List of active Grand Chilokveri Navy ships

Naval ensign of Chilokver

As of January 2021, the Grand Chilokveri Navy (GCN) consisted of 192 commissioned vessels.

The primary strength of the fleet is divided among the 50 ships of the surface combatant force, as well as the 13 SSNs and 4 SSBNs of the submarine service. Main assets include 2 aircraft carriers, 11 air-defense destroyers, and 37 guided missile frigates from which the 1st and 2nd Battlefleets are formed. Amphibious warfare units include 2 amphibious assault ships and 4 amphibious transport docks, which form the core of the 1st & 2nd Expeditionary Fleets. 15 Cedar-class corvettes and 9 Oak-class offshore patrol vessels are responsible for conducting low intensity combat and coastal & economic exclusion zone (EEZ) patrols. A further 24 Alpha-class fast attack craft provide littoral-based anti-surface attack capabilities, while 22 Aleph-class mine countermeasure vessels are responsible for clearing Chilokveri waterways. In addition to the above units, the GCN operates 6 fast combat support ships and 6 electronic surveillance vessels.

The Grand Chilokveri Navy is supported at sea by ships of the Chilokveri Naval Auxiliary (CNA), which are often maintained at a reduced operating status or leased out on civilian contracts, but which can be deployed within short periods of time when necessary. Although these auxiliary vessels are largely crewed by civilian mariners, they are commanded by GCN officers and are officially commissioned in service of the Grand Chilokveri Navy. In addition to a fleet of sealift ships, ships operated by the Chilokveri Naval Auxiliary include 2 submarine rescue ships, 3 icebreakers, 4 hydrographic survey ships, 2 hospital ships, 1 maritime support vessel, and 1 training vessel.

The prefix used for ships commissioned by the Grand Chilokveri Navy is GCNS (Grand Chilokveri Navy Ship).

Submarine service

Submarines

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Aries-class		Nuclear attack submarine	GCNS Aries GCNS Taurus GCNS Gemini GCNS Cancer GCNS Leo GCNS Virgo GCNS Libra GCNS Scorpio GCNS Ophiuchus GCNS Sagittarius GCNS Capricorn GCNS Aquarius GCNS Pisces	13	Unlike previous classes of attack submarines operated by the GCN, the Aries-class are the first class to incorporate VLS canisters that allow to serve in a more multi-role mission profile.
Leviathan-class		Nuclear ballistic missile submarine	GCNS Leviathan GCNS Behemoth GCNS Goliath GCNS Gigantes	4	With the retirement of land-based ballistic missile forces, the four Leviathan-class submarines are currently the only strategic nuclear platforms in Chilokver's arsenal.

Surface fleet

Amphibious warfare

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Archangel-class		Amphibious assault ship	GCNS Archangel GCNS Dominion	2	The indigenously designed Archangel-class are the first landing helicopter docks to be commissioned and operated by Chilokver.
Izumo-class		Amphibious transport dock	GCNS Izumo GCNS Kusanagi GCNS Susanoo GCNS Tsukyomi	4	The 16 Quiver H-77 VLS cells installed on each Izumo-class amphibious transport dock allow them to provide long-range fire support to SAC Naval Infantry forces.

Aircraft carriers

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Vengeance-class		Aircraft carrier	GCNS Vengeance GCNS Retribution	2	The Vengeance-class are the largest STOBAR carriers ever constructed, at a full load displacement of 85,000 tonnes.

Major surface combatants

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Jiafen-class		Guided missile destroyer	GCNS Jiafen GCNS Xinshen GCNS Maimu GCNS Xianzai GCNS Yanu GCNS Fukan GCNS Lokfa GCNS Touchi GCNS Hoisihng GCNS Xujing GCNS Laoyuan	11	All 11 Jiafen-class destroyers are equipped with a ballistic missile defence capable version of CAAWS that allows them to counter short and medium range ballistic missiles and act as anti-satellite platforms.
Wen Jing-class		Guided missile frigate	GCNS Wen Jing GCNS Xin Yi GCNS Chen Ming GCNS Huo Jin GCNS Zhu Zian GCNS Zi Hao GCNS Shan Yuan GCNS Soo Wei GCNS Shi Rong GCNS Chao Xiang GCNS Tsay Pu GCNS Hu Lin GCNS Zhi Qiang GCNS Ban Kou GCNS Siung Jeng GCNS Yi Chun GCNS Liu Wen GCNS Zi Jia GCNS Tao Yang GCNS Wang Song GCNS Zhen Ning GCNS Bai Chao GCNS Dai Jin GCNS Hou Hai GCNS Mao Guan GCNS Quan Huan GCNS Xian Zan GCNS Geng Xin GCNS Lang Huo GCNS Tan Hai GCNS Huo Jian GCNS Kang Lim GCNS Cui Ying GCNS Cui Lei GCNS Jin Chin GCNS Sun Xia GCNS Li An	37	The 37 ships in the Wen Jing-class were all named after famous inventors from Chilokveri history.

