Escort Brigade

Home port: Ranju

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

H-311	Yŏnju	Hyŏngnam-class destroyer
HO-314	Ansa	Ansa-class frigate
HO-316	Tongjin	Ansa-class frigate

11th Escort Brigade

Home port: Ranju

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

H-312	Muju	Hyŏngnam-class destroyer
HO-317	Gokhap	Ansa-class frigate

19th Escort Brigade

Home port: Ranju

Status on 1 April 2022: Recalled for maintenance.

H-313	Maepo	Hyŏngnam-class destroyer (unique subclass)
HO-319	Nyŏmju	Ansa-class frigate
HO-320	Hawŏn	Hawŏn-class frigate

Littoral combat brigades

21st Littoral Brigade

Home port: Vinh Thanh

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

GYJ-238	Chusŏl	Saebyŏk-class corvette
GYJ-245	Baram	Saebyŏk-class corvette
DChS-1601	Yongsu	Sŏwicho-class corvette

27th Littoral Brigade

Home port: Vinh Thanh

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

GYJ-244	Bulkkot	Saebyŏk-class corvette
GYJ-242	Bagmu	Saebyŏk-class corvette
DChS-1612	Ŭnhaengsu	Sŏwicho-class corvette

42nd Littoral Brigade

Home port: Vinh Thanh

Status on 1 April 2022: Recalled for maintenance.

GYJ-241	Wŏlsik	Saebyŏk-class corvette
GYJ-243	Ttanggŏmi	Saebyŏk-class corvette
DChS-1610	Janghonghwa	Sŏwicho-class corvette

44th Littoral Brigade

Home port: Cartagena

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

GYJ-239	Achimdŭm	Saebyŏk-class corvette
GYJ-240	Pungsŏl	Saebyŏk-class corvette
DChS-1614	Mallihwa	Sŏwicho-class corvette

50th Littoral Brigade

Home port: Cartagena

Status on 1 April 2022: Docked in port.

GYJ-250	Donghan	Donghan-class frigate
GYJ-251	Gurŭm	Donghan-class frigate

Corvette squadrons

Coastal anti-submarine patrol squadrons

Coastal ASW squadrons in the Menghean Navy consist of three or four small anti-submarine patrol ships (hull type DChS) with light sonar equipment and weaponry. Typically, one coastal ASW squadron is attached to an important coastal location, such as a port or naval base. The ships in the squadron rotate through patrol duty on the approaches to the base, protecting it against divers, submarines, and light craft. In peacetime they cycle through a 1:2:1 rotation of ships at sea, at dockside, and under maintenance; in wartime, this could be boosted to a 2:1:1 ratio. As with FAC squadrons, rather than rotating the entire squadron in and out of action, the Menghean Navy rotates its individual ships. Thus, in the 169th ASW Squadron, Juksun was on patrol, Banhonghwa and Jajuk were at dockside, and Bochunhwa was drydocked for maintenance on 1 April 2022.

A coastal ASW patrol squadron is commanded by a Captain 2nd Rank (haegun jungryŏng), equivalent to a lieutenant-colonel in the Army. It is subordinate to the commander of the naval base it protects.

108th ASW Patrol Squadron

Home port: Puerto Alegre

DChS-1620	Muran	Muran-class corvette	At sea
DChS-1626	Hunyicho	Muran-class corvette	In port
DChS-1639	Hwangdu	Muran-class corvette	In port
DChS-1637	Rapalhwa	Muran-class corvette	Maintenance

138th ASW Patrol Squadron

Home port: Songsu-do

DChS-1636	Aenghwacho	Muran-class corvette	At sea
DChS-1629	Sanchahwa	Muran-class corvette	In port
DChS-1638	Okranhwa	Muran-class corvette	In port
DChS-1621	Odong	Muran-class corvette	Maintenance

146th ASW Patrol Squadron

Home port: Chanam

DChS-1613	Yŏnmihwa	Sŏwicho-class corvette	At sea
DChS-1606	Ranhwa	Sŏwicho-class corvette	In port
DChS-1618	Raksinhwa	Sŏwicho-class corvette	In port
DChS-1605	Sangroksu	Sŏwicho-class corvette	Maintenance

