Aznazian Navy

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Aznazian Navy
Az Flag 4.png
Flag of the Aznazian Navy
FoundedApril 4th, 1752 (Aznazian Navy established)
Febuary 22nd, 1983 (present form)
CountryAz Flag 3.png Aznazia
AllegianceThe Constitution of the Federal Republic of Aznazia
TypeNavy
Blue-water navy
RolePower projection, crisis response, and direct action
Size80,000 personnel
161 vessels
678 Aircraft
Part ofThe Federal Republic of Aznazia Department of Defense
Motto(s)Peace through Power
Commanders
ChancellorFredrick Pudikov
Secretary of the NavySegundo Martos
Chief of Naval OperationsAlexander DeLunio
Insignia
RoundelAznazian Roundel 2.png
Aircraft flown
HelicopterCV-200C "Golden Eagle", UH-72 "Red-Tail Hawk, AH-80 "Condor"

The Aznazian Navy (FRAN) is the naval warfare and coastal defence branch of the Aznazian Department of Defense. It has a total manpower strength of 150,000, operates 154 vessels and 678 Aircraft making it one of the largest in Sunalaya. In addition to operating the ships, helicopters and ports of the Aznazian Department of Defense, the Navy also controls five marine divisions, and a armor battalion.

History

After gaining independence from the Republic of Rhodevus, the United Providences of Aznazia felt they needed to create a navy to not only protect themselves from Rhodevus but also the numerous other nations inhabiting the land around the new nation like Caldonia and the Northern Kingdoms. On April 4th, 1762 the navy was formed by the new High Council along with the rest of the official Aznazian military. The navy originally consisted of about 3 frigates and 7 sloops that were either captured or built during the war of independence.

Organisation

The entirety of the Aznazian Navy falls under the 4 sections of Aznazia's Defensive sectors covering the oceans around it. It is primarily tasked with defending Aznazian coastline and areas of national interest. The First section is the Eastern Grid that comprises of the ocean between Aznazian and Ventismar. The Second Section is the Southern Grid that comprises of the ocean to between Aznazia and Esotana and the ocean between Smoya and Bohin. To the West, the Western Grid covers the Pacifica Ocean and all islands in it.

The Aznazian Navy has 5 major naval bases, the largest of which is Port Patterson, which houses the headquarters of the Navy, the Naval Academy and heavy shipyards. In addition there are 4 other naval bases located in Crawford, Santa Elva, Pacifica City and the Ahiu Islands. Naval Aviation facilities are present at all naval bases for resupply and combat aircraft.

Ships

Class Picture Use Ships Comment
Aircraft Carriers (4 in service)
South Suvaio-Class South Suavio Class.png Nuclear Aircraft Carrier
  • FRAS South Suavio
  • FRAS Aubrey
  • FRAS Griswold
  • FRAS New Goldwyn

Light Carriers (2 in service)
Homer J. Donnell-Class Homer J. Donnell Light Carrier.png Light Carrier
  • FRAS Homer J. Donnell
  • FRAS Richard Livington

Both recently commissioned
LHD's (2 in service)
Wavington-Class File:Wavington Class LHD.jpg LHD
  • FRAS Wavington
  • FRAS Pudikov

Guided Missile Cruisers (3 in service)
Santa Elva Class Az. Heavy Missile Cruiser2 (2004).png Nuclear Guided-Missile Cruisers
  • FRAS Santa Elva
  • FRAS Port Paterson
  • FRAS Moñetico

Designed from 1978-1984 and the first vessel was launched in 1985. Re-fitted in 2004 with more modern search radars and in 2008 were given missile based CIWS. All five are still in Aznazian service and are set to continue to serve well past 2025.
Missile Destroyers (17 in service)
Alexander R. DeLunio Class Guided Missile Destroyer DeLunio Class Version III.png Guided Missile Destroyer
  • FRAS Alexander R. DeLunio
  • FRAS
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Henry Z. Osborne Class Guided Missile Destroyer Osborne Class Block III.png Guided Missile Destroyer
  • FRAS Henry Z. Osborne (Retired)
  • FRAS Royce T. Vazquez (Retired)
  • FRAS David A. Chavis (Bough by Dormill and Stiura)
  • FRAS Mauro E. Reid (Retired)
  • FRAS Michael B. Fuller (Retired)
  • FRAS Thomas L. Hughes
  • FRAS Kelly A. Dobson
  • FRAS Nathaniel B. Rodriguez
  • FRAS Duane G. Hadley
  • FRAS Robert K. Mundy
  • FRAS William E. Jensen
  • FRAS Raymond O. Bates
  • FRAS Roger C. Martinez
  • FRAS Raymond H. Jaynes
  • FRAS Willie J. Young
  • FRAS Hugo F. Warren
  • FRAS John H. Ward
  • FRAS James M. Hodges
  • FRAS George L. Randall
  • FRAS John C. Santana

