Royal Navy (Brumen)

Royal Navy
Königliche Marine
Flag of the Royal Navy
Founded	10 June 1305
Country	Brumen
Allegiance	Queen Anne-Marie I
Type	Navy
Role	Naval wafare Maritime security Deterrence
Size	32,000 Personnel
Part of	Grand Army of the Realm
Headquarters	Shoucheng, Anxiang
Motto(s)	Im meer sind wir herrlich In the sea we are glorious
Colors	Blue   Gold
Fleet & Aircraft Inventory	28 Major Surface Combatants 66 Patrol Vessels 8 Submarines XX Auxiliary & Support Vessels XX Aircraft XX Helicopters XX UAVs
Commanders
Commander-in-Chief	Queen Anne-Marie I
Chancellor	Immanuel Vogel
Secretary of Defense	Adala Bergmann
Chairman of GAR High Command	General Garrit Schröder
Fleet Admiral of the Navy	Fleet Admiral Rudolf Schmidt

The Royal Navy (Brumenese: Königliche Marine), also commonly referred to as the GAR Navy or Brumen Navy, is the Naval wafare service branch of the Grand Army of the Realm. Established since 1305 the Royal Navy is amongst the oldest navies in the world. Its primary duties include defense of Brumen against sea-borne threats, protection of the nation's Exclusive Economic Zone and sea lines of communication. The Königliches Marinekorps (Royal Marine Corps) is a sub-branch of the Royal Navy and serves as its elite naval infantry component comprised of approximately 9,000 Marines.

Capabilities

Brumen maintains a green water navy that is used strictly for the protection of its EEZ and territorial waters and for these ends it has maintained a ship inventory that reflects this defensive doctrine. Guided missile frigates & anti-submarine corvettes form the core element of Brumen's surface force, complemented by a substantial number of fast missile boats, patrol vessels and diesel electric attack submarines serving as force multipliers. The navy does not operate any fixed-wing combat aircraft although it does employ several types of AWACS, maritime patrol aircraft as well as unmanned aerial vehicles in its inventory.

Equipment

All combat ships of the GAR Navy are given the prefix IMS aka (Ihre Majestät Schiff, translated: Her Majesty's Ship) whereas unarmed ships are given KMS (Königlichen Marine Schiff, translated: "Royal Navy Ship") as a prefix.

Surface Force

Class	Image	Ship	Royal Navy Hull Classification	Origin	Entered Service	Planned	In Service	Retired	Displacement (Light/Full tons)	Remarks
Major Surface Combatants (16)
Reiks		DDG-01: IMS Reinhard III DDG-02: IMS Konrad IV DDG-03: IMS Hilda II DDG-04: IMS Niklaus I	DDG: Guided Missile Destroyer	Brumen	1993	4	4	0	4,500 / 5,560
Kanzler		CRV-10: IMS Waltraud von Sudendorf CRV-11: IMS Immanuel Althaus CRV-12: IMS Melusina Blau CRV-13: IMS Adala Fabel CRV-14: IMS Raban Neumann CRV-15: IMS Apsel Vogel	CRV: General Purpose Corvette	Brumen	1985	6	6	0	1,650 / 1,800
Held		CSW-16: TBD CSW-17: IMS TBD CSW-18: TBD CSW-19: TBD CSW-20: TBD CSW-21: TBD	CSW: ASW Corvette	Brumen	1989	6	6	0	1,650 / 1,800
Fast Attack Crafts (20)
Blitz		TBD	FAC: Fast Attack Craft	Brumen	2017	20	12	0	250 / 300	To replace the ageing Muskete-class FAC
Muskete		TBD	FAC: Fast Attack Craft	Brumen	1988	20	8	12	250 / 290	All to be replaced by the Blitz-class FAC.
Auxiliary Vessels (13)
Narwal		TBD	REC: Signals Intelligence & Reconnaissance Ship	Brumen	1993	1	1	0	3,200
Schutz A		TBD	MLC: Minelayer Coastal	Brumen	1999	4	4	0	1,450
Schutz B		TBD	MCV: Mine Countermeasures Vessel	Brumen	2010	6	6	0	680
Anfrage		TBD	ORV: Oceanograhpic Research Vessel	Brumen	2015	2	2	0	3,445 / 3,500
Training Vessels (5)
Schule I		TBD	TSP: Training Ship Propelled	Brumen	1990	2	2	0	n/a
Schule II		TBD	STS: Sail Training Ship	Brumen	1958	3	3	0	n/a

Submarine Force

Class	Image	Royal Navy Hull Classification	Origin	Entered Service	Planned	In Service	Retired	Displacement (Surfaced/Submerged)	Remarks
Submarine (8)
Orca		SSA: Attack Submarine	Brumen	2005	8	8	0	1,524 / 1,830