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| type = Navy | | type = Navy | ||
| role = Maritime warfare | | role = Maritime warfare | ||
| size = 94,000 active personnel<br>50,600 reserve personnel<br> | | size = 94,000 active personnel<br>50,600 reserve personnel<br>171 ships<br>489 aircraft | ||
| command_structure = [[Fuso_Armed_Forces|Fuso Armed Forces]] | | command_structure = [[Fuso_Armed_Forces|Fuso Armed Forces]] | ||
| garrison = Itogaya, Shojyuku, Edo | | garrison = Itogaya, Shojyuku, Edo | ||
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| Aircraft Carrier | | Aircraft Carrier | ||
| FNS Kaga | | FNS Kaga | ||
| | | 102,000 tonnes | ||
| 1 completed, presumably under sea trials. | | Soon to assign ''Kaga'' as the flagship of the Fuso Navy. 1 completed, presumably under sea trials. | ||
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| [[Shokaku-class aircraft carrier|Shokaku-class]] | | [[Shokaku-class aircraft carrier|Shokaku-class]] | ||
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| FNS Shokaku<br>FNS Zuikaku | | FNS Shokaku<br>FNS Zuikaku | ||
| 65,000 tonnes | | 65,000 tonnes | ||
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! colspan="6" style="background: lavender;"|Destroyers - DDG/DD ( | ! colspan="6" style="background: lavender;"|Destroyers - DDG/DD (30 in Service) | ||
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| Fubuki-class | | Fubuki-class | ||
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| Guided Missile Destroyer ( ATECS ) | | Guided Missile Destroyer ( ATECS ) | ||
| FNS Ayanami<br>FNS Asagiri<br>FNS Sagiri<br>FNS Amagiri<br>FNS Akebono<br>FNS Oyodo<br>FNS Yugiri<br>FNS Amagi<br>FNS Kuroshio | | FNS Ayanami<br>FNS Asagiri<br>FNS Sagiri<br>FNS Amagiri<br>FNS Akebono<br>FNS Oyodo<br>FNS Yugiri<br>FNS Amagi<br>FNS Kuroshio | ||
| 9, | | 9,800 tonnes | ||
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| Guided Missile Destroyer ( ATECS ) | | Guided Missile Destroyer ( ATECS ) | ||
| FNS Kuma<br>FNS Temi<br>FNS Yubari<br>FNS Katori<br>FNS Kashii<br>FNS Kitakami<br>FNS Tsuga<br>FNS Sawakaze<br>FNS Yukaze<br>FNS Fujinami<br>FNS Kishinami | | FNS Kuma<br>FNS Temi<br>FNS Yubari<br>FNS Katori<br>FNS Kashii<br>FNS Kitakami<br>FNS Tsuga<br>FNS Sawakaze<br>FNS Yukaze<br>FNS Fujinami<br>FNS Kishinami | ||
| | | 8,600 tonnes | ||
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===Frigates=== | ===Frigates=== | ||
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! colspan="6" style="background: lavender;"|Patrol boats ( | ! colspan="6" style="background: lavender;"|Patrol boats (19 in Service) | ||
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| Otaka-class | | Otaka-class | ||
| [[File:Hayabusa_and_Umitaka.jpg|200px|FNS Otaka]] | | [[File:Hayabusa_and_Umitaka.jpg|200px|FNS Otaka]] | ||
| Patrol boat | | Patrol boat | ||
