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Navies in T2K
I'll start this thread with the soviet navy. I made what I think is a fairly accurate OOB of the soviet navy at the beginning of the Twilight War. It is made primarly for my timeline of course but should work fine for canon timelines (just look at the comments at the bottom of the Russian ship list). Of course, ships are not overwhelmy important to the game but that might help disturb what PCs might take for granted.
A last comment. If surface ships names are fairly accurate, submarines are not and you better refer to the hull number (except for Akulas and Oscars). Now sink them as you please.  Russia North Fleet - Aircraft Carrier “Ulyanvosk”* - Aircraft Carrier “Kuznetsov” - Aircraft Carrier « Kiev » - Aircraft Carrier “Admiral Gorshkov” - Battlecruiser “Pyotr Velikiy” - Battlecruiser “Admiral Ushakov” - Battlecruiser “Admiral Nakhimov” - Heavy Cruiser “Rossiya”* - Heavy Cruiser “Admiral Lobov” - Heavy Cruiser “Oktyabrskaya Revolutsiya” - Cruiser “Kronshtadt” (Kresta-II) - Cruiser “Admiral Isakov” - Cruiser “Admiral Makarov” - Cruiser “Admiral Yumashev” - Cruiser “Admiral Nakhimov” - Cruiser “Admiral Isachenkov” - Cruiser “Marshal Timoshenko” - Cruiser “Murmansk” (Sverdlov-class, commissioned again just before the war) - Destroyer “Admiral Kucherov”* (Udaloy-class) - Destroyer “Marshal Vasilevsky” - Destroyer “Admiral Levchenko” - Destroyer “Admiral Kharlamov” - Destroyer “Admiral Chabanenko” - Destroyer “Vitse-Admiral Kulakov” - Destroyer “Otlichnny” (Sovremenny-class) - Destroyer “Okrylenny” - Destroyer “Rastoropny” - Destroyer “Besstrashny” - Destroyer “Sovremenny” - Destroyer “Bezuprechny” - Destroyer “Gremyashchy” - Destroyer “Bezuderzhanny” - Destroyer “Stroynyy” (Kashin-class) - Destroyer “Smyshlenny” - Destroyer “Zhguchiy” (Kanin-class) - Frigate “Legky” (Krivak-class) - Frigate “Rezvy” - Frigate “Zharky” - Frigate “Gromky” - Frigate “Doblestny” - Frigate “Bessmenny” - MPK-7 (Grisha-class) - MPK-10 - MPK-14 “Monchegorsk” - MPK-56 - MPK-59 “Snezhnogorsk” - MPK-113 - MPK-130 “Nar’yan Mar” - MPK-139 - MPK-194 “Brest” - MPK-196 - MPK-197 - MPK-203 “Yunga” - 8 Petya-class Light Frigate - Light Frigate “Nakat” (Nanuchka-class) - Light Frigate “Metel” - Light Frigate “Veter” - Light Frigate “Purga”* - Light Frigate “Zarya” - Light Frigate “Tucha” - Light Frigate “Volna” - Light Frigate “Priboy” - Light Frigate “Uragan” - Light Frigate “Perekat”* - Light Frigate “Rassvet” - Light Frigate “Aysberg” - R-8 (Tarantul-class) - R-29 - R-49 - R-141 - R-240 - R-257 - R-442 - 57 Osa-class Patrol Craft - 12 Sonya-class Light Minesweeper - 16 Yevgenya-class Light Minesweeper - LPD “Ivan Rogov” (Ivan Rogov-class) - LPD “Mitrofan Moskalenko” - BDK-32 (Ropucha-class) - BDK-45 “Georgy Pobedonosets” - BDK-55 “A. Ostrakovskyy” - BDK-63 - BDK-91 “Olenegorsky Gornyak” - BDK-182 “Rondopoga” - BDK-183 “Kotlas” - BDK-200 - 12 Polnochny-class LST - 4 Aist-class Hovercrafts - 20 Tasplya-class Hovercrafts - - TK-12 SSBN “Simbirsk” (Typhoon-class) - TK-13 SSBN - TK-17 SSBN - TK-20 SSBN “Severstal” - TK-202 SSBN - TK-208 SSBN “Dmitry Donskoy” - TK-210 SSBN “Kraciviy Oktyabr”* - TK-212 SSBN* - TK-215 SSBN “Borey” (Borey-class)* - TK-216 SSBN “Barrikada”* - TK-219 SSBN “Yuriy Dolgorukiy”* - TK-220 SSBN “Alexandr Nevskiy”* - TK-222 SSBN “Vladimir Monomakh”* - TK-225 SSBN “Saint Nikholas”* - K-18 SSBN “Karelia” (Delta-class) - K-51 SSBN “Verkhoturie” - K-64 SSBN “Vladimir” - K-84 SSBN “Ekaterineburg” - K-92 SSBN - K-114 SSBN “Tula” - K-117 SSBN “Bryansk” - K-129 SSBN - K-180 SSBN - K-182 SSBN - K-193 SSBN - K-407 SSBN “Novomoskovsk” - K-417 SSBN - K-421 SSBN - K-424 SSBN - K-441 SSBN - K-455 SSBN - K-460 SSBN - K-472 SSBN - K-475 SSBN - K-477 SSBN - K-487 SSBN - K-490 SSBN - K-496 SSBN “Borisoglebsk” - K-497 SSBN - K-512 SSBN - K-530 SSBN - K-137 SSBN “Leninets” (Yankee-class) - K-214 SSBN - K-228 SSBN - K-241 SSBN - K-245 SSBN - K-444 SSBN - K-451 SSBN - K-19 SSBN (Hotel-class) - K-149 SSBN - K-119 SSGN “Voronezh” (Oscar-class) - K-139 SSGN “Belgorod”* - K-145 SSGN “Volgograd”* - K-148 SSGN “Krasnodar” - K-206 SSGN “Murmansk” - K-266 SSGN “Orel” - K-410 SSGN “Smolensk” - K-525 SSGN “Arkhangelsk” - K-209 SSGN (Charlie-class SSGN) - K-452 SSGN “Berkut” - K-458 SSGN - K-479 SSGN - K-503 SSGN - K-508 SSGN - SSN “Graney”* (Graney-class) - SSN “Severodvinsk”* - K-123 SSN (Alfa-class) - K-316 SSN - K-373 SSN - K-377 SSN - K-423 SSN - K-432 SSN - K-463 SSN - K-493 SSN - K-239 SSN (Sierra-class) - K-276 SSN - K-336 SSN - K-534 SSN - K-536 SSN - K-154 SSN “Tigr” (Akula-class) - K-157 SSN “Vepr” - K-317 SSN “Pantera” - K-328 SSN “Leopard” - K-333 SSN “Rys”* - K-335 SSN “Gepard”* - K-337 SSN “Kuguar”* - K-461 SSN “Volk” - K-480 SSN “Ak Bars” - K-138 SSN “Polyarnie Zori” (Victor-class) - K-244 SSN - K-254 SSN - K-292 SSN “Perm” - K-298 SSN - K-299 SSN - K-305 SSN - K-388 SSN “Sosnovy Bor” - K-414 SSN “Danyl Moskovsky” - K-448 SSN - K-502 SSN - K-507 SSN - K-524 SSN “Zapadnaya Litsa” - K-527 SSN - K-403 SSN (Yankee Notch-class) - K-418 SSN - K-422 SSN - B-177 SSK (Kilo-class) - B-300 SSK - B-340 SSK - B-354 SSK - B-401 SSK - B-402 SSK - B-425 SSK - B-431 SSK - B-437 SSK - B-459 SSK - B-471 SSK - B-800 SSK - B-808 SSK - B-880 SSK - B-30 SSK (Tango-class) - B-97 SSK - B-146 SSK - B-215 SSK - B-225 SSK - B-290 SSK - B-303 SSK - B-307 SSK - B-312 SSK - B-319 SSK - B-443 SSK - B-476 SSK - B-498 SSK - B-515 SSK - B-519 SSK - B-546 SSK Baltic Fleet - Cruiser “Admiral Zoluya” (Kresta-I) - Cruiser “Vitse-Admrial Drozhd” - Destroyer “Admiral Basisty”* (Udaloy-class) - Destroyer “Beskopoiny” - Destroyer “Nastoychivy” - Destroyer “Obraztsovy” (Kashin-class) - Destroyer “Zorkiy” (Kanin-class) - Frigate “Nepristupny”* (Neustrashimy-class) - Frigate “Neustrashimy” - Frigate “Let Rossiykomy”* - Frigate “Yaroslav Mudryy”* - Frigate “Silny (Krivak-class) - Frigate “Pylky” - Frigate “Bodry” - Frigate “Svirepy” - Frigate “Druzhny” - Frigate “Bditelny” - Frigate “Neukrotimy” - MPK-67 (Parchim II-class) - MPK-99 “Zelenodolsk” - MPK-105 - MPK-192 - MPK-205 “Kazanets” - MPK-213 - MPK-216 - MPK-219 - MPK-224 “Alexin” - MPK-227 - MPK-228 “Bashkortostan” - MPK-229 “Kalmykia” - MRK-20 “Dergach” (Dergach-class) - MRK-28 “Sivuch” - Light Frigate “Zyb” (Nanuchka-class) - Light Frigate “Grad” - Light Frigate “Priliv” - Light Frigate “Liven” - Light Frigate “Passat” - Light Frigate “Burun” - Light Frigate “Shkval” - Light Frigate “Geyzer” - Light Frigate “Meteor” - Light Frigate “Shtorm” - Light Frigate “Raduga” - Light Frigate “Molnija” - R-2 (Tarantul-class) - R-5 - R-6 - R-26 - R-42 - R-47 - R-125 - R-129 - R-182 - R-187 - R-255 - R-291 “Dimitrovograd” - R-293 “Morshank” - R-221 (Turya-class) - R-262 - 17 Osa-class Patrol Craft - 8 Sonya-class Light Minesweeper - 8 Yevgenya-class Light Minesweeper - LST “Alexander Tortsev” (Alligator-class) - LST “Donetsky Shakhter” - BDK-43 “Minsk” (Ropucha-class) - BDK-58 “Kaliningrad” - BDK-61 “Korolev” - BDK-100 “Aleksandr Shabalin” - BDK-105 - 6 Polnochny-class LST - MDK-17, MDK-82, MDK-89, MDK-113, MDK-122 and MDK-162 (Pomornik-class) - 3 Aist-class Hovercrafts - 8 Tasplya-class Hovercrafts - - B-100 SSK “St Petersburg”* (Lada-class) - B-585 SSK* - B-586 SSK* - B-587 SSK* - B-588 SSK* - B-227 SSK (Kilo-class) - B-468 SSK - B-806 SSK - B-39 SSK (Foxtrot-class) - B-143 SSK - B-427 SSK - B-833 SSK - B-855 SSK Pacific Fleet - Aircraft Carrier “Varyag”* - Aircraft Carrier “Minsk” - Battlecruiser “Dzerzhinskiy”* - Battlecruiser “Admiral Nakhimov” - Heavy Cruiser “Slava” - Heavy Cruiser “Marshal Ustinov” (ex-Chervona Ukrayina) - Cruiser “Tashkent” (Kara) - Cruiser “Valdivostok” - Cruiser “Petropavlovsk” - Cruiser “Khabarovsk” (Kresta-II) - Cruiser “Vasily Chapayev” - Cruiser “Admiral Oktyabrsky” - Cruiser “Admiral Fokin” (Kynda-class) - Destroyer “Admiral Tributs” (Udaloy-class) - Destroyer “Admiral Zakharov” - Destroyer “Admiral Spiridonov” - Destroyer “Admiral Panteleyev” - Destroyer “Admiral Vinogradov” - Destroyer “Marshal Shaposhnikov” - Destroyer “Burny” (Sovremenny-class) - Destroyer “Bystry” - Destroyer “Stoyky” - Destroyer “Boyevoy” - Destroyer “Otchayanny” - Destroyer “Osmotritelny” - Destroyer “Bezboyaznenny” - Destroyer “Strogyy” (Kashin-class) - Destroyer “Sposobny” - Destroyer “Stereguschyy” - Destroyer “Upornyy” (Kanin-class) - Frigate “Rezky” (Krivak-class) - Frigate “Retivy” - Frigate “Letuchy” - Frigate “R’yanny” - Frigate “Razumny” - Frigate “Poryvisty” - Frigate “Gordelivy” - Frigate “Revnostny” - Frigate “Razyachky” - Frigate “Grozyaschy” - Frigate “Storozhevoy” - MPK-17 “Ust’Ilimsk (Grisha-class) - MPK-28 - MPK-64 “Metel” - MPK-69 - MPK-82 - MPK-89 - MPK-107 - MPK-125 - MPK-178 - MPK-191 - MPK-221 “Primorskyy” - MPK-222 “Koreets” - 9 Petya-class Light Frigate - Light Frigate “Inei” (Nanuchka-class) - Light Frigate “Briz” - Light Frigate “Vikhr” - Light Frigate “Razliv” - Light Frigate “Moroz” - Light Frigate “Taifun” - Light Frigate “Smerch” - Light Frigate “Tsiklon” - R-11 (Tarantul-class) - R-14 - R-18 - R-19 - R-20 - R-24 - R-79 - R-104 - R-261 - R-297 - R-298 - 22 Osa-class Patrol Craft - 12 Sonya-class Light Minesweeper - 14 Yevgenya-class Light Minesweeper - LPD “Aleksandr Nikolayev” (Ivan Rogov-class) - BDK-66 “Sergey Lazo” (Alligator-class) - LST “Nikolay Vilkov” - BDK-11 “Peresvet (Ropucha-class) - BDK-14 “Mukhtar Avezov” - BDK-47 - BDK-48 - BDK-90 - BDK-101 “Oslabya” - BDK-181 - BDK-197 - LST “Nikolay Korsakov” - 10 Polnochny-class LST - MDK-50 “E. Kocheshkov” and MDK-94 “Morodvia” and MDK-97 (Pomornik-class) - 6 Aist-class Hovercrafts - 22 Tasplya-class Hovercrafts - - K-44 SSBN “Ryazan” (Delta-class) - K-171 SSBN - K-211 SSBN “Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky” - K-223 SSBN “Podolsk” - K-279 SSBN - K-385 SSBN - K-433 SSBN “SV. Georgiy Pobedonosets” - K-449 SSBN - K-450 SSBN - K-453 SSBN - K-500 SSBN - K-506 SSBN “Zelenograd” - K-523 SSBN - K-258 SSBN (Yankee-class) - K-430 SSBN - K-436 SSBN - K-446 SSBN - K-132 SSGN “Irkutsk” (Oscar-class) - K-150 SSGN “Tomsk” - K-160 SSGN “Barnaul”* - K-173 SSGN “Krasnoyarsk” - K-186 SSGN “Omsk” - K-442 SSGN “Chelyabinsk” - K-456 SSGN “Viluchinsk” - K-25 SSGN (Charlie-class SSGN) - K-43 SSGN - K-121 SSGN - K-212 SSGN - K-302 SSGN - K-303 SSGN - K-308 SSGN - K-313 SSGN - K-320 SSGN - K-325 SSGN - K-263 SSN “Delfin” (Akula-class) - K-267 SSN “Drakon” - K-284 SSN “Akula” - K-295 SSN “Samara” - K-322 SSN “Kachalot” - K-331 SSN “Magadan” - K-391 SSN “Bratsk” - K-419 SSN “Kuzbass” - K-218 SSN (Victor-class) - K-242 SSN - K-247 SSN - K-251 SSN - K-264 SSN - K-324 SSN - K-355 SSN - K-358 SSN - K-412 SSN - K-492 SSN - B-187 SSK (Kilo-class) - B-190 SSK - B-224 SSK - B-229 SSK - B-248 SSK - B-260 SSK - B-345 SSK - B-394 SSK - B-404 SSK - B-405 SSK - B-439 SSK - B-445 SSK - B-464 SSK - B-470 SSK - B-494 SSK - B-529 SSK Black Sea Fleet - Helicopter Carrier “Moskva” - Heavy Cruiser “Sevastopol”* - Cruiser “Azov” (Kara) - Cruiser “Kerch” - Cruiser “Ochakov” - Cruiser “Nikolayev” - Cruiser “Admiral Golovko” (Kynda-class) - Cruiser “Mikhail Kutuzov” (Sverdlov-class, commissioned again late in the war) - Destroyer “Otvazhnyy”* (Sovremenny-class) - Destroyer “Skory” (Kashin-class) - Destroyer “Smelvy” - Destroyer “Odarenny” (ex- Komsomolets Ukrayina) - Destroyer “Provornyy” - Destroyer “Sderzhanny” - Destroyer “Soobrazitelny” - Destroyer “Reschitel’nyy” - Destroyer “Krashy-Krym” - Destroyer “Krasny-Kavkaz” - Frigate “Ladny” (Krivak-class) - Frigate “Pytlivy” - Frigate “Razitelny” - Frigate “Deyatelny” - Frigate “Bezzavetny” - Frigate “Bezukoriznenny” - MPK-49 “Alexandrovsk” (Grisha-class) - MPK-104 - MPK-118 “Suzdalets” - MPK-127 - MPK-134 “Muromets” - MPK-199 “Kasimov” - MPK-207 “Povorino” - MPK-217 “Ejsk” - 6 Petya-class Light frigate - MRK-17 “Samum” (Dergach-class) - MRK-27 “Bora” - Light Frigate “Grom” (Nanuchka-class) - Light Frigate “Groza” - Light Frigate “Mirazh” - Light Frigate “Zarnitsa” - Light Frigate “Mikhail Devyataev” - R-60 (Tarantul-class) - R-71 - R-83 - R-109 - R-239 - R-334 “Ivanovets” - Patrol Craft “Kuban” (Pauk-class) - Patrol Craft “Novorossyisk” - R-27 (Turya-class) - R-44 “Volgorechensk” - 12 Osa-class Patrol Craft - 4 Sonya-class Light Minesweeper - 7 Yevgenya-class Light Minesweeper - BDK-65 “Saratov” (Alligator-class) - BDK-69 “Orsk” - LST “Nikolay Filchenkov” - BDK-46 “Novocherkassk” (Ropucha-class) - BDK-54 “Azov” - BDK-64 “Tsesar Kunikov” - BDK-67 “Yamal” - BDK-98 “Bobruisk” - BDK-104 - 7 Polnochny-class LST - MDK-57 and MDK-184 (Pomornik-class) - 4 Aist-class Hovercrafts - 8 Tasplya-class Hovercrafts - B-219 SSK (Kilo-class) - B-409 SSK - B-871 SSK “Alrosa” - B-380 SSK (Tango-class) - B-396 SSK - B-437 SSK - B-15 SSK (Forxtrot-class) - B-26 SSK - B-49 SSK - B-413 SSK - B-440 SSK Caspian Sea Flotilla - Frigate “Tatarstan”* (Gepard-class) - Frigate “Dagaestan”* - Light Frigate “Zorkij”** (Grisha-class) - Light Frigate “Steljak”** - R-101 “Stupinets” (Tarantul-class) - R-160 - R-25 (Turya-class) - R-30 - R-50 “Karachaevo-Cherkessia” - R-75 - R-118 - 6 Osa-class Patrol Craft - 4 Sonya-class Light Minesweeper - 4 Yevgenya-class Light Minesweeper - D-141, D-457 and D-541 (Polnochny-class) - MDK-18 and