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| {{Nowrap|'''''Virgen''-class'''}}
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| 1 =    CN ''Virgen''
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| AIP/fuel cell attack submarines intended for defence of Carloso's coastline. Equipped with eight 533 mm torpedo tubes for heavyweight torpedoes, mines or anti-ship missiles. Also equipped with a 4-cell MANPADS launcher for air defence.
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| {{Nowrap|'''[[Mendata-class submarine|''Mendata''-class]]'''}}
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| The ''Mendata''-class are nuclear-powered fleet submarines that form the backbone of the Carlosian Navy's submarine force. When they first entered service in 2001, they represented a revolution in Carlosian maritime doctrine. In addition to torpedo tubes, they are armed with 8 x VLS launchers for anti-ship and cruise missiles. As with previous attack submarine classes, all are named after Carlosian suburbs or small cities.
| The ''Mendata''-class are nuclear-powered fleet submarines that form the backbone of the Carlosian Navy's submarine force. When they first entered service in 2001, they represented a revolution in Carlosian maritime doctrine. In addition to eight 533 mm torpedo tubes, they are armed with an 12-cell launcher for anti-ship and cruise missiles. Equipped with a 4-cell MANPADS launcher for air defence.
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| Armed with four 533 mm torpedo tubes and a 160-cell VLS for cruise and anti-ship missiles. Equipped with a 4-cell MANPADS launcher for air defence.
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| CN ''Valender''<br>CN ''Zararcia''
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| Both ships served with the Carlosian Navy during the Bourgougian Blitz. Following their retirement in 2011 and 2012 respectively, both were placed into active reserved. Therefore, they are fully maintained and are ready to be reactivated at short notice. Conventionally powered. Amidst heightened tensions in Musgorocia, in 2024 both were moved to a dry dock to undergo extensive upgrades in anticipation of being being recommissioned.
| Both ships served with the Carlosian Navy during the Bourgougian Blitz. Following their retirement in 2011 and 2012 respectively, both were placed into active reserve. Therefore, they are fully maintained and are ready to be reactivated at short notice. Conventionally powered. Amidst heightened tensions in Musgorocia, in 2024 both were moved to a dry dock to undergo extensive upgrades in anticipation of being being recommissioned.
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Latest revision as of 06:33, 27 April 2024

The Carlosian Navy is the principal naval warfare service branch of the Carlosian Armed Forces.

Submarine service

Submarines

Submarines
Name Picture Origin Type Boats Number Notes
Virgen-class
Portuguese navy submarine NRP Tridente (S 160) arrives at Naval Station Norfolk.jpg
 Carloso Attack submarine
List
  • CN Perdición
  • CN Desgarón
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
  • CN TBD
18 AIP/fuel cell attack submarines intended for defence of Carloso's coastline. Equipped with eight 533 mm torpedo tubes for heavyweight torpedoes, mines or anti-ship missiles. Also equipped with a 4-cell MANPADS launcher for air defence.
Mendata-class
Vanguard at Faslane 03.jpg
 Carloso Attack submarine 36 The Mendata-class are nuclear-powered fleet submarines that form the backbone of the Carlosian Navy's submarine force. When they first entered service in 2001, they represented a revolution in Carlosian maritime doctrine. In addition to eight 533 mm torpedo tubes, they are armed with an 12-cell launcher for anti-ship and cruise missiles. Equipped with a 4-cell MANPADS launcher for air defence.
Córos-class
HMS Vengeance returning to HMNB Clyde MOD 45147685.jpg
 Carloso Cruise missile submarine 12 Armed with four 533 mm torpedo tubes and a 160-cell VLS for cruise and anti-ship missiles. Equipped with a 4-cell MANPADS launcher for air defence.
Jin (Type 094) Class Ballistic Missile Submarine.JPG
 Carloso Ballistic missile submarine 6 Equipped with 24 tubes for either nuclear or conventional ballistic missiles. Like tother submarines, equipped with a 4-cell MANPADS launcher for air defence.