| FNS Otaka<br>FNS Kumataka<br>FNS Wakataka<br>FNS Shiritaka<br>FNS Shimayuki<br>FNS Yamayuki<br>FNS Umitaka<br>FNS Ataka<br>FNS Kuratsu<br>FNS Tatara<br>FNS Kono<br>FNS Arumaji<br>FNS Kurii<br>FNS Rokujya | | FNS Otaka<br>FNS Kumataka<br>FNS Wakataka<br>FNS Shiritaka<br>FNS Shimayuki<br>FNS Yamayuki<br>FNS Umitaka<br>FNS Ataka<br>FNS Kuratsu<br>FNS Tatara<br>FNS Kono<br>FNS Arumaji<br>FNS Kurii<br>FNS Rokujya<br>FNS Uji<br>FNS Banjo<br>FNS Sumire<br>FNS Tsugato<br>FNS Okitoku<br>FNS Hasu | ||
| 260 tonnes | | 260 tonnes | ||
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|} | |} | ||
===Training vessels=== | ===Training vessels=== | ||
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| Hitsubishi FA-18 || Multirole fighter<hr>Multirole fighter<hr>Electronic warfare || FA-18B<hr>FA-18C<hr>EFA-18 || | | Hitsubishi FA-18 || Multirole fighter<hr>Multirole fighter<hr>Electronic warfare || FA-18B<hr>FA-18C<hr>EFA-18 || 68<hr>38<hr>21 || | ||
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| Hitsubishi P-3 Orion || ELINT<hr>Optical reconnaissance<hr>Electronic warfare trainer || OP-3C<hr>UP-3C<hr>UP-3D || 5<hr>8<hr>3 || | | Hitsubishi P-3 Orion || ELINT<hr>Optical reconnaissance<hr>Electronic warfare trainer || OP-3C<hr>UP-3C<hr>UP-3D || 5<hr>8<hr>3 || | ||
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| Fuso Navy 扶海軍 | |
|---|---|
| 扶海軍 | |
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| Founded | July 12, 1950 |
| Country | Fusō |
| Type | Navy |
| Role | Maritime warfare |
| Size | 94,000 active personnel 50,600 reserve personnel 171 ships 489 aircraft |
| Part of | Fuso Armed Forces |
| Garrison/HQ | Itogaya, Shojyuku, Edo |
| Colors | Navy Blue and White |
| March | Gunkai Hokori |
| Fleet | 2 Aircraft carrier 4 Helicopter carrier 21 Submarine 31 Destroyer 19 Frigate 5 Corvette 8 Landing Ship Dock 33 Minesweeper 10 Patrol vessel 9 Training ship 24 Auxilliaries |
| Commanders | |
| Commander-in-Chief | Sokuji Kado |
| Minister of Defense | Shirayuchi Mayumi |
| Chief of Staff, Joint Staff | Admiral Ino Matoko |
| Chief of the Navy Staff | Admiral Hayuri Murakawa |
The Fuso Navy (扶海軍 Fuso Kaigun), is the maritime warfare branch of the Fuso Armed Forces. It is the de facto navy of Fuso and formed following the dissolution of the Imperial Fuso Navy after the Intercontinental War. Over 82,000 active personnel serve in the Navy. The Fuso Navy is primarily tasked with the naval defense of Fuso, and the protection of international assets, sea lanes and to patrol territorial waters. The Fuso Navy frequently participates in international peacekeeping and anti-piracy operations. The Navy also commands the Fuso Marines ( specifically called the Amphibious Rapid Reaction Force in Fuso ), which operates as the infantry arm of the Navy conducting expeditionary and amphibious warfare.
