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The [[Commonwealth Navy (Halland)| Commonwealth Navy]] is one of the world's largest navies and the largest navy in [[Asteria]] in terms of fleet tonnage. As of 2019, the Navy operates a total of 134 vessels (including minor auxiliary vessels), including 2 {{wp|Aircraft_carrier|Aircraft Carriers}}, 3 {{wp|Landing_helicopter_assault|Amphibious Assault Ships}}, 3 {{wp|Amphibious_transport_dock|Amphibious Transport Docks}}, 19 {{wp|Destroyer|Destroyers}}, 18 {{wp|Frigate|Frigates}}, 5 {{wp|Corvette|Corvettes}}, 27 {{wp|Patrol_boat|Patrol Ships}}, 14 {{wp|Mine_countermeasures_vessel|MCMVs}}, 25 {{wp|Auxiliary_ship|Auxiliary Vessls}}, 7 {{wp|SSN_(hull_classification_symbol)|Nuclear Attack Submarines}} and 11 {{wp|Attack_submarine|Attack Submarines}}. Additionally, three non-comissioned historical ships are kept afloat and mantained as museum ships, {{wp|Iowa-class_battleship|CN Leon}}, {{wp|Midway-class_aircraft_carrier|CN Leonard Kelly}} and {{wp|USS_Constitution|CN Independence}}. | The [[Commonwealth Navy (Halland)| Commonwealth Navy]] is one of the world's largest navies and the largest navy in [[Asteria]] in terms of fleet tonnage. As of 2019, the Navy operates a total of 134 vessels (including minor auxiliary vessels), including 2 {{wp|Aircraft_carrier|Aircraft Carriers}}, 3 {{wp|Landing_helicopter_assault|Amphibious Assault Ships}}, 3 {{wp|Amphibious_transport_dock|Amphibious Transport Docks}}, 19 {{wp|Destroyer|Destroyers}}, 18 {{wp|Frigate|Frigates}}, 5 {{wp|Corvette|Corvettes}}, 27 {{wp|Patrol_boat|Patrol Ships}}, 14 {{wp|Mine_countermeasures_vessel|MCMVs}}, 25 {{wp|Auxiliary_ship|Auxiliary Vessls}}, 7 {{wp|SSN_(hull_classification_symbol)|Nuclear Attack Submarines}} and 11 {{wp|Attack_submarine|Attack Submarines}}. Additionally, three non-comissioned historical ships are kept afloat and mantained as museum ships, {{wp|Iowa-class_battleship|CN Leon}}, {{wp|Midway-class_aircraft_carrier|CN Leonard Kelly}} and {{wp|USS_Constitution|CN Independence}}. | ||
The list does not include vessels operated by Halland's Coast Guards or those operated by the Commonwealth Marines. The Auxiliary Navy is also bolstered by civilian vessels in support of naval operations when necessary. Most crew in the Auxiliary navy is of civillian background. Other than these ships, Halland sustains some retired vessels in the Reserve fleet, where ships are maintained sufficiently to return to active service in 6 months when needed in times of war. | The list does not include vessels operated by [[Halland]]'s Coast Guards or those operated by the Commonwealth Marines. The Auxiliary Navy is also bolstered by civilian vessels in support of naval operations when necessary. Most crew in the Auxiliary navy is of civillian background. Other than these ships, Halland sustains some retired vessels in the Reserve fleet, where ships are maintained sufficiently to return to active service in 6 months when needed in times of war. | ||
==Commonwealth Navy== | ==Commonwealth Navy== |
Revision as of 12:12, 16 February 2020
The Commonwealth Navy is one of the world's largest navies and the largest navy in Asteria in terms of fleet tonnage. As of 2019, the Navy operates a total of 134 vessels (including minor auxiliary vessels), including 2 Aircraft Carriers, 3 Amphibious Assault Ships, 3 Amphibious Transport Docks, 19 Destroyers, 18 Frigates, 5 Corvettes, 27 Patrol Ships, 14 MCMVs, 25 Auxiliary Vessls, 7 Nuclear Attack Submarines and 11 Attack Submarines. Additionally, three non-comissioned historical ships are kept afloat and mantained as museum ships, CN Leon, CN Leonard Kelly and CN Independence.