MDK-88 (Pomornik-class) - 3 Aist-class Hovercrafts - 4 Tasplya-class Hovercrafts. - S-21 “Lun”, S-25 “Orlan” and S-26 “Orlyonok” in the 11th Air Group Ships deployed abroad - Destroyer “Udaloy” (Caracas/Udaloy-class) - Destroyer “Veduchy” (Caracas/Sovremenny-class) - Frigate “Zadorny” (Havana/Krivak-class) - 2 Petya-class Frigate (Massawa/Eritrea) 12 Ships Operating as Raiders - Minesweeper “Admiral Gumanenko” (Gorya-class) - Training Ship “Khasan”, Smolnyy” and “Perekop” (Smolnyy-class) - Reformed Supply Ship “Tobol”, “Volga”, “Gangut”, “Borodino”, “Ivan Kolyshkin”, “Ivan Kuchrenko”, “Ivan Vakhrameev” and “Vladimir Yegorov” (Ugra-class) KGB Maritime Border Guard - Frigate “Oryol” (Krivak III-class) - Frigate “Pskov” - Frigate “Kedrov” - Frigate “Anadyr” - Frigate “Vorovskiy” - Frigate “Menzhinsky” - Frigate “Dserzhinsky” - Frigate “Yastreb”* (Gepard-class) - Frigate “Albtross”* - Frigate “Buravestnik”* - 12 Grisha-class Light Frigate - 22 Pauk-class Patrol Craft - 15 Turya-class Patrol Craft - 86 Stenka-class Patrol Craft * Ships that IRL had been cancelled, never laid down or postpone for financial reasons. ** Unable to identify the MPK number of these 2 ships as well as there true location, I put them in the CAS just because it pleases me. NB: Many ships had been scrapped after the Soviet Union ultimately fell in 1991. Others were kept in storage and several are currently being commissioned again or undergo refit. 1) The Aircraft Carrier “Novorossiysk” should be found in the Pacific Fleet but in my game it was transferred to China (under the name Mao Zedong) prior to the conflict. 2) The Udaloy and Veduchy are in Caracas when the war begins and are officially transferred to the Venezuelan navy. Keeping their Russian crews, they remain inactive until the Mexican Conflict. The Zadorny is her transferred to Cuba. 3) The Helicopter Carrier “Leningrad” could still be there but I account it as scrapped as IRL. 4) If you use v2.0 you can forget about the Ulyanovsk. Varyag is in the North Fleet and it is replaced by the Novorossiysk. Leningrad can still be part of the BLS. You can also add: 1 Kanin-class destroyer, 1 Kotlin-class destroyer, 1 Kynda-class cruiser, 2 Sverdlov-class cruisers, only part of the Mirka-class, 1 Nanuchka-class in the BLS (Burya). You also have to reintegrate the Ukrainian ships. 5) If you use v1.0 you can forget about the Ulyanovsk (may be replaced by the Varyag) and you need to take out a number of the ships that were never commissioned. In addition, you can add a number of ships: Leningrad, 2 Kynda-class cruisers, 5 Kanin-class destroyers, 2 Kildin-class destroyers, as much as 18 Mirka-class frigates, 1 Nanuchka-class in the BLS (Burya). You can also choose not to scrap all the Sverdlov-class cruiser (at least you need to add 2 or 3). Kotlin-class destroyers are up for debate (some might be preserved but most are scrapped). You also have to reintegrate the Ukrainian ships. 6) Petya-class and Osa-class (In my game all remaining Osa-I were scrapped after the destruction of 12 Iraqi Osa-I in 1991, the Osa-II were modified; do as you please) deployment is entirely due to hazard and as no solid ground behind it. 175 Osa-I and 114 Osa-II had been built for the Soviets alone. A few Riga-class may have been put back in service but they are rare (a handful at most). However, they are to be found in Bulgarian and Chinese service. Shershen-class Patrol Torpedo Boat are not found any more in soviet service but again, a handful might be put back into service. However, they are to be found in service abroad. 7) Several types (Grisha, Kashin…) have been built in different batches with slight differences. For reason of convenience, I didn’t take that into account. 8) It is doubtful that the Dergach-class is ever commissioned if you use either v1.0 or v2.2 9) Tarantul-classes found in the North Fleet are my make up but the hull numbers are from true Tatantuls. 10) Unable to locate and identify 15 Turya-class, I counted them as Border Guard ships. 11) The raiders are only present in the Atlantic after the great battle opposing the North Fleet to NATO off the coast of Norway. 12) Polnochny-class LST had been much more numerous but in my game they have been transferred to Russia’s allies and the remaining ones were completed by hovercrafts. At some point, more than 80 Polnochny had been used by the soviet navy. 13) 3 Delta-class SSBN remain unaccounted for. I consider them discarded for whatever reason. If you play v1.0 you can add about 15 Yankee-class SSBN and 3 Hotel-class SSBN. Whether you play v1.0 or v2.2, add the K-141 “Kursk and 28 Echo-class SSGN. You can also add 23 Victor I/II-class SSN (However these ships have become unreliable at best by 1993 and they are lights in the dark to the US navy). November-class are still around in the early 1990’s but they were all decommissioned by 1990 and left in poor condition. I consider them to be beyond salvage. More Foxtrot may be available, however. 14) The Borey-class SSBN and the two SSN with no hull number should be taken out for canon timelines. Sources: Wikipedia, Weyers Flotten Taschenbuch 2002/2004 (Book). http://128.121.102.226/shipind.html http://flot.sevastopol.info/eng/ship/, http://oceania.pbworks.com/Russian%20Escort%20Ships Ukraine Fleet - Heavy Cruiser “Ukrayina” - Frigate “Hetman Sagajdacnij” (Krivak III-class) - Frigate “Hetman Bayda Vyshnevetsky” - Light Frigate “Luc’k” (Grisha-class) - Light Frigate “Ternopil” - Light Frigate “Cernigiv” - Light Frigate “Vinnicja” - 1 Petya-class Light Frigate - Light Frigate “Nikopol” (Tarantul-class) - Light frigate “Kremencuk” - Patrol Craft “Uzgorod” (Pauk-class) - Patrol Craft “Hmel’nic’kij” - Patrol Craft “Uman” (Turya-class) - Patrol Craft “Priluki” - Patrol Craft “Konotop” - Patrol Craft “Khakovka” - Patrol Craft “Tsuryupinsk” - Light Minesweeper “Mariupol” (Sonya-class) - Light Minesweeper “Melitopol” - Light Minesweeper “Genichesk” (Yevgenya-class) - LSD “Rivne” (Alligator-class) - LSD “Konstantin Olsanskij” (Ropucha-class) - 1 Polnochny-class LST - Hovercraft “Donec’k”, “Gorlivka” and “Artemiivsk” (Pomornik-class) - Submarine “Zaporizzja” (Foxtrot-class) Border Guards - 3 Pauk-class Patrol Craft - 11 Stenka-class Patrol Craft 
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It's not simply a matter of sinking ships. A naval vessel with an inoperable power plant is as unavailable on the high seas as a naval vessel resting on the bottom. There are many factors that can keep a ship from being operable in 2000 besides just being sunk by enemy action.