History
Post-Intercontinental War
Today
Capabilities
International activities
Equipment
Current ships
Submarines
| Class | Picture | Type | Ships | Displacement | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Submarines (21 in Service) | |||||
| Hiyodori-class | _underway_during_trials_in_August_2014.JPG)
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Attack submarine | FNS Hiyodori FNS Kasasagi FNS Kari FNS Kiji FNS Hato FNS Hatsuzakura FNS Nagara FNS Itori FNS Shiharu |
7,400 tonnes | Replaced the Michishio-class, first Fusoese nuclear powered submarines. |
| Matsu-class | _arrives_at_Joint_Base_Pearl_Harbor-Hickam_for_a_scheduled_port_visit,_-6_Feb._2013_(YP255-023).jpg)
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Attack submarine | FNS Matsu FNS Hakuryu FNS Kenryu FNS Zuika FNS Kokuryu FNS Sekiryu FNS Kuroishio FNS Setoshio FNS Sakito FNS Chubu FNS Inabi FNS Takashio |
4,200 tonnes | |
Aircraft Carriers
| Class | Picture | Type | Ships | Displacement | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aircraft Carriers - AC (2 in Service, 1 in sea trials) | |||||
| Kaga-class | 
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Aircraft Carrier | FNS Kaga | 102,000 tonnes | Soon to assign Kaga as the flagship of the Fuso Navy. 1 completed, presumably under sea trials. |
| Shokaku-class | _underway_2009.jpg)
|
Aircraft Carrier | FNS Shokaku FNS Zuikaku |
65,000 tonnes | |
Amphibious Warfare Ships
| Class | Picture | Type | Ships | Displacement | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amphibious Warfare Ships - AWS (12 in Service) | |||||
| Chiyoda-class | .jpg)
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Helicopter Carrier | FNS Chiyoda FNS Kaiyo FNS Shirane FNS Chitose |
30,000 tonnes | |
| Mamiya-class | 
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Landing Ship Dock | FNS Mamiya FNS Nosaki FNS Irako FNS Kinesaki FNS Akashi FNS Hoshou FNS Chitose FNS Shimane |
18,600 tonnes | |
Destroyers
| Class | Picture | Type | Ships | Displacement | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Destroyers - DDG/DD (30 in Service) | |||||
| Fubuki-class | 
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Guided Missile Destroyer ( ATECS ) | FNS Fubuki FNS Miyuki FNS Shirayuki FNS Murakomo FNS Uranami FNS Isonami FNS Shirakumo FNS Usogumo FNS Mikazuki FNS Yuzuki |
10,600 tonnes | |
| Ayanami-class | _steams_toward_San_Diego_Harbor_in_May_2015.jpg)
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Guided Missile Destroyer ( ATECS ) | FNS Ayanami FNS Asagiri FNS Sagiri FNS Amagiri FNS Akebono FNS Oyodo FNS Yugiri FNS Amagi FNS Kuroshio |
9,800 tonnes | |
| Kuma-class | .jpg)
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Guided Missile Destroyer ( ATECS ) | FNS Kuma FNS Temi FNS Yubari FNS Katori FNS Kashii FNS Kitakami FNS Tsuga FNS Sawakaze FNS Yukaze FNS Fujinami FNS Kishinami |
8,600 tonnes | |
Frigates
| Class | Picture | Type | Ships | Displacement | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frigates - FG/SD (17 in Service) | |||||
| Murakami-class | _in_the_Pacific,_-16_Nov._2007_a.jpg)
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Frigate | FNS Murakami FNS Hamagiri FNS Hatsuyaki FNS Asayuki FNS Ariake FNS Yugiri FNS Amagiri FNS Setogiri FNS Samidare FNS Onami FNS Asashimo FNS Kiyoshimo FNS Niizuki FNS Asohiri FNS Takazuki FNS Hatoruki FNS Kiyonami |
4,700 tonnes | |
Corvettes
| Class | Picture | Type | Ships | Displacement | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frigates - FG/SD (5 in Service) | |||||
| Hashi-class | 
|
Corvette | FNS Hashi FNS Hasu FNS Susuki FNS Nire FNS Tsuga |
2,000 tonnes | Donated from Futrellia; Exclusive for patrol and defense. |
Mine countermeasure vessels
| Class | Picture | Type | Ships | Displacement | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minesweepers (33 in Service) | |||||
| Hatsushima-class | 
|
