Aisling Naval Service

Aisling Naval Service Seirbhís Chabhlaigh Aisling
Country	Temuair
Motto(s)	Waves of Honor Carry Us Tonnta Onóra Déan Linn
Mascot(s)	Cabaleiro Ceannlaidir
Commanders
Ceannasaí	Gearóid Oswald
Defense Minister	Micky Kerley
Knight-Commander	Hyram Millian
Aimiréal	Clinton McWhirt

The Aisling Naval Service (Aisling: Seirbhís Chabhlaigh Aisling) is one of three branches of the Aisling Defense Force and is tasked with the defense of Aisling territorial waters and vessels at sea. It is the smallest and of three branches, and is designed, primarily, to provide defense against seaborne invasion of the homeland or harassment by foreign forces, as well as anti-piracy operations and humanitarian assistance during times of crisis both within Temuair and abroad.

Vessels belonging to the Naval Service are referred to as the Árthach Cabhlaigh Aisling (Aisling Naval Vessel), or ACA.

History

Naming conventions

Vessel classes are always cities or other geographic locations.

Any vessel of any class may be named in honor of a deceased prominent citizen or member of the Armed Forces.

• Amphibious Assault Ship and Amphibious Command Ship: Named for important battles in Aisling history. Example:
• Frigate: Frigates are named for heroic attributes. Example:
• Corvette: Corvettes are named for weather phenomena. Example:
• Coastal destroyer: Coastal destroyers are named for rivers and other bodies of water. Example:
• Patrol boat: Named for attributes associated with grace. Example:
• Fast attack craft: Named for attributes associated with dexterity. Example:
• Submarine: Submarines prior to 1996 were referred to by their hull number, (S-94, S-124). However, with the commissioning of the first Undine-class submarine, the Imperial Navy authorized submarines to receive names for the first time. Submarine names are almost always associated with death, shadows or the underworld. Example:
• Mine countermeasures vessel: These vessels are named for attributes often associated with luck. Example:
• Support Vessels such as seaplane tenders and replenishment oilers are generally named for gemstones or precious metals. Example:
• Hospital ship: These vessels are named for peaceful words or phrases. Example:
• Training ship: These vessels are named for words associated with teaching and the classroom: Example:

Hull classifications

• LCC - Amphibious command ship
• FF/FFG - Frigate/Guided missile frigate
• PCF - Fast attack craft
• CD - Coastal Destroyer
• PG - Patrol gunboat
• MCM - Mine countermeasures vessel
• MH - Minehunter
• SSK - Hunter-killer submarine
• SSP - Hunter-killer submarine with air-independent propulsion system
• AE - Ammunition ship
• AFS - Combat stores ship
• AOR - Replenishment oiler
• ASR - Submarine rescue vessel

Ranks

Commissioned

Grade	Image	Rank
N/A	No insignia	Dalta
O-1		Meirgire
O-2		Dalta Meirgire
O-3		Leifteanant
O-4		Leifteanant-ceannfort
O-5		Ceannfort
O-6		Captaen
O-7		Ceannasóir
O-8		Leas-aimiréal
O-9		Aimiréal

Non-Commissioned and Enlisted

Grade	Image	Rank
E-1	No insignia	Earcú Mairnéalach
E-2		Mairnéalach
E-3		Dalta Mairnéalach
E-4		Mairnéalach ceannais
E-5		Mion-oifigeach
E-6		Mion-oifigeach sinsearach
E-7		Ard-mhion-oifigeach
E-8		Ard-mhion-oifigeach sinsearach
E-9		Oifigeach barántais

Equipment

See also: Historic ships of the Imperial Navy of Temuair

Ships

Class	Origin	Type	Ships	Notes
Amphibious Command Ship
Astrid-class	Temuair	Amphibious Command Ship	1
Frigate
Killeen-class	Notreceau	Frigate	2
Patrol
Inga-class	Notreceau	Ocean Patrol Vessel
Soumi-class	Coastal destroyer			Temuair	Coastal destroyer
Clareen-class	Coastal destroyer
Fios-class	Offshore patrol vessel
Mheadhain-class	Fast attack craft
Mine countermeasure
Segura Class	Temuair	Mine countermeasure vessel
Onil-class		Minesweeper
Submarine