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Impressive work...very inspirational
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The Soviet icebreaker fleet
This a small addition but an important ones. Here are the soviet icebreaker I could identify. In addition, it will help you correct one of the worse mistake ever made in one of the original books: "Boomer". I love that one and I like the idea of the Typhoon-class "Barrikada". Howeve, the "Arktika" is a shame. They have used the general look of the USCG 180' Seagoing Buoy Tenders
 to come up with a ship which is not even an icebreaker. The "Arkitka" is one of the soviet giant nuclear icebreaker. Of course that ship might have been sunk and her name given to another one (no problem but not to a USCG ship ).So I provide here 3 pictures of ship that can be used: - Civilian Nikitich (perfect) - Ivan Solusin (If you want to be more tricky) - The Arktika (if you want to have a big ship and lot of trouble for your Pcs) Then, here is the Soviet Arctic Fleet: - NS “Arktika” (Arktika-class, nuclear icebreaker) - NS “Ural” - NS “Yamal” - NS “Rossiya” - NS “Sovietskij” Soyuz - NS “Taymyr” (Taymir-class, nuclear icebreaker) - NS “Vaygach” - “Ermak” (Ermak-class, large icebreaker) - “Krasin” - “Admiral Makarov” - “Mudjug” (Mudjug-class, large icebreaker) - “Dixon” - “Magadan” - “Kapitan Dranitsyn” (Kapitan Dranitsyn-class, large icebreaker) - “Kapitan Khlebnikov” - “Kapitan Nikolaev” (Kapitan Nikolaev-class, large icebreaker) - “Kapitan Sorokin” - 5 Civilian Nikitich-class - 6 Kapitan Checkin-class - 8 Kapitan Evdokimov-class - 8 Ivan Susanin-class (Patrol Icebreaker, twin 76mm gun and 2 30mm gun) - 12 Nikitich-class (Patrol Icebreaker, twin 57mm gun and twin 23mm gun)
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US Navy
Unlike the Soviets, US are using the Task Force system and therefore a same ship might have several assignments along her career. In addition, a ship can be part of fleet and sent on an entirely different theater of operation. As a result, this list is mainly indicative and ships have been distributed to fleets in relation to what appear as their main homeport or assignment (eventually according to their last assignment). And of course, a US navy ship can be assigned to any fleet as needed.
Unlike the Soviets who suspended ship building after the beginning of the war (as in WW2), US continue to produce ships until intercontinental nukes start to fall. 2nd US Fleet (Atlantic) - CVN-65 “Enterprise” (Enterprise-class) - CV-66 “America” (Kitty Hawk-class) - CV-67 “John F. Kennedy” - CVN-69 “Dwight D. Eisenhower” (Nimitz-class) - CVN-71 “Theodore Roosevelt” - CVN-73 “George Washington” - CVN-75 “Harry S. Truman”* - CVN-76 “Ronald Reagan”** (commissioned in 2003) - BB-64 “Wisconsin” (Iowa-class) - CA-134 “Des Moines” (Des Moines-class) - CA-139 “Salem” - CG-16 “Leahy” (Leahy-class) - CGN-25 “Bainbridge” (Bainbridge-class) - CG-27 “Josephus Daniel” (Belknap-class) - CG-34 “Biddle” - CG-48 “Yorktown” (Ticonderoga-class) - CG-55 “Leyte Gulf” - CG-56 “San Jacinto” - CG-60 “Normandy” - CG-61 “Monterey” - CG-68 “Anzio” - CG-72 “Vella Gulf” - DDG-51 “Arleigh Burke” (Arleigh Burke-class) - DDG-52 “Barry” - DDG-55 “Stout” - DDG-57 “Mitscher” - DDG-58 “Laboon” - DDG-61 “Ramage” - DDG-64 “Carney” - DDG-67 “Cole” - DDG-68 “The Sullivans” - DDG-71 “Ross”* - DDG-72 “Mahan”* - DDG-74 “McFaul”* - DDG-75 “Donald Cook”* - DDG-81 “Winston Churchill”** (commissioned in 2001) - DDG-84 “Bulkeley”** (commissioned in 2001) - DDG-94 “Nitze”** (commissioned in 2003; 2004 IRL) - DDG-993 “Kidd” (Kidd-class) - DDG-2 “C.F. Adams” (C.F. Adams-class) - DDG-3 “John King” - DDG-5 “Claude V. Ricketts” - DD-963 “Spruance” (Spruance-class) - DD-968 “Arthur W. Radford” - DD-970 “Caron” - DD-974 “Comte de Grasse” - DD-977 “Briscoe” - DD-979 “Conolly” - DD-980 “Moosbrugger” - DD-981 “John Hancock” - DD-983 “John Rodgers” - DD-987 “O’Bannon” - DD-997 “Hayler” - DD-933 “Zumwalt”, ex-Barry (Forrest Sherman-class) - DD-937 “Davis” - DD-940 “Manley” - DD-942 “Bigelow” - FFG-5 “Richard L. Page (Brooke-class) - FFG-7 “OH Perry” (OH Perry-class) - FFG-8 “McInerney” - FFG-11 “Clark” - FFG-15 “Estocin” - FFG-22 “Fahrion” - FFG-28 “Boone” - FFG-29 “Stephen W. Groves” - FFG-31 “Stark” - FFG-32 “John L. Hall” - FFG-34 “Aubrey Fitch” - FFG-36 “Underwood” - FFG-39 “Doyle” - FFG-40 “Halyburton” - FFG-42 “Klakring” - FFG-45 “De Wert” - FFG-47 “Nicholas” - FFG-49 “Robert G. Bradley” - FFG-50 “Taylor” - FFG-52 “Carr” - FFG-53 “Hawes” - FFG-55 “Elrod” - FFG-58 “Samuel B. Roberts” - FFG-59 “Kauffman” - FF-1040 “Garcia” (Garcia-class) - FF-1044 “Brumby” - FF-1047 “Voge” - FF-1049 “Koelsch” - FF-1098 “Glover” - FF-1059 “W.S.Sims” (Knox-class) - FF-1061 “Patterson” - FF-1072 “Blakely” - FF-1080 “Paul” - FF-1081 “Aylwin” - 2 Asheville-class Gunboat - 5 Cyclone-class Patrol Craft - 2 Avenger-class Minesweeper - 5 Osprey-class Minesweeper - 5 Aggressive-class Minesweeper - LHD-1 “Wasp” (Essex-class) - LHD-3 “Kearsage” - LHD-5 “Bataan”* - LHD-7 “Valley Forge”** (Commissioned 2001; Iwo Jima IRL) - LHA-4 “Nassau” (Tarrawa-class) - LPH-9 “Guam” (Iwo Jima-class) - LPH-12 “Inchon” - LPD-4 “Austin” (Austin-class) - LPD-13 “Nashville” - LPD-14 “Trenton” - LPD-15 “Ponce” - LSD-37 “Portland” (Anchorage-class) - LSD-41 “Whideby Island” (Whidbey Island-class) - LSD-43 “Fort McHenry” - LSD-44 “Gunston Hall” - LSD-48 “Ashland” - LSD-50 “Carter Hall” (Harpers Ferry-class) - LSD-51 “Oak Hill” - LST-1177 “Lorain County” (Parish-type) - LST-1188 “Saginaw” (Newport-class) - LST-1192 “Spartanburg County” - LST-1193 “Fairfax County” - LST-1196 “Harlan County” - LST-1197 “Barnstable County” - SSBN-617 “Alexander Hamilton (Lafayette-class) - SSBN-627 “James Madison” (James Madison-class) - SSBN-628 “Tecumseh” - SSBN-629 “Daniel Boone” - SSBN-630 “John C. Calhoun” - SSBN-632 “Von Steuben” - SSBN-633 “Casimir Pulaski” - SSBN-634 “Stonewall Jackson - SSBN-640 “Benjamin Franklin” (Benjamin Franklin-class) - SSBN-641 “Simon Bolivar” - SSBN-644 “Lewis & Clark” - SSBN-645 “James K. Polk” - SSBN-654 “George C. Marshall” - SSBN-655 “Henry L. Stimson” - SSBN-657 “Francis Scott Key” - SSBN-659 “Will Rogers” - SSBN-728 “Florida” (Ohio-class) - SSBN-729 “Georgia” - SSBN-732 “Alaska” - SSBN-734 “Tennessee” - SSBN-736 “West Viriginia” - SSBN-738 “Maryland” - SSBN-740 “Rhode Island” - SSBN-742 “Wyoming” - SSN-585 “Skipjack” (Skipjack-class) - SSN-615 “Gato” (Permit-class) - SSN-638 “Whale” (Sturgeon-class) - SSN-646 “Grayling” - SSN-649 “Sunfish” - SSN-650 “Pargo” - SSN-663 “Hammerhead” - SSN-667 “Bergall” - SSN-668 “Spadefish” - SSN-669 “Seahorse” - SSN-670 “Finback” - SSN-673 “Flying Fish” - SSN-676 “Billfish” - SSN-687 “Richard B. Russell” - SSN-689 “Baton Rouge” (Los Angeles-class) - SSN-691 “Memphis” - SSN-694 “Groton” - SSN-695 “Birmingham” - SSN-700 “Dallas” - SSN-704 “Baltimore” - SSN-709 “Hyman G. Rickover” - SSN-710 “Augusta” - SSN-714 “Norfolk” - SSN-719 “Providence” - SSN-720 “Pittsburgh” - SSN-723 “Oklahoma City” - SSN-750 “Newport News” - SSN-751 “San Juan” - SSN-753 “Albany” - SSN-755 “Miami” - SSN-756 “Scranton” - SSN-757 “Alexandria” - SSN-760 “Annapolis” - SSN-761 “Springfield” - SSN-764 “Boise” - SSN-765 “Montpelier” - SSN-769 “Toledo” 3rd US Fleet (East Pacific) - CV-64 “Constellation” (Kitty Hawk-class) - CVN-68 “Nimitz” (Nimitz-class) - CVN-72 “Abraham Lincoln” - CVN-74 “John C. Stennis” - BB-62 “New Jersey” (Iowa-class) - BB-63 “Missouri” - CGN-9 “Long Beach” (Long Beach-class) - CG-21 “Gridley” (Leahy-class) - CG-22 “England” - CG-29 “Jouett” (Belknap-class) - CG-30 “Home” - CG-32 “William H. Standley” - CG-33 “Fox” - CGN-36 “California” (Calfornia-class) - CGN-39 “Texas” (Virginia-class) - CGN-40 “Mississippi” - CG-50 “Valley Forge” (Ticonderoga-class) - CG-52 “Bunker Hill” - CG-53 “Mobile Bay” - CG-54 “Antietam” - CG-57 “Lake Champlain” - CG-59 “Princeton” - CG-62 “Chancellorsville” - CG-71 “Cape St. George” - DDG-53 “John Paul Jones” (Arleigh Burke-class) - DDG-62 “Fitrzgerald” - DDG-65 “Benfold” - DDG-69 “Milius”* - DDG-76 “Higgins”* - DDG-83 “Howard”** (commissioned in 2001) - DDG-86 “Shoup”** (commissioned in 2002) - DDG-88 “Preble”** (commissioned in 2002) - DDG-91 “Pinckney”** (commissioned in 2003; 2004 IRL) - DDG-92 “Momsen”** (commissioned in 2003; 2004 IRL) - DDG-994 “Callaghan” (Kidd-class) - DDG-8 “Lynde McCormick” (C.F. Adams-class) - DDG-9 “Towers” - DDG-12 “Robinson” - DDG-14 “Buchanan” - DDG-21 “Cochrane” - DDG-22 “Benjamin Stoddert” - DD-967 “Elliot” (Spruance-class) - DD-971 “David R. Ray” - DD-972 “Oldendorf” - DD-973 “John Young” - DD-985 “Cushing” - DD-986 “Harry W. Hill” - DD-991 “Fife” - DD-992 “Fletcher” - DD-946 “Edson” (Forrest Sherman-class) - DD-948 “Morton” - FFG-1 “Brooke” (Brooke-class) - FFG-2 “Ramsey” - FFG-3 “Schofield” - FFG-9 “Wadsworth” (OH Perry-class) - FFG-10 “Duncan” - FFG-12 “George Philip” - FFG-13 “Samuel Eliot Morrison” - FFG-14 “Sides” - FFG-19 “John A. Moore” - FFG-23 “Lewis P. Puller” - FFG-27 “Mahlon S. Tisdale” - FFG-33 “Jarrett” - FFG-38 “Curts” - FFG-41 “McClusky” - FFG-43 “Thach” - FFG-46 “Rentz” - FFG-48 “Vandegrift” - FFG-51 “Gary” - FF-1051 “O’Callahan” (Garcia-class) - FF-1052 “Knox” (Knox-class) - FF-1053 “Roark” - FF-1054 “Gray” - FF-1055 “Hepbum” - FF-1058 “Meyerkord” - FF-1060 “Lang” - FF-1064 “Lockwood” - FF-1070 “Downes” - FF-1074 “Harold E. Holt” - FF-1088 “Barbey” - 3 Asheville-class Gunboat - 3 Avenger-class Minesweeper - 5 Osprey-class Minesweeper - 6 Aggressive-class Minesweeper - LHD-4 “Boxer” (Essex-class) - LHD-6 “Bonhomme Richard”* - LHD-8 “Makin Island”** (commissioned 2003; 2006 IRL) - LHA-1 “Tarrawa” (Tarrawa-class) - LHA-3 “Belleau Wood” - LHA-5 “Peleliu” - LPH-11 “New Orleans” (Iwo Jima-class) - LPD-2 “Vancouver” (Raleigh-class) - LPD-5 “Ogden” (Austin-class) - LPD-6 “Duluth” - LPD-7 “Cleveland” - LPD-8 “Dubuque” - LPD-10 “Juneau” - LPD-11 “Coronado” - LSD-28 “Thomaston” (Thomaston-class) - LSD-35 “Monticello” - LSD-39 “Mount Vernon” (Anchorage-class) - LSD-40 “Fort Fisher” - LSD-42 “Germantown” (Whidbey Island-class) - LSD-45 “Comstock” - LSD-47 “Rushmore” - LSD-52 “Pearl Harbor”* (Harpers Ferry-class) - LST-1183 “Peoria” (Newport-class) - LST-1186 “Cayuga” - LST-1187 “Tuscaloosa” - LST-1189 “San Bernardino” - LST-1194 “La Moure County” - SSBN-643 “George Bancroft” (Benjamin Franklin-class) - SSBN-656 “George Washington Carver” - SSBN-726 “Ohio” (Ohio-class) - SSBN-727 “Michigan” - SSBN-730 “Henry M. Jackson” - SSBN-731 “Alabama” - SSBN-733 “Nevada” - SSBN-735 “Pennsylvania” - SSBN-737 “Kentucky” - SSBN-739 “Nebraska” - SSBN-741 “Maine” - SSBN-743 “Louisiana” - SSN-590 “Sculpin” (Skipjack-class) - SSN-603 “Pollack” (Permit-class) - SSN-612 “Guardfish” - SSN-647 “Pogy” (Sturgeon-class) - SSN-652 “Puffer” - SSN-662 “Gurnard” - SSN-677 “Drum” - SSN-683 “Parche” - SSN-696 “New York City” (Los Angeles-class) - SSN-706 “Albuquerque” - SSN-707 “Portsmouth” - SSN-711 “San Francisco” - SSN-718 “Honolulu” - SSN-725 “Helena” - SSN-754 “Topeka” - SSN-759 “Jefferson City” - SSN-767 “Hampton” - SSN-21 “Seawolf”* (Seawolf-class) - SSN-22 “Connecticut”* - SSN-23 “Jimmy Carter”** (Commissioned 2002; 2005 IRL) 4th US Fleet (Carribean) - CVT-16 “Lexington” (Essex-class) - CG-17 “Harry E. Yarnell” (Leahy-class) - CG-11 “Oregon City” ex-Chicago (Albany-class) - DDG-10 “Sampson” (C.F. Adams-class) - DD-988 “Thorn” (Spruance-class) - DD-763 “William C. Lawe” (Gearing-class) - DD-850 “Joseph P. Kennedy Jr.” - FFG-6 “Julius A. Furer” (Brooke-class) - FFG-21 “Flatley” (OH Perry-class) - FFG-56 “Simpson” - FF-1043 “Edward McDonnell” (Garcia-class) - 2 Asheville-class Gunboat - 6 Pegasus-class Hydrofoil - 1 Avenger-class Minesweeper - 2 Osprey-class Minesweeper - 2 Aggressive-class Minesweeper - SSN-614 “Greenling” (Permit-class) - SSN-660 “Sand Lance” (Sturgeon-class) - SSN-671 “Narwhal” (Narwhal-class) - SSN-692 “Omaha” (Los Angeles-class) - SSN-703 “Boston” 5th US Fleet (Middle East) - CV-60 Saratoga (Forrestal-class) - CV-61 Ranger - BB-61 “Iowa” (Iowa-class) - CGN-35 “Truxtun” (Truxtun-class) - CGN-41 “Arkansas” (Virginia-class) - CG-47 “Ticonderoga” (Ticonderoga-class) - CG-51 “Thomas S. Gate” - CG-64 “Gettysburg” - CG-66 “Hue City” - DDG-79 “Oscar Austin”* (Arleigh Burke-class) - DDG-80 “Roosevelt”* - DDG-87 “Mason”** (commissioned in 2002) - DDG-996 “Chandler” (Kidd-class) - DDG-6 “Barney “ (C.F.Adams-class) - DDG-17 “Conyngham” - DD-975 “O’brien” (Spruance-class) - DD-976 “Merrill” - DD-982 “Nicholson” - DD-951 “Turner Joy” (Forrest Sherman-class) - FFG-30 “Reid” (OH Perry-class) - FFG-54 “Ford” - FFG-60 “Rodney M. Davis” - FFG-61 “Ingraham - FF-1069 “Bagley” (Knox-class) - FF-1091 “Miller” - 1 Asheville-class Gunboat - 5 Cyclone-class Patrol Craft - 3 Avenger-class Minesweeper - LPH-2 “Iwo Jima” (Iwo Jima-class) - LPH-10 “Tripoli” - LPD-1 “Raleigh” (Raleigh-class) - LPD-12 “Shreveport” (Austin-class) - LSD-32 “Spiegel Grove” (Thomaston-class) - LSD-36 “Anchorage” (Anchorage-class) - LST-1180 “Manitowoc” (Newport-class) - LST-1195 “Barbour County” - SSN-675 “Bluefish” (Sturgeon-class) - SSN-686 “L. Mendel Rivers” - SSN-690 “Philadelphia” (Los Angeles-class) - SSN-702 “Phoenix” - SSN-722 “Key West” - SSN-758 “Asheville” - SSN-773 “Cheyenne” 6th US Fleet (Europe) - CV-59 “Forrestal” (Forrestal-class) - CVN-70 “Carl Vinson” (Nimitz-class) - CA-148 “Newport News” (Des Moines-class) - CG-19 “Dale” (Leahy-class) - CG-20 “Richmond K. Turner” - CG-26 “Belknap” (Belknap-class) - CGN-37 “South Carolina” (California-class) - CGN-38 “Virginia” (Virginia-class) - CG-54 “Philippine Sea” (Ticonderoga-class) - CG-69 “Vicksburg” - DDG-66 “Gonzales” (Arleigh Burke-class) - DDG-78 “Porter”* - DDG-995 “Scott” (Kidd-class) - DDG-4 “Lawrence” (C.F.Adams-class) - DDG-11 “Sellers” - DDG-19 “Tattnall” - DD-969 “Peterson” (Spruance-class) - DD-978 “Stump” - DD-989 “Deyo” - DD-931 “Forrest Sherman” (Forrest Sherman-class) - DD-941 “Du Pont” - FFG-4 “Talbot” (Brooke-class) - FF-1094 “Pharris” (Knox-class) - 2 Asheville-class Gunboat - 1 Avenger-class Minesweeper - 3 Aggressive-class Minesweeper - LCC-20 “Mount Whitney” (Blue Ridge-class) - LHA-2 “Saipan” (Tarrawa-class) - LPH-7 “Guadalcanal” (Iwo Jima-class) - LPD-3 “LaSalle” (Raleigh-class) - LSD-29 “Plymouth Rock” (Thomaston-class) - LSD-30 “Fort Snelling” - LSD-38 “Pensacola” (Anchorage-class) - LST-1162 “Wahkiakum County” (Parish-type) - LST-1173 “Suffolk