List of Gaellician Navy Ships and Formations

Hull Classifications

IA - Aircraft Carrier (Iompróir Aerárthach)
CT - Guided Missile (astas treoraithe) Cruiser (crùsanav)
KT - Guided Missile (astas treoraithe) Destroyer (kortear)
FT - Guided Missile Frigate (frigead)
V - Corvette (corvéad)
J - Missile Boat (jäger bata)
M - Mine Countermeasures (frith-mhèinn)
S - Submarine (suztonn bata)
SC - Submarine Tender (suztonn bata connaidh)
O - Oiler (ola)
LAO - Supply Oiler (solair ola)
L - Landing Platform Dock (landadh)
AL - Heavy Lift Ship (Adlas long, literally Adlas ship)
IRC - Roll-on/Roll-off Container Carrier (iompróir roth coimeádán, literally wheel carrier)

Ships of the Sceptred Navy

Surface Combatants

Type 20 / Hero Class Destroyer

Main article: Hero Class (2018)

A Hero class destroyer sails to !place for final fitting out work.

The Type 20 Hero-class consists of four guided-missile destroyers built for the Sceptred Navy. The class is the core of the NAVA 20 fleet program to renew and modernize the surface fleet. The design of the class arose from a mid-twenty-tens Gaellician-Pojački project to construct for the latter nation Novigrad-class surface combatants. The Hero class shares parts and features with the Pojački frigate-destroyer, though is considerably larger.

The Hero class is a multi-mission surface combatant emphasizing anti-air capabilities. The Type 20 was conceived as Gaellicia's capital ship of the twenty-first century, able to operate independently or at the head of a task force. As of 2022, the Navy has already extensively used the young vessels, deploying them abroad to protect Gaellician trade routes and suppress piracy as well as stationing them in North Atlantic and Argic waters as deterrence against aggression from neighboring nations.

Members of the Gaellician press have criticized the acquisition of the class. Criticism includes the perceived small number of vessels in the class and high operating costs. A particular criticism, applied to all new surface combatants of the Navy but emphasized for the Heroes due to their intended mission, is the lack of a vertically launched cruise missile, limiting long-range strike capability.

Size	Performance	Armament	Other features
Displacement: 7,500 t (7,400 long tons; 8,300 short tons) Length: 161 m (528 ft) Complement: 282 (30 officers, 252 sailors)☃☃	Maximum speed: In excess of 33.5 knots (62.0 km/h; 38.6 mph) Range: 8,000 nautical miles (15,000 km; 9,200 mi) at 18 knots (33 km/h; 21 mph)	1 x Jakosinné 127 mm lightweight gun 1-2 x Goalkeeper CIWS 2 x 30 mm remotely operated auto cannon 2 x .50 caliber machine guns 6 x general purpose machine guns 2 x Cocún anti-ship canister missile launchers 8 total canisters for either Tigracéc cruise or Féilcáon IV anti-ship missiles 2 x 64 cell strike length Mk 41 VLS 2 x dual 324 mm torpedo tubes	Aircraft: 1 x Seaking or 2 x Sea Sprite

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Shipyard	Notes
KT20	RLC Arzed	2017	Base	Murtach Réinhia
KT21	RLC Bríd	2018	Base	Murtach Réinhia
KT22	RLC Cúculan	2019	Base	Murtach Réinhia
KT23	RLC Odaiséas	2020	Base	Murtach Réinhia

Type 38 / Hìsle Class Frigate

Loyalty class

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Shipyard	Notes
FT38	RLC Arnacia	2020	Base	Murtach Réinhia
FT39	RLC Neassa	2023	Base	Murtach Réinhia