Minesweeper | FNS Hatsushima FNS Aoshima FNS Izushima FNS Miyake FNS Kurahashi FNS Etoforu FNS Oki FNS Iwo FNS Mutsure FNS Tsushima FNS Amakusa |
700 tonnes | |
| Sugashima-class | 
|
Minesweeper | FNS Sugashima FNS Notojima FNS Ukushima FNS Aishima FNS Enoshima FNS Bungo FNS Kumejima FNS Shishijima FNS Kuroshima FNS Kuga FNS Amami FNS Hodaka FNS Ibuto |
570 tonnes | |
| Sugashima-class | 
|
Minesweeper | FNS Hirashima FNS Chichijima FNS Yakushima FNS Tsunoshima FNS Naoshima FNS Hirado FNS Yugeshima FNS Hidoshima |
570 tonnes | |
Patrol vessels
| Class | Picture | Type | Ships | Displacement | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Patrol boats (19 in Service) | |||||
| Otaka-class | 
|
Patrol boat | FNS Otaka FNS Kumataka FNS Wakataka FNS Shiritaka FNS Shimayuki FNS Yamayuki FNS Umitaka FNS Ataka FNS Kuratsu FNS Tatara FNS Kono FNS Arumaji FNS Kurii FNS Rokujya FNS Uji FNS Banjo FNS Sumire FNS Tsugato FNS Okitoku FNS Hasu |
260 tonnes | |
Training vessels
| Class | Picture | Type | Ships | Displacement | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Training vessels (9 in Service) | |||||
| Katori-class | 
|
Cadet training ship | FNS Katori FNS Kashima |
3,900 tonnes | |
| Setoyuki-class | 
|
Training vessel | FNS Setoyuki FNS Yamayuki FNS Hayasuki FNS Tsuguru |
3,000 tonnes | Reconverted for training purposes |
| Michishio-class | 
|
Training vessel | FNS Michishio FNS Kuraishio FNS Hakubai |
4,000 tonnes | Reconverted for training purposes |
Auxilliaries
| Class | Picture | Type | Ships | Displacement | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Replenishment ships (6 in Service) | |||||
| Tokiwa-class | 
|
Replenishment oiler | FNS Tokiwa FNS Hamana FNS Omi FNS Kamone FNS Katoshima FNS Tokiwa |
20,000 tonnes | |
Miscellaneous
| Class | Picture | Type | Ships | Displacement | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miscellaneous (17 in Service) | |||||
| Genkai-class | 
|
Training support ship | FNS Genkai FNS Amakusa FNS Chihaya FNS Amakusa FNS Momi FNS Kudo |
1,000 tonnes | |
| Oharu-class | _left_side_view_at_Kawasaki_Heavy_Industries_Kobe_Shipyard_November_11,_2017.jpg)
|
Submarine rescue vessel | FNS Oharu FNS Shinjuku FNS Ibaraki |
5,600 tonnes | |
| Komegaki-class | Oceanographic research ship | AGB Komegaki AGB Higumi AGB Takoma AGB Eto |
2,200 tonnes | ||
| Harima-class | Ocean surveillance ship | FNS Harima FNS Hibiki FNS Kotusuri |
2,600 tonnes | ||
| ship class | FNS | 0 tonnes | |||
| Fumori | 
|
Ice breaker | AGB Fumori | 20,000 tonnes | |
Aircraft
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The Fuso Naval Aviation maintains a sizable naval air force. Half of the aircraft are used in anti-submarine warfare operations.
| Aircraft | Role | Versions | Quantity | Note | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hitsubishi FA-18 | Multirole fighter Multirole fighter Electronic warfare |
FA-18B FA-18C EFA-18 |
68 38 21 |
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| Hitsubishi P-3 Orion | ELINT Optical reconnaissance Electronic warfare trainer |
OP-3C UP-3C UP-3D |
5 8 3 |
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| Takasaki P-1 | Maritime patrol/Anti-submarine warfare Utility transport |
P-1 KP-1 |
43 8 |
12 more on order. | ||
| KC-130 | Utility transport | KC-130T | 6 | To be replaced by the KP-1 | ||
| C-130 | Cargo/Transport | C-130T | 33 | To be replaced by the KP-1 | ||
| Oceana King Air | Utility aircraft/Liaison Trainer aircraft |
LC-90 TC-90 |
5 28 |
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| Kurotuji T-5 | Trainer aircraft | T-5 | 43 | |||
| Takasaki US-2 | Search and rescue | US-2 | 18 | Replaced the US-1A. | ||
| Helicopters | ||||||
| Hitsubishi SH-60 | Maritime helicopter | SH-60J SH-60K |
38 88 |
Search and rescue. Anti-submarine warfare. | ||
| Fikon HF101 | Minesweeping helicopter | MCH-101 | 21 | |||
| Eurocopter EC 135 | Trainer helicopter | TH-135 | 15 | |||