150th ASW Patrol Squadron

Home port: Sunju

DChS-1602	Ryonghyŏlsu	Sŏwicho-class corvette	At sea
DChS-1600	Yi-i	Sŏwicho-class corvette	In port
DChS-645	Hwŏncho	Sŏwicho-class corvette	In port
DChS-1604	Pungsinja	Sŏwicho-class corvette	Maintenance

154th ASW Patrol Squadron

Home port: Esperanza

DChS-647	Tongcho	Sŏwicho-class corvette	At sea
DChS-1603	Jajŏnghyang	Sŏwicho-class corvette	In port
DChS-646	Chŏngdansu	Sŏwicho-class corvette	In port
DChS-649	Chusu	Sŏwicho-class corvette	Maintenance

155th ASW Patrol Squadron

Home port: Puerto Alegre

DChS-1632	Gŭmŭnhwa	Muran-class corvette	At sea
DChS-1625	Yŏnchunhwa	Muran-class corvette	In port
DChS-1635	Bongsŏnhwa	Muran-class corvette	In port
DChS-1631	Gongtong	Muran-class corvette	Maintenance

163rd ASW Patrol Squadron

Home port: Ao Mangkon

DChS-1616	Maegoehwa	Sŏwicho-class corvette	At sea
DChS-1611	Ryŏksu	Sŏwicho-class corvette	In port
DChS-1607	Hudihwa	Sŏwicho-class corvette	In port
DChS-1609	Taesŏn	Sŏwicho-class corvette	Maintenance

169th ASW Patrol Squadron

Home port: Rosario

DChS-1627	Juksun	Muran-class corvette	At sea
DChS-1628	Banhonghwa	Muran-class corvette	In port
DChS-1624	Jajuk	Muran-class corvette	In port
DChS-1622	Baekrabsu	Muran-class corvette	Maintenance

170th ASW Patrol Squadron

Home port: Cartagena

DChS-1619	Jŏcho	Sŏwicho-class corvette	At sea
DChS-1617	Hongdohwa	Sŏwicho-class corvette	In port
DChS-1608	Risu	Sŏwicho-class corvette	In port
DChS-648	Bochunhwa	Sŏwicho-class corvette	Maintenance

173rd ASW Patrol Squadron

Home port: Quang Pha

DChS-1634	Chasu	Muran-class corvette	At sea
DChS-1623	Chajŏncho	Muran-class corvette	In port
DChS-1630	Dosu	Muran-class corvette	In port
DChS-1633	Suguhwa	Muran-class corvette	Maintenance

Submarine formations

The Menghean Navy organizes submarines similarly to corvette squadrons: the squadron or brigade patrols a particular area of interest, and the submarines in the unit rotate between a base and that patrol area. Thus, the submarines in a squadron or brigade typically do not go to sea together, but at any given time each squadron or brigade has some of its submarines at sea.

In 2018, Menghe reclassified its nuclear boats into the following four types:

• Nuclear guided missile submarines (wonjaryŏk yudotan jamsuham, JWY) carry a heavy battery of vertically launched missiles which can be used for land attack, but also retain a powerful sonar suite and torpedo armament for anti-shipping duties. As of 2022 only the Daedam-class submarines are in this category.
• Nuclear patrol submarines (wonjaryŏk sunchal jamsuham, JWS) are primarily optimized for anti-submarine combat, and feature a state-of-the-art sonar suite and advanced quieting measures. There are two submarine types in this category: the Sinyi-class submarines and the later Chungsŏng-IV class submarines, also known as the Sinsil class for their lead boat.
• Nuclear attack submarines (wonjaryŏk gonggyŏk jamsuham, JWG) are primarily optimized for anti-surface combat, particularly against older vessels or auxiliary and merchant ships. This category includes the early batches of Chungsŏng-class submarines, including the Chungsŏng-III class submarines.

Note that these do not map onto the conventional Western division between nuclear guided missile submarines (SSGN) and nuclear attack submarines (SSN). The two Chungsŏng-III vessels each carry twelve anti-ship missile tubes, but they are classified as nuclear attack submarines because this battery is insufficient to overwhelm the defenses of most modern warships. Similarly, the Sinyi-class submarines each carry a modular canister which can launch seven anti-ship, anti-land, or anti-submarine missiles, but they are classified as nuclear patrol submarines due to their primary anti-submarine role.