Surface fleet

Carriers

Carriers
Name Origin Type Ships Number Notes Picture
Madrigal-class  Carloso Aircraft carrier CN Madrigal
CN Ebon
CN Secano
CN Menerissa
4 CN Madrigal is regarded as the flagship of the Carlosian Navy. Named after provinces of Carloso. Nuclear-powered.
US Navy 030505-N-0610T-001 Sailors aboard the Precommissioning Unit (PCU) Ronald Reagan took the world's newest aircraft carrier out to sea for the first time during Builder's Sea Trials off the coast of Virginia.jpg
Sirune-class  Carloso Aircraft carrier CN Sirune
CN Castirin
CN Mercurea
CN Rioron
CN Cartalusia
CN Muron
6 Named after provinces of Carloso. Conventionally powered.
CVV-1976.JPG

Amphibious warfare ships

Amphibious warfare ships
Name Picture Origin Type Ships Number Notes
HMAS Adelaide (L01), Fremantle, 2017 (02).jpg
 Carloso Landing helicopter dock 6
USS Portland has conducts its first set of sea trials in the Gulf of Mexico. (35696636566).jpg
 Carloso Amphibious transport dock 8
RFA MOUNTS BAY operations March 2016 MOD 45162882.jpg
 Carloso Landing ship dock 6
HMAS Manoora 2006.jpg
 Carloso Tank landing ship 10
PSS Remeliik II, Bajamar Express, Henderson, 2020 (02).jpg
 Carloso Expeditionary fast transport 10 Trimaran design based on a commercial ro-ro ferry. Initially part of the auxiliary fleet but later commissioned as rapid deployment troop and vehicle transports following extensive upgrades.

Major surface combatants

Major surface combatants
Name Picture Origin Type Ships Number Notes
Emergency-class
US Navy Surface Combatant for the 21st century in a battle 1995.png
 Carloso Battlecruiser CN Emergency
CN Armageddon
CN Paladión
3 First entered service in 2019.
Astaries-class
Artists impression of CGN-42 class cruiser.jpg
 Carloso Cruiser CN Astaries 18 First entered service in 2009.
Serca-class
JS "Ashigara" DDG-178.jpg
 Carloso Destroyer 36 First entering service in 1995. Some early ships undegoing mid-life upgrades.
Marrodan-class
F-102 Almirante Juan de Borbon CSSQT.jpg
 Carloso Frigate 32 First entered service in 2002.
Sanlúcar-class
Carlosian Corvette3.png
 Carloso Corvette 36 First entered service in 2017.

Mine countermeasures and laying

Mine countermeasures and laying
Name Picture Origin Type Ships Number Notes
20180827 FNS Hämeenmaa 03.png
 Carloso Mine countermeasures vessel 8
The Finnish Navy minelayer FNS Pohjanmaa (01), foreground, and the Royal Danish Navy flexible support ship HDMS Absalon (L16) prepare for an air defense exercise during Baltic Operations (BALTOPS) 2013 in 130611-N-GT529-1003cropped.jpg
 Carloso Minelayer 6

Patrol

Patrol vessels
Name Origin Type Ships Number Notes Picture
TBD-class  Carloso Offshore patrol vessel 46
Cigala Fulgosi (P 490).jpg

Survey

Class Picture Type Boats Commissioned Total Displacement Note
Survey
Articaria-class NSF picture of Yamal.jpg Icebreaker 6
Fale-class Royal Navy Antarctic Patrol Ship HMS Protector MOD 45153156.jpg Survey ship 4

Utility ships

Class Picture Type Boats Commissioned Total Displacement Note
Utility ships
Hawkeye-class Dupuy-de-Lome-photo10 cropped.jpg Tracking ship 3 Used for ELINT, SIGINT, COMINT and missile tracking and electronic warfare operations.
Accost-class FS Monge.jpg Tracking ship 2
Hatchet-class US Navy 100814-N-1401J-076 USS Emory S. Land (AS 39) arrives at her new homeport of Diego Garcia.jpg Submarine tender 3

Active reserve

Active reserve
Name Origin Type Ships Number Notes Picture
Valender-class  Carloso Aircraft carrier CN Valender
CN Zararcia
2 Both ships served with the Carlosian Navy during the Bourgougian Blitz. Following their retirement in 2011 and 2012 respectively, both were placed into active reserve. Therefore, they are fully maintained and are ready to be reactivated at short notice. Conventionally powered. Amidst heightened tensions in Musgorocia, in 2024 both were moved to a dry dock to undergo extensive upgrades in anticipation of being being recommissioned.
USS John F. Kennedy (CVA-67) underway c1970.jpg
TBD-class  Carloso Battleship 1
DN-ST-86-07096 (17256993082).jpg