Type 36 / San Class Frigate

Saint class

Size	Performance	Armament	Other features
Displacement: Length: Complement: 194	Maximum speed: 30 kn (56 km/h; 35 mph) Range: 5,000 nmi (9,300 km; 5,800 mi)	1 × Jakosinné 76 mm anti-air/anti-surface gun 16-cell Mark 48 Vertical Launch System (VLS) 2 x Cocún anti-ship canister missile launchers (8 total canisters for either Tigracéc cruise or Féilcáon IV anti-ship missiles) 1 x Goalkeeper CIWS 2 × dual 324 mm torpedo tubes 48-cell Mk 41 vertical launching system

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
FT36	RLC San Ciarán	2004	Base
FT37	RLC San Grigor	2007	Base

Type 28 / Hakan Class Frigate

RLC Faolan at anchor in an Ocralian river delta.

The Hakan-class (Guardian) frigates were the main surface combatants of the Sceptred Navy from 1990 to 2020. The frigates were designed and built to be versatile warships capable of tackling a wide variety of missions either alone or as part of a task force. The multi-purpose frigate's specialization lies in Anti-submarine warfare, with a towed sonar array allowing passive detection of submerged submarines.

Initially, eight frigates were ordered in 1985. All eight frigates were constructed and commissioned from 1985 to 1995, but in 1993, two of the frigates were controversially sold to a foreign navy. The remaining six vessels continued to serve in the Sceptred Navy until four were retired from 2018 to 2022. The two most recently constructed frigates remain in service into the present. The last two of the class are expected to be replaced in the 2020s by Type 38 frigates.

Size	Performance	Armament	Other features
Displacement: 3,320 t (3,270 long tons; 3,660 short tons) Length: 122 m (400 ft) Complement: 154	Maximum speed: 30 kn (56 km/h; 35 mph) Range: 5,000 nmi (9,300 km; 5,800 mi)	1 × Jakosinné 76 mm anti-air/anti-surface gun 16-cell Mark 48 Vertical Launch System (VLS) 2 x Cocún anti-ship canister missile launchers 8 total canisters for either Tigracéc cruise or Féilcáon IV anti-ship missiles 1 x Goalkeeper CIWS 2 × dual 324 mm torpedo tubes

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
FT34	RLC Hiruko	1995	Inbhirchùil	Aoire class
FT35	RLC Jova	1996	Inbhirchùil	Aoire class

Aeira Class Corvette

Shepherd class

Size	Performance	Armament	Other features
Displacement: 1,482 t (1,459 long tons; 1,634 short tons) Length: 88.8 m (291 ft) Complement: 118	Maximum speed: 25 kn (46 km/h; 29 mph) Range: 4,000 nmi (7,400 km; 4,600 mi) at 18 kn.	1 × Jakosinné 76 mm anti-air/anti-surface gun 8 - Sea Sparrow SAM (1 x 8) 1 x Krysallís anti-ship missile triple launcher 3 total Féilcáon IV anti-ship missiles 2 × triple 324 mm torpedo tubes

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
V92	RLC Endímion	1978	Base
V93	RLC Gampagn	1979	Base
V94	RLC Laoiviv	1980	Base
V95	RLC Leonnorius	1980	Base
V96	RLC Lutarius	1981	Base
V97	RLC Movses	1981	Base
V98	RLC Spyridon	1982	Base
V99	RLC Zaleucus	1982	Base

Jäeger Boats

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
J60	RLC Acasta	XXXX	Base
J61	RLC Braumea	XXXX	Base
J62	RLC Callirhoe	XXXX	Base
J63	RLC Delas	XXXX	Base
J64	RLC Holas	XXXX	Base
J65	RLC Lo	XXXX	Base
J66	RLC Rhiannon	XXXX	Base
J67	RLC Taliesin	XXXX	Base
J68	RLC Valera	XXXX	Base
J69	RLC Xanthe	XXXX	Base

Submarines

Artach class

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
S96	RLC Auk	1998	Base	Great Auk
S97	RLC Deilf	1999	Base	Dolphin
S98	RLC Piongain	2000	Base	Penguin
S99	RLC Roswalt	2001	Base	Walrus

Iasg class

(fish class)

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
S100	RLC Adag	2013	Base	Haddock
S101	RLC Grúpaire	2017	Base	Grouper
S102	RLC Rionnach	2018	Base	Mackerel
S103	RLC Saġmon	2019	Base	Salmon

Displacement: 3,200

Patrol and Support

X Class Mine Countermeasures Ship

Purchased from Poja.