Nuclear guided missile submarine brigades

90th Nuclear Missile Submarine Brigade

Home port: Rosario

JWY-946	Damyong	Daedam-class submarine	At sea
JWY-940	Daedam	Daedam-class submarine	At sea
JWY-945	Munmyŏng	Daedam-class submarine	In port

94th Nuclear Missile Submarine Brigade

Home port: Hallia

JWY-943	Chungjik	Daedam-class submarine	At sea
JWY-980	Mussang	Daedam-class submarine	At sea
JWY-947	Sinjung	Daedam-class submarine	In port

98th Nuclear Missile Submarine Brigade

Home port: Musan

JWY-942	Yonggam	Daedam-class submarine	At sea
JWY-941	Gyŏlsin	Daedam-class submarine	At sea
JWY-944	Yongmeng	Daedam-class submarine	In port

190th Nuclear Missile Submarine Brigade

Home port: Kolodoria

JWY-948	Chongmyŏng	Daedam-class submarine	At sea
JWY-949	Gyohwal	Daedam-class submarine	In port

Nuclear attack submarine brigades

91st Nuclear Attack Submarine Brigade

Home port: Qusayn

JWG-921	Jŏngyi	Chungsŏng-I class submarine	At sea
JWG-920	Chungsŏng	Chungsŏng-I class submarine	In port
JWG-923	Gŭnmyŏng	Chungsŏng-I class submarine	In port

97th Nuclear Attack Submarine Brigade

Home port: Musan

JWG-927	Chungsil	Chungsŏng-III class submarine	At sea
JWG-928	Myŏngye	Chungsŏng-III class submarine	In port
JWG-925	Mujŏk	Chungsŏng-II class submarine	In port

Nuclear patrol submarine brigades

97th Nuclear Patrol Submarine Brigade

Home port: Rosario

JWS-990	Bokjong	Sinyi-class submarine	At sea
JWS-956	Jŏngjik	Sinyi-class submarine	At sea
JWS-957	Innae	Sinyi-class submarine	In port

93rd Nuclear Patrol Submarine Brigade

Home port: Ganh Son

JWS-954	Yeji	Sinyi-class submarine	At sea
JWS-955	Sikgyŏn	Sinyi-class submarine	At sea
JWS-958	Musa	Sinyi-class submarine	In port

95th Nuclear Patrol Submarine Brigade

Home port: Wihae

JWS-951	Dokbo	Chungsŏng-IV class submarine	At sea
JWS-929	Sinsil	Chungsŏng-IV class submarine	In port
JWS-952	Gyŏngŏb	Chungsŏng-IV class submarine	In port

96th Nuclear Patrol Submarine Brigade

Home port: Ganh Son

JWS-959	Aeguk	Sinyi-class submarine	At sea
JWS-953	Sinyi	Sinyi-class submarine	At sea
JWS-992	Gongjŏng	Sinyi-class submarine	In port
JWS-991	Bunno	Sinyi-class submarine	In port

Nuclear submarines undergoing refits or refueling

JWG-922	Gyŏnggye	Chungsŏng-I class submarine
JWG-925	Gwagam	Chungsŏng-II class submarine
JWS-950	Gŭmyok	Chungsŏng-IV class submarine

Midget submarine squadrons

Midget submarine squadrons function similar to FAC squadrons, in that their member submarines typically remain in port in peacetime except when summoned for exercises. In wartime, however, each squadron would raise as many submarines as it can manage in order to execute an opening strike on enemy coastal targets.

184th Midget Submarine Squadron

Home port: Puerto Alegre

JH-1501	Songsari	Pirami-class submarine	In port
JH-1510	Junggogi	Pirami-class submarine	In port
JH-1500	Pirami	Pirami-class submarine	In port
JH-1510	Haema	Pirami-class submarine	Maintenance

186th Midget Submarine Squadron

Home port: Giju West Base

JH-1511	Hwang'ŏ	Pirami-class submarine	In port
JH-1509	Gŏmige	Pirami-class submarine	In port
JH-1508	Ge	Pirami-class submarine	In port
JH-1507	Badagajae	Pirami-class submarine	Maintenance

193rd Midget Submarine Squadron

Home port: Rosario

JH-1503	Gajae	Pirami-class submarine	In port
JH-1505	Sŏngge	Pirami-class submarine	In port
JH-1502	Jŏngŏri	Pirami-class submarine	In port
JH-1506	Saeu	Pirami-class submarine	Maintenance

See also

• Organisation of the Sieuxerrian Navy
• List of active Menghean Navy ships