The list does not include vessels operated by Halland's Coast Guards or those operated by the Commonwealth Marines. The Auxiliary Navy is also bolstered by civilian vessels in support of naval operations when necessary. Most crew in the Auxiliary navy is of civillian background. Other than these ships, Halland sustains some retired vessels in the Reserve fleet, where ships are maintained sufficiently to return to active service in 6 months when needed in times of war.
Submarine Service
Class | Image | Type | Boat | Notes | |
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Nuclear Submarines | |||||
Oberon-Class Submarine | SSN | CN Oberon CN Orion CN Onyx |
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Repulse-Class Submarine | SSN | CN Revenant CN Revenge CN Renown CN Resolution |
Complete replacement planned by 2030. |
Class | Image | Type | Numbers | Notes | |
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Diesel-electric submarines | |||||
Vanguard-Class | SSK | 11 | 4 more in construction. Co-developed with Senria. |
Surface Arm
Class | Image | Type | Ship | Notes | |
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Aircraft carriers | |||||
Mac Lochlainn-Class | CV | CN Mac Lochlainn CN Arthur B. Tristan |
CN Arthur B. Tristan is already commissioned and planned to enter service in june 2020. |
Class | Image | Type | Ship | Notes | |
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Amphibious Warfare | |||||
Oliver Huntington-Class | LHD | CN Oliver Huntington CN Oscar L. Mac Gearailt |
CN Oliver Huntington is on the process of retirement, with the Navy seeking to sell the ship to another nation in 2021. | ||
Christopher T. Harris-Class | LHA | CN Christopher T. Harris | 2 more under construction, with planned comission in 2021 and 2022. Initial plans were for the two ships to enter service in 2018 and 2019, but a redesign to include a well deck was requested for the subsequent vessels. | ||
Fáel-Class | LPD | CN Fáel CN Roberta |
2 more under construction, with planned comission in 2021 and 2022 | ||
New Estmere-Class | LPD | CN Avidale CN Mauritia |
CN Avidale was posteriorly retrofitted to transport additional cargo, thus only carrying 2 LCACs. It can still carry its complement of 504 marines. CN Mauritia's planned retirement is in 2021. The other ships of its class are currently retired. |
Major Surface Combatants
Class | Image | Type | Number | Notes | |
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Destroyers | |||||
Leon-Class | DDG | 6 | 5 more ships are currently inactive undergoing extensive refits. | ||
Stokes-Class | DDG | 13 | Current standard of production is Block IV. 4 destroyers are curently being overhauled from Block III to Block IV, while 2 more are being built. |
Class | Image | Type | Number | Notes | |
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Frigates and Corvettes | |||||
Trevor-Class | FFG | 11 | 1 more under construction; 4 being retrofitted | ||
Sears-Class | FF | 7 | 3 under construction ; Joint Frigate developed with Valentir to replace the Gearing-Class. | ||
Gawain-Class | FS | 5 | Stealth Corvette. One more in construction. |
Patrol
Class | Image | Type | Number | Notes | |
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Patrol Ships | |||||
Byrne-Class | PB | 9 | |||
Walsh-Class | PB | 18 |
Mine Countermeasures
Class | Image | Type | Number | Notes | |
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Mine Contermeasure Vessels | |||||
Serene-Class | MCMV | 14 |
Landing Craft
Class | Image | Type | Number | Notes | |
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Mine Contermeasure Vessels | |||||
LCAC | LCAC | 25 |
Commonwealth Auxiliary Fleet
Class | Image | Type | Ship | Notes | |
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Transport Vessels | |||||
Assim Asteris-Class | T-AKE | CAN Assim Asteris CAN George Ruset CAN Victoria Wynn |
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Watson-Class | T-AKR | CAN Watson | |||
Kearsarge-Class | T-AOE | CAN Kearsarge CAN Gallowglass |
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Stalwart-Class | T-EPF | CAN Stalwart CAN Steadfast CAN Spearhead CAN Sealion |
Class | Image | Type | Number | Notes | |
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Other Ships | |||||
Saviour-Class | T-AH | 1 | |||
Volunteer-Class | T-AGOS | 11 | One ship adapted for Signals Intelligence and Satellite Tracking. Three converted to general purpose navigation training vessels | ||
Scout-Class | T-AGS | 1 | Another ship of the class was built and sold to the University of Astoria. | ||
Armitage-Class | T-ATF | 5 |