County” - LST-1178 “Wood County” - LST-1179 “Newport” (Newport-class) - LST-1190 “Boulder” - SSBN-611 “John Marshall” (Ethan Allen-class) - SSN-591 “Shark” (Skipjack-class) - SSN-637 “Sturgeon” (Sturgeon-class) - SSN-653 “Ray” - SSN-661 “Lapon” - SSN-674 “Trepang” - SSN-678 “Archerfish” - SSN-681 “Batfish” - SSN-693 “Cincinnati” (Los Angeles-class) - SSN-699 “Jacksonville” - SSN-712 “Atlanta” - SSN-768 “Hartford” 7th US Fleet (West Pacific) - CV-41 “Midway” (Midway-class) - CV-62 “Independence” (Forrestal-class) - CV-63 “Kitty Hawk” (Kitty Hawk-class) - CG-18 “Worden” (Leahy-class) - CG-23 “Halsey” - CG-24 “Reeves” - CG-31 “Sterett” (Belknap-class) - CG-49 “Vincennes” (Ticonderoga-class) - CG-63 “Cowpens” - CG-65 “Chosin” - CG-67 “Shiloh” - CG-70 “Lake Erie” - CG-73 “Port Royal” - DDG-54 “Curtiss Wilbur” (Arleigh Burke-class) - DDG-56 “John S McCain” - DDG-59 “Russel” - DDG-60 “Paul Hamilton” - DDG-63 “Stethem” - DDG-70 “Hopper”* - DDG-73 “Decatur”* - DDG-77 “O’Kane”* - DDG-82 “Lassen”** (commissioned in 2001) - DDG-85 “McCampbell”** (commissioned in 2002) - DDG-89 “Mustin”** (commissioned in 2002; 2003 IRL) - DDG-90 “Chaffee”** (commissioned in 2003) - DDG-93 “Chung-Hoon”** (commissioned in 2003; 2004 IRL) - DDG-7 “Henry B. Wilson” (C.F. Adams-class) - DDG-13 “Hoel” - DD-964 “Paul F. Foster (Spruance-class) - DD-965 “Kinkaid” - DD-966 “Hewitt” - DD-984 “Leftwich” - DD-990 “Ingersoll” - DD-936 “S.P.Lee” ex-Decatur (Forrest Sherman-class) - DD-943 “Blandy” - DD-950 “Richard S. Edward” - FFG-37 “Crommelin” (OH Perry-class) - FFG-57 “Reuben James” - FF-1057 “Rathburne” (Knox-class) - FF-1062 “Whipple” - FF-1067 “Francis Hammond” - FF-1071 “Badger” - 2 Asheville-class Gunboat - 4 Avenger-class Minesweeper - LCC-19 “Blue Ridge” (Blue Ridge-class) - LHD-2 “Essex” (Essex-class) - LPH-3 “Okinawa” (Iwo Jima-class) - LPD-9 “Trenton” (Austin-class) - LSD-31 “Port Defiance” (Thomaston-class) - LSD-46 “Tortuga” (Whidbey Island-class) - LSD-49 “Harpers Ferry” (Harpers Ferry-class) - LST-1158 “Tioga County” (Parish-type) - LST-1166 “Washtenaw County” - LST-1181 “Sumter” (Newport-class) - LST-1182 “Fresno” - LST-1184 “Frederick” - LST-1185 “Shenectady” - LST-1191 “Racine” - SSBN-624 “Woodrow Wilson” (Lafayette-class) - SSBN-642 “Kamehameha” (Benjamin Franklin-class) - SSBN-658 „Mariano G. Vallejo“ - SSN-613 “Flasher” (Permit-class) - SSN-621 “Haddock” - SSN-639 “Tautog” (Sturgeon-class) - SSN-648 “Aspro” - SSN-666 “Hawkbill” - SSN-672 “Pintado” - SSN-679 “Silverside” - SSN-680 “William H. Bates” - SSN-682 “Tunny” - SSN-684 “Cavalla” - SSN-688 “Los Angeles” (Los Angeles-class) - SSN-697 “Indianapolis” - SSN-698 “Bremerton” - SSN-701 “La Jolla” - SSN-705 “City of Corpus Christi” - SSN-708 “Minneapolis-Saint Paul” - SSN-713 “Houston” - SSN-715 “Buffalo” - SSN-716 “Salt Lake City” - SSN-717 “Olympia” - SSN-721 “Chicago” - SSN-724 “Louisville” - SSN-752 “Pasadena” - SSN-762 “Columbus” - SSN-763 “Santa Fe” - SSN-766 “Charlotte” - SSN-770 “Tucson” - SSN-771 “Columbia” - SSN-772 “Greeneville” US Coast Guard - WAGB-4 “Glacier” (Icebreaker) - WAGB-10 “Polar Star” (Icebreaker) - WAGB-11 “Polar Sea” (Icebreaker) - WAGB-20 “Healy” (Icebreaker) - WAGB-30 “Mackinaw” (Great Lake Icebreaker) - Training Barque “Eagle” - 9 Bay-class Icebreaking Tug - 12 Hamilton-class High Endurance Cutter - 13 Famous-class Medium Endurance Cutter - 14 Reliance-class Medium Endurance Cutter - 4 Cactus-class Seagoing Buoy Tender - 6 Mesquite-class Seagoing Buoy Tender - 20 Iris-class Seagoing Buoy Tender - 16 Juniper-class Seagoing Buoy Tender*&** - 4 Cyclone-class Patrol Ship - 49 Island-class Patrol Ship - 79 Point-class Patrol Craft - 66 Marine-protector-class Patrol Craft*&** * Commissioned after 1996. ** Commissioned between 2001 and 2003. 1) Surviving Gearing-class destroyer had all been decommissioned by mid-1980’s. The two found in the 4th fleet survived to the 1990’s and, with changes in world situation, they undergone slow refit (using parts from a third one and held from previously scrapped ones). Work was slow, however, and they were not available for service at the beginning of the war. Later, they were commissioned again to the reestablished 4th Fleet. 2) Forrest Sherman-class destroyers had undergone refit prior to the war. Most were available for second line duties such as escorts when it started. However, some are scrapped to provide spare parts for the others (DD-932, DD-944, DD-945, DD-947). In addition, due to the commissioning of new ships several have their names changed. 3) CVT-16 Lexington was IRL decommissioned in 1991. In fact, it was commissioned again as training carrier in 1992 and underwent refit in 1996-1997, replacing the original machinery by a less fuel-consuming ones. When the US 4th Fleet was reactivated, it was the only carrier available. She operated A-7 Corsair II, A-4 Skyhawk and S-3 Viking. 4) Entirely made-up, the 4th US fleet was only reactivated in 2008 (IRL) 5) The CG-11 “Oregon City” was previously known as Chicago. Taken out of reserve in 1989 and stripped of all equipments. Her scrapping was cancelled in late 1991. Refit was, then, started in 1992 but was cancelled in 1993 due to excessive costs. The ship was decommissioned for the second time and proposed for scrapping. As the citizens of Oregon City collected founds for her refit, work resume in 1997 and she will be commissioned again in 2001 with entirely new equipments, becoming the first cruiser in the US 4th Fleet. She will be lost to SS-N-3 operated from trucks as she was cruising off the Cuban coast. 6) Garcia-class Frigate were decommissioned in the late 1980’s and sold. Some were, then, returned by Pakistan to the USA around mid-1990’s and instead of being scrapped, they underwent refit and were put in reserve. The very similar Brooke-class followed suit. For others, scrapping was simply cancelled. The two Bronstein are also available if you play v1.0 or v2.2. 7) After decommission, several were transferred to allies or sold. If you use v1.0 or v2.2, they must be reintegrated in US fleets. 8) Except for the one in Australian, Spanish and Taiwanese hands, all OH Perry outside US are in the US Fleet if you play v1.0 or v2.2. 9) The single Newport-class sold to Morocco is available if you play v1.0 or v2.2. A few older LSTs were commissioned again; they are classified as Parish-type as there are two distinct classes among them. Several other landing ships (among them, the Thomaston) were commissioned again prior to the conflict. 10) Asheville-class gunboats that had been used by civil agencies were taken back into service after 1997. 11) A few Skipjack-class (SSN-588, SSN-592), many Permit-class (SSN-594, 595, 596, 604, 605, 606, 607) and James Madison (SSBN-631, 635, 636) as well as most Ethan Allen-class (SSBN-608, 609, 610, 618) and Lafayette-class (SSBN-616, 619, 620, 622, 623, 625, 626) were scrapped before the change of policy. All Permit-class, Lafayette-class, James Madison-class and SSBN-609 are around if you play v1.0 or v2.2. This is also true for removed Sturgeon-classes (SSN-651, 664, 665, 685). 12) Seawolf-class are unavailable under v1.0 and v2.2. Last edited by Mohoender; 09-20-2009 at 08:29 PM.