Missile Frigates (38 in service)
Marvin T. Schwartz Class Martin T. Schwartz class.pngMartin T. Schwartz class Block IIIA.2.pngMartin T. Schwartz class X-band.png Missile Frigate
  • FRAS Marvin T. Schwartz
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  • FRAS John K. Treadwell
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  • FRAS Olimpia P. Everhart
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Alexander M. Hurley Class Aznazia Alexander M Hurley Class Frigate.png Frigate
  • FRAS Alexander M. Hurley
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Corvettes (11 in service)
Weivar Class Aznazia Weivar ASW.png Missile Corvette
  • FRAS Weaver
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Billfish Class New Az Corvette.png Patrol Corvette
  • FRAS Billfish
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Submarines (35 in service)
Crawford Class Az Ballistic Sub.png Ballistic/Cruise Missile Submarine
  • FRAS Crawford
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  • FRAS (Undergoing Sea Trials)

Endeavor Class Az Sub.png Attack Submarine
  • FRAS Endeavor
  • FRAS North Creek
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Jiangsu-class HQ-862 HQVN.JPG Coastal minesweeper
  • IDV Al Hishah
  • IDV Medrusa
  • IDV Arbil

Kapsan-class ORP Dzik projektu 254M.jpg Coastal minesweeper/minelayer
  • IDV Amzir
  • IDV Kir Nāf
  • IDV Tall Shamrān

Used primarily as a minelayer and gunboat.
Amphibious warfare (4 in service)
John Greene Class LPD Az LPH3.png Landing Platform Dock
  • FRAS John Greene
  • FRAS Spencer Gideon
  • FRAS
  • FRAS

The last of the John Greene class was delivered in 2017.
Typhoon-class BDK-14(1).jpg Large landing craft

2 on order

2 ordered in April 2015 from Koyro. One will modified as a fire support and command vessel for amphibious operations.
Submarines (3 in service)
Huntsman-class Romeo clsss submarine.JPG Attack submarine
  • IDV Assad
  • IDV Rumia

Pursuer-class ORP Orzeł Gdynia.JPG Attack submarine
  • IDV Ramellah

+ 5 more on order

IDV Ramellah delivered in January 2015. 5 more on order to fully replace the older Huntsman class.

! colspan="6" style="background: lavender;"| Former Vessels (2 Out of service) |- | Menderson-Class || File:New Az Light Carrier 2.png || Light Carrier ||

  • FRAS Menderson
  • FRAS Weiver

|| Ships upgraded in 2005 |-

Aircraft

Aircraft Photo Role Version Number Comment
Helicopters (19 in service)
HNU-10 Ka-2583.jpg Anti-submarine warfare HNU-10ASW
HNU-10SR
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1 Flight of 3 active at Quesh Tepa, 1 used for training, 1 used for search and rescue
HNU-19 Mi14pl.jpg Anti-submarine warfare HNU-19ASW
HNU-19SR
7
1
2 flights of 3 active at Da'qurr City, 1 used for training, 1 used for search and rescue
HNU-30 Kamov Ka-27PS.JPEG Anti-submarine warfare HNU-30PL
HNU-30PS
5
1
1 flight of 3 active at Mingajik, 1 used for training and 1 used for search and rescue. Ordered in November 2014 and Delivered in January 2015. One additional helicopter was delivered in May 2015 for use on the Seogu-class frigate.

Coastal Artillery

Name Origin Type Number Photo Notes
Guns
Type 56/130mm Field Gun Template:Country data Koyro Field gun 56 M-46 Lutsk.jpg 130mm Field gun. 3 Batteries used by Da'qurr Coastal Artillery Battalion. 2 Batteries each operated by the Mingajik and Qush Tepa Coastal Artillery Battalions
Type 40/122mm Field Gun Template:Country data Koyro Field gun 32 122 mm gun (A-19) displayed at the Museum of Heroic Defense and Liberation of Sevastopol on Sapun Mountain.JPG 122mm Field Gun. 2 Batteries each operated by the Mingajik and Qush Tepa Coastal Artillery Battalions
Type 75/152mm Field Gun Template:Country data Koyro Field gun 8 152-мм пушка Гиацинт-Б (1).jpg 152mm Field Gun. 1 Battery operated by the Da'qurr Coastal Artillery Battalion.
Missiles
4K40 Seeker Template:Country data Koyro Anti-ship missile 18 launchers File:Styx-PKRK-Rubezh-MAZ543M-TELAR-3.jpg All systems upgraded by Koyro in 2005. Each launcher holds two missiles. 1 Battery of 6 launchers deployed in each of the 3 Coastal Artillery Battalions
4K44B Scalpel Template:Country data Koyro Anti-ship missile 6 launchers File:SPU-35B-Redut-Sepal-TEL-1S.jpg Upgraded in 2005. Each launcher holds a single missile. 1 Battery deployed with the Da'qurr Coastal Artillery Battalion