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
M340			Base
M341			Base
M342			Base
M343			Base

Ruaraidh

Sail training vessel.

Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
RLC Ruaraidh	1840	Tipperary

Ships of the Sceptred Naval Auxiliary

Replenishment and Mission Support

Skowedes Class

RXL Sgialeát alongside, sporting a temporary hull number.

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
O36	RXL Sgialeát	1992	Base
O37	RXL Yaran	1994	Base

Loch Class

Originally three constructed in the 1970s. Only the last of the three, Loch Parza, remains in service.

RXL Loch Parza at sea.

Pennant number	Name	Laid Down	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
LAO5	RXL Loch Parza	1975	1979	Base

Cearcall

RXL Cearcall with a false hull number for an exercise.

Circle class, submarine tender.

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
SC9	RXL Cearcall	1988	Base

Amphibious Support

Cainnas Class

Castle class landing platform dock.

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Shipyard	Notes
L51	RXL Avan Cainnas	2014	Base	Bailnua
L52	RXL Dubhnis Cainnas	2018	Base	Bailnua

Sealift

Kiraglais Class

Cathedral class vehicle cargo ship. Privately built and owned at request of the Navy. Leased by the navy.

Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
Kiraglais Callairt	1999
Kiraglais Salfir	2002		Salfir means low men.
Kiraglais San Grigor	2005

Specialty

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
AL1	Adlas	2011
IRC 2	Fonanadh	2013

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  North Star, a ship of the same class as Fonanadh. In contrast to the pictured vessel, Fonanadh's covered forecastle is squared off. Fonanadh is a 'CONRO' type vessel, able to be configured to carry shipping containers or tractor trailers.

Adlas

Heavy lift ship

Size	Performance	Armament	Other features
Displacement: Length: Complement:	Maximum speed: Range:

Fonanadh

Thistle Field. Cargo ship.

Size	Performance	Armament	Other features
Displacement: Length: Complement:	Maximum speed: Range:

Ships of the Fisheries Protection Fleet

The Fisheries Protection Fleet is funded and staffed by the Ministry of Commerce, with additional support from the office of the Rìog. Vessels of the fleet are administered by and commanded by the Navy but their crews are not naval personnel.

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Home port	Notes
P1		1977
P2		1979
P3		1981

Reserve Fleet

Pennant number	Name	Commissioned	Decommissioned	Class
KT16	RLC Aireachas	1978	2017	Type 15 / Shield class. Alertness/vigilance.
KT19	RLC Iomairt	1986	2019	Type 15 / Shield class. Enterprise
IA07	RLC Liorán	1980	2010	Liorán class
CT4	RLC Teanntas	1955	2010	Mountain class
FT24	RLC Ogma	1983	2010	Type 18 / Orsord (hunter) class
FT27	RLC Arash	1984	2010	Type 25 / Netadeoir (Archer) class
FT28	RLC Artaius	1990	2018	Hakan class
FT29	RLC Bubo	1991	2019	Hakan class
FT30	RLC Calcifer	1992	2022	Hakan class
FT31	RLC Faolan	1992	2022	Hakan class

Teanntas

Size	Performance	Armament	Other features
Displacement: 20,000 t (20,000 long tons; 22,000 short tons) Length: 210 m (690 ft) Complement: 1,314	Maximum speed: 33 kn (61 km/h; 38 mph) Range: 10,500 nmi (19,400 km; 12,100 mi) at 15 knots	2 × triple 8"/55 caliber guns