Patrol

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Cedar-class		Corvette	GCNS Cedar GCNS Fir GCNS Pine GCNS Spruce GCNS Yew GCNS Larch GCNS Juniper GCNS Cypress GCNS Hemlock GCNS Redwood GCNS Nutmeg GCNS Sequoia GCNS Pinyon GCNS Thuja GCNS Tamarack	13	The Cedar-class bridge the capability gap between the Wen Jing-class frigates and the smaller Alpha-class FACs and allow the larger warships to be prioritised for open ocean deployments.
Oak-class		Offshore patrol vessel	GCNS Oak GCNS Maple GCNS Birch GCNS Ash GCNS Willow GCNS Poplar GCNS Aspen GCNS Beech GCNS Walnut	9	Despite being similar in size to other foreign corvettes, the Oak-class are classified as patrol vessels due to their relatively light armament and designed mission of surveillance and patrol.
Alpha-class		Fast attack craft	GCNS Alpha GCNS Beta GCNS Gamma GCNS Delta GCNS Epsilon GCNS Zeta GCNS Eta GCNS Theta GCNS Iota GCNS Kappa GCNS Lambda GCNS Mu GCNS Nu GCNS Xi GCNS Omnicron GCNS Pi GCNS Rho GCNS Sigma GCNS Tau GCNS Upsilon GCNS Phi GCNS Chi GCNS Psi GCNS Omega	24	With a top speed of up to 60 knots (110 km/h), the Alpha-class fast attack craft are the fastest warships to have ever served in the Grand Chilokveri Navy.

Mine warfare

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Aleph-class		Mine countermeasures vessel	GCNS Aleph GCNS Bet GCNS Gimel GCNS Dalet GCNS He GCNS Waw GCNS Zayin GCNS Heth GCNS Teth GCNS Yodh GCNS Kaph GCNS Lamedh GCNS Mem GCNS Nun GCNS Samekh GCNS Ayin GCNS Pe GCNS Tsade GCNS Qoph GCNS Resh GCNS Shin GCNS Taw	22	The Aleph-class use a fibre-reinforced catamaran hull to minimise their acoustic and magnetic signatures and lower their susceptibility to the shock of exploding mines.

Replenishment

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Endurance-class		Fast combat support ship	GCNS Endurance GCNS Fortitude GCNS Tenacity GCNS Resolution GCNS Perseverance GCNS Persistence	6	Each Endurance-class fast combat support ship is capable of keeping pace with and refueling, rearming, and resupplying the GCN's Battlefleets.

Intelligence

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Atlas-class		Spy ship	GCNS Atlas GCNS Prometheus GCNS Epimetheus GCNS Menoetius	4	The Atlas-class replaced the Hestia-class research vessels as the latest class of dedicated SIGINT/ELINT and reconnaissance ships to be operated by the GCN.
Iapetus-class		Tracking ship	GCNS Iapetus GCNS Clymene	2	In addition to collecting electronic intelligence, the Iapetus-class tracking ships are also tasked with performing ballistic missile tracking.

Naval auxiliary

Sealift

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Etamin-class		Vehicle cargo ship	GCNS Etamin GCNS Aldibain GCNS Rastaban GCNS Altais GCNS Aldhibah GCNS Edasich GCNS Batentaban GCNS Thuban GCNS Grumium GCNS Gianfar GCNS Tyl GCNS Shaowei GCNS Alsafi GCNS Kuma GCNS Arrakis	15	The 15 ships of the Etamin-class allow for the simultaneous resupply of both Marine Expeditionary Forces and the concurrent sealift of an armoured division.
Cove-class		Dry cargo ship	GCNS Cove GCNS Inlet GCNS Firth GCNS Loch GCNS Fjord GCNS Lough	6	Unlike other sealift vessels operated by the Chilokveri Naval Auxiliary, the Cove-class are built to above-commercial standards owing to their intended cargo of ammunition in addition to dry stores.
Bay-class		Maritime prepositioning ship	GCNS Bay GCNS Gulf GCNS Bight GCNS Sound	4	When not used to resupply Marine Expeditionary Forces, the Bay-class are typically leased out on civilian cargo contracts.
Cliff-class		Expeditionary transport dock	GCNS Cliff GCNS Crag GCNS Bluff GCNS Ridge GCNS Escarpment GCNS Precipice	6	The Cliff-class allow for the transfer of cargo from sea to shore in regions where pierside infrastructure is unavailable.

Support and rescue

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Mariner-class		Submarine rescue ship	GCNS Mariner GCNS Voyager	2	In addition to submarine rescue operations, the Mariner-class are also designed to recover sunken vessels and deliver operational support to submarines.

Survey

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Polaris-class		Icebreaker	GCNS Polaris GCNS Kochab GCNS Pherkad	3	Although Chilokver does not require icebreakers in its territorial waters, the Polaris-class are used for supporting research in polar regions.
Coriolis-class		Hydrographic survey ship	GCNS Coriolis GCNS Dechales GCNS Grimaldi GCNS Riccioli	4	The Coriolis-class uses a SWATH design for maximum stability even at high speeds and seas.

Humanitarian aid

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
High Charity-class		Hospital ship	GCNS High Charity GCNS Anodyne Spirit	2	The High Charity-class were originally built as cruise ships before being purchased and converted into hospital ships by the GCN.

Training

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Sirius-class		Training ship	GCNS Sirius	1	The GCNS Sirius is the only dedicated training ship operated by the GCN since the decommissioning of the GCNS Venus.

Special purpose

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Number in service	Notes
Fornax-class		Special warfare support vessel	GCNS Fornax	1	The GCNS Fornax serves as a discreet forward-deployed sea base for Chilokveri special forces.

See also

Related articles

• List of Grand Chilokveri Navy ships
• List of Grand Chilokveri Navy bases
• Future of the Grand Chilokveri Navy
• List of active Chilokveri military aircraft § Grand Chilokveri Navy