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Good job Mohoender! thanks!
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Mo, thanks for posting this. It's a really good resource.
Cheers
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La Marine Nationale
Time for me to put the French Navy.
I put at the end my main source, its in french but if you type on the years at the bottom of the page, it will give you the ships in the fleet for the given year. Naval Troops: - Marseille Marine Fire battalion (Marins-Pompiers) Manpower: 1740 under the command of a rear admiral. - Naval Commando (Commandos Marine/special forces) Manpower : 500 - Toulon Naval Infantry Group (Fusilliers-Marins) Manpower: 750 - 7 Naval Infantry companies Manpower: 150 - Commando “Hubert” (Commando Frogmen, Toulon) Manpower : 50 - Commando “Arta” (Commando Frogmen, Djibouti) Manpower: 50 Maritime Gendarmerie (Gendarmerie Maritime): - 9 Companies (Paris, 3 at Brest, Cherbourg, Le Havre, Lorient and 2 at Toulon) Manpower: 100 Assets: 1 PR-72 Patrol Craft (sauf paris), 2 Patrol Crafts - 8 Overseas Brigade (Guyana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayote, 2 in New Caledonia, Polynesia and St Pierre & Miquelon) Manpower: 25 Assets: 1 Patrol Craft Flotte de Brest (Atlantic Fleet): - R-92 “Richelieu”** (Charles de Gaulle-class CVN) - R-91 “Charles de Gaulle”* - R-98 “Clemenceau” (Clemenceau-class CV) - R-95 “Bretagne”** (PH-75 Project CVH) - D-602 “Suffen” (Suffen-class DDG) - D-610 “Tourville” (Tourville-class DDG) - D-611 “Duguay-Trouin” - D-612 “ De Grasse” - D-627 “Maillé-Brézé” (Duperré-class DD) - D-630 “Chayla” - D-633 “Duperré” - D-638 “La Galissonière” - D-640 “Georges Leygues” (Georges Leygues-class DD) - D-644 “Primauguet” - D-646 “Latouche-Treville” - F-65 “Aconit” (Aconit-class FF) - F-910 “Wielingen” (Wielingen-class) - F-911 “Westdiep” - F-912 “Wandelaar” - F-913 “Westhinder” - F-781 “D’Estienne d’Orves” (D’Estienne d’Orves-class FF) - F-782 “Amyot d’Inville” - F-783 “Drogou” - F-785 “Jean Moulin” - F-787 “Commandant de Pimodan” - F-788 “Second Maître Le Bihan” - F-789 “Lieutenant de Vaisseau Le Hénaff” - F-790 “Lieutenant de Vaisseau Lavallée” - F-791 “Commandant L’Herminier” - 1 PR-72 Patrol Craft - 9Aggressive-class Minesweeper - 9 Tripartite-class Minesweeper - 3 Antares-class Minesweeper - 1 Vulcain-class Minesweeper - S-610 “Redoutable” (Redoutable-class SSBN) - S-611 “Terrible” - S-612 “Foudroyant” - S-613 “Indomptable” - S-614 “Tonnant” - S-615 “Inflexible” - S-616 “Triomphant”* (Triomphant-class SSBN) - S-617 “Téméraire”* - S-618 “Vigilant”** (commissioned in 2002; IRL 2004) - S-604 “Emeraude” (Rubis-class SSN) - S-605 “Amethyste” - S-606 “Perle” - S-608 ‘”Diamant”** - S-620 “Agosta” (Agosta-class SSK) - S-621 “Béveziers” - S-622 “La Praya” - S-623 “Ouessant” Flotte de Toulon (Mediterranean Fleet): - R-99 “Foch” (Clemenceau-class CV) - R-96 “Provence”** (PH-75 Project CVH) - C-611 “Colbert” (Colbert-class CG) - D-603 “Duquesne” (Suffren-class DDG) - D-641 “Dupleix” (Georges-Leygues-class DD) - D-642 “Montcalm” - D-643 “Jean de Vienne” - F-712 “Courbet”* (La Fayette-class FFG) - F-713 “Aconit”* - F-714 “Guepratte”** - F-735 “Germinal” (Floréal-class FF) - F-786 “Quartier Maître d’Anquetil” (D’Estienne d’Orves-class FF) - F-792 “Premier Maître L’Her” - F-793 “Commandant Blaison” - F-795 “Commandant Ducuing” - F-796 “Commandant Birot” - 1 PR-72 Patrol Craft - 4Aggressive-class Minesweeper - 4 Tripartite-class Minesweeper - 2 Vulcain-class Minesweeper - L-9011 “Foudre” (Foudre-class LPD) - L-9012 “Siroco”* - L-9021 “Ouragan” (Ouragan-class LSD) - L-9022 “Orage” - L-9077 “Bougainville (Bougainville-class LSD) - S-601 “Rubis” (Rubis-class SSN) - S-602 “Saphir” - S-603 “Casabianca” - S-643 “Doris” (Daphné-class SSK) - S-645 “Flore” - S-646 “Galatée” - S-648 “Junon” - S-651 “Sirène” Flottille de Cherbourg (Atlantic Patrol Flotilla): - 5 PR-72 Patrol Crafts - 5 Circé-class Minesweeper - 1 Vulcain-class Minesweeper Flottille de Port des Galets (Indian Ocean Fleet in La Réunion): - F-726 “Commandant Bory” (Commandant Rivière-class) - F-730 “Floréal” (Floréal-class FF) - F-732 “Nivôse” - Albatros-class Patrol Craft - 3 Combattante-class Patrol Crafts - 1 Tripartite-class MInesweeper - L-9034 “La Glandière” (Batral-class LST) - S-607 “Turquoise”** (Rubis-class SSN) Flottille de Djibouti (Indian Ocean Fleet in Djibouti): - R-97 “Jeanne d’Arc” (Jeanne d’Arc-class CGH) - D-645 “La Motte Piquet” (Georges Leygues-class DD) - F-710 “La Fayette” (La Fayette-class FFG) - F-728 “Doudart de Lagrée” (Commandant Rivière-class) - F-748 “Protet” - F-794 “Enseigne de Vaisseau Jacoubet” (D’estienne d’Orves-class FF) - F-796 “Commandant Bouant” - 1 Tripartite-class MInesweeper - L-9030 “Champlain” (Batral-class LST) - S-649 “Vénus” (Daphné-class SSK) Flottille des Fort de France (Carribean Flotilla in Martinique): - F-733 “Ventôse” (Floreal-class FF) - 1 Tripartite-class MInesweeper - L-9030 “Champlain” (Batral-class LST) Flottille de Nouméa (Pacific Flotilla in New Caledonia): - F-725 “Commandant Rivière” (Commandant Rivière-class; F-733 until 1984) - F-729 “Balny” - F-731 “Prairial” (Floréal-class FF) - F-734 “Vendémiiaire” - 2 Tripartite-class MInesweeper - 5 Combattante-class Patrol Crafts - L-9032 “Dumont d’Urville” (Batral-class LST) - L-9033 “Jacques Cartier” Flotille de Dakar (African Flotilla): - D-625 “Dupetit-Thouars” (Duperré-class DD) - F-711 “Surcouf”* (La Fayette-class FFG) - F-784 “D’Etroyat” (D’Estienne d’Orves-class FF) - 2 Tripartite-class MInesweeper - 1 Combattante-class Patrol Crafts - S-650 Psyché” (Daphné-class SSK) Escadre de Degrad des Cannes (Guyana Squadron): - F-749 “Enseigne de Vaisseau Henry” (Commandant Rivière-class - 2 Adjudant-class MInesweeper - 2 Combattante-class Patrol Crafts - L-9031 “Francis Garnier” (Batral-class LST) I considered that any French ship out of commission by 1988-1990 has been definitely taken out of the fleet before the war. * Commissioned after 1996. ** Commissioned between 2001 and 2003 or cancelled. 1) Most Aggressive-class were decommissioned before the 1991 events and left aside at Brest and Toulon. They were commissioned again in the mid-1990’s along with the few that were still in active service. 5 more came from the Belgian navy. 2) “Charles de Gaulle” homeport is Toulon (IRL). However, at the Time of the Twilight War, the Fleet at Brest was the most important one and this explains that. 3) “Jeanne d’Arc” homeport is Brest (IRL) but because of the conflict she was transferred to the Indian Ocean, her homeport becoming Djibouti. 4) With the war, France withdrew from its Pacific Islands and concentrates on New Caledonia. As a result, the Nouméa Flotilla includes several ships that were located at Papeete (Polynesia): 1 Frigate, 1 LST and 3 PR-72. 5) The PH-75 project was cancelled but this was done only in 1991. Then with war coming, France could have reactivated that project. My personal version has a ramp at the end of the deck and carries 12 harriers (licensed produced in France). Also, the realization of this project would have put a serious strain on France. 6) French SSN all have their homeport at Toulon. However, because of the war, several have been relocated elsewhere. In addition, the two cancelled units have finally been built. 7) F-794 and F-796 homeport is normally Toulon while the F-784’s homeport is Brest. The F-749 should be in the Pacific. 8) The given Patrol Crafts are not of the right type. They types given are the most similar I could find and they are used for convenience. 9) 7 Tripartite are taken over from Belgium and sent to the DOM/TOM. The Wielingen-class, for her part, is sent to Brest. http://www.netmarine.net/bat/listes/desindfr.htm Last edited by Mohoender; 09-22-2009 at 06:13 AM.
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09-21-2009, 11:55 PM
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Deutsche Marine
Whihelmshaven (Atlantic Fleet)
- D181 “Hamburg” (Hamburg-class) - D182 “Schleswig-Holstein” - D183 Bayern” - D184 “Hessen” - F207 “Bremen” (Bremen-class) - F208 “Niedersachsen” - F209 “Rheinland-Pfalz” - F210 “Emden” - F211 “Köln” - F212 “Karlshruhe” - F213 “Augsburg” - F214 “Lübeck” - F215 “Brandenburg” (Brandenburg-class) - F216 “Erfurt” - F-217 “Oldenburg” - F-218 “Mecklemburg-Verpommern - F-219 “Sachsen”* (Sachsen-class, commissioned in 1999; 2003 IRL) - F-220 “Thüringen” (commissioned in 2000; 2004 IRL) - 11 Type 148-class Patrol Craft - 5 Klasse 333 Minesweeper* - 6 Klasse 352 Minesweeper* - U31 to U36* (Type 212 SSK, IRL commissioned after 2002) Kiel (Baltic Fleet) - D181 “Hamburg” (Hamburg-class) - D182 “Schleswig-Holstein” - D183 Bayern” - D184 “Hessen” - 5 Type 148-class Patrol Craft - 6 Klasse 331B Minesweeper - 6 Klasse 332 Minesweeper - 7 Klasse 903 Minesweeper - - U19 to U30 (Type 206 SSK) Rostock (Baltic Fleet) - F221 “Hiddensee” (Tarantul-class) - 20 Type 143-class Patrol Craft - 6 Klasse 331B Minesweeper - 6 Klasse 332 Minesweeper - 7 Klasse 903 Minesweeper - U1, U2, U9, U10, U11 and U12 (Type 205 SSK) - U13 to U18 (Type 206 SSK) * Commissioned after 1996. ** Commissioned between 2001 and 2003 or cancelled. 1) All Hamburg class is located at Wilhelmschaven while Lütjens are at Kiel. However, as the Hamburg-class was made especially for the Baltic I switched homeport. 2) IRL F-216 is named Schleswig-Holstein, F-217 is Bayern and F-220 is Hamburg. As the Hamburg-class remains in service I had to change that. 3) A sole remaining Tarantul was maintained operational as lead ship for the Rostock Flotilla.
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09-22-2009, 04:02 AM
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Norwegian Navy
Naval Ranger Branch
- Marinenjegerkommandoen “Harstad” (Naval Ranger Commando) Manpower: 100 - Marinenjegerkommandoen “Bergen” (Naval Ranger Commando) Manpower: 120 - Kystjegerkommandoen (Coastal Ranger Commando, Harstad) Manpower: 500 - Minedykkerkommandoen (Mine Diver Commando, Harstad) Manpower: 60 - Tactical Boat Squadron Manpower: 150 Assets: 20 Stridsbat-90 Fleet - F300 “Oslo” (Oslo-class FF) - F301 “Bergen” - F302 “Trondheim” - F303 “Stavanger” - F304 “Narvik” - 2 Sleipner-class Patrol Craft - 6 Skjold-class Patrol Craft* (first commissioned in 1999, IRL) - 14 Hauk Patrol Crafts - 2 Vidar-class Minsweeper - 9 Sauda-class Minesweeper - 9 Oksoy-class Minesweeper - - S300 “Ula” (Ula-class) - S301 “Utsira” - S302 “Utstein” - S303 “Utvær” - S304 “Uthaug” - S305 “Uredd” - S306 “Skolpen” (Type 205 SSK) - S307 “Stadt” - S308 “Stord” - S309 “Svenner” - S315 “Kaura” - S316 “Kinn” - S318 “Kobben” - S319 “Kunna” Coast Guards: - KV320 “Nordkapp” (Nordkapp-class FF) - KV321 “Senja” - KV322 “Andenes” - 8 Patrol Light Frigate - 17 Patrol Crafts * Commissioned after 1996 1) I made up the number of Naval Ranger. If one of our Norwegian friend (HQ??) can help me and provide more accurate numbers I will hold him eternal recognition. 2) Sleipner-class is similar to the US Asheville and the Sauda-class is similar to the US Adjudant.
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09-22-2009, 07:13 AM
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Royal Navy
Several ship locations are made up but every ship given for a location ahs been operating in that area. However, ship names and numbers should be good.
The Royal Navy is a bit tricky and went though several changes since 1989. Portsmouth Home Fleet - R07 “HMS Ark Royal” (Invincible-class CVH) - D90 “HMS Southampton” (Type 42-class DD) - F93 “HMS Beaver” (Type 22-class FFG) - F98 “HMS Coventry” - F78 “HMS Kent” (Type 23-class FFG) - F83 “HMS St Albans” - F229 “HMS Lancaster” - F56 “HMS Argonaut” (Leander-class FF) - F172 “HMS Ambuscade” (Type 21-class FF) - F173 “HMS Arrow” - 2 Falkland Island-class Patrol Craft - 3 Attacker-class Patrol Craft - 5 Archer-class Patrol Craft - 8 River-class Minesweeper - 8 Sandown-class Minesweeper - 10 Hunt-class Minesweeper - A171 “HMS Endurance” (Icebreaker) - L11 “HMS Intrepid” (Fearless-class LPD) - L14 “HMS Albion”** (Albion-class LPD, commissioned in 2001, IRL 2003) - L15 “HMS Bulwark”** (commissioned in 2002, IRL 2004) - L3027 “RFA Sir Geraint (Round Table-class LST) - L3029 “RFA Sir Lancelot” - L3505 “RFA Sir Tristram” - S22 “HMS Resolution” (Resolution-class SSBN) - S23 “HMS Repulse” - S26 “HMS Renown” - S27 “HMS Revenge” - S105 “HMS Spartan” (Swiftsure-class SSN) - S20 “HMS Opportune” (Oberon-class SSK) - S21 “HMS Onyx” - S40 “HMS Upholder” (Upholder-class SSK) - S43 “HMS Unicorn” Fishery Protection Squadron (Portsmouth): - 1 River-class Minesweeper - 1 Sandown-class Minesweeper - 2 River-class Patrol Craft (Commissioned in 1999; IRL 2003) - 4 Castle-class Patrol Craft. - 7 Island-class Patrol Craft - 7 Bird-class Large Patrol Craft - 7 Archer-class Patrol Craft Clyde Flotilla (Scotland) - 3 River-class Minesweeper - 1 Hunt-class Minesweeper - 1 Falkland Island-class Patrol Craft - 1 Attