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|Class before=[[Mokae-class submarine|Mokae-class]] |Class after=[[Haema-class submarine|Haema-class]]

...ia}} [[Anikatian Navy Forces|Anikatian Navy]] |Class before=[[Chongo-class submarine]] |Ship type={{wp|Submarine}}

{|{{Infobox ship begin <!-- warship classes --> ...ge hangar capable of supporting two [[Gyundoan-Han GH-28 Ppulsoeori]] anti-submarine helicopters, and a landing pad large enough to support heavier aircraft. Ba

|Class before=[[Haema-class submarine|Haema-class]] |Class after=[[Tolmuksango-class submarine|Tolmuksango-class]]

Vessel classes are always cities or other geographic locations. ...e Imperial Navy authorized submarines to receive names for the first time. Submarine names are almost always associated with death, shadows or the underworld. E

|Class before=[[Myongtae-class submarine|Myongtae-class]] |Ship type={{wp|Submarine}}

|Ship type={{wp|Ballistic missile submarine}} ...y, whilst previously it relied upon conventional submarines for local area submarine-launched ballistic missile coverage - most of which were warheads of high-e

|Class before=[[Imgui-class submarine|Imgui-class]] |Ship type={{wp|Submarine}}

...fit for both patrol, scouting, and anti-shipping missions. Unlike previous classes, it was primarily of domestic design, though Menghean shipbuilders consulte Compared with the preceding ''Muan'' (Admiralty M) and ''Hamyŏl'' destroyer classes, the ''Jindo'' design was meant to be faster, more stable, and similarly ar

...t2005.jpg|The [[Buseman-class submarine]] is a diesel-electric fast-attack submarine. ...om aircraft and missile attack, while also operating in anti-surface, anti-submarine, and naval gunfire support roles.

| title = 1st Submarine Squadron | '''TAH-02''' ([[TBA-class submarine]])

{|{{Infobox ship begin <!-- warship classes --> |Class before=[[Bung'ŏ-class submarine]]

...dependently or as part of a squadron or task force. The CRN maintains two classes of cruisers, one nuclear powered design that primarily serves as a carrier ...ions. Destroyers are generally named for heroic sailors and Marines. Two classes of destroyers are in service, both nuclear powered. A total of 77 destroye

...l facilities as flotilla flagships for smaller frigates comprising an anti-submarine task groups. To that end, they were built as very large vessels for the tim ===Anti-submarine warfare systems===

{|{{Infobox ship begin <!-- warship classes --> ...GBM-23/5 Bulkkot]] {{wp|Close-in weapon system}}, and a hangar for an anti-submarine helicopter. In times of war, they can be pressed into service as low-capabi

|Class before=[[Chongori-class submarine|Chongori-class]] |Class after=[[Myongtae-class submarine|Myongtae-class]]

|Class before=[[Kalmaegi-class submarine|Kalmaegi-class]] |Class after=[[Sango-class submarine|Sango-class]]

...the later half of the twentieth century, replacing virtually all previous classes of large surface warships, until their replacement in the 2000's. ...reats. Despite the Arculari having an anti-air focus, and the Balezta anti-submarine, both are capable of carrying out all functions of a modern surface warship

|Class before=[[Tarango-class submarine|Tarango III-class]] |Class after=[[Korae-class submarine|Korae-class]]

|Class before={{wp|Zulu-class submarine|Ojingo-class}} |Class after=[[Chongo-class submarine|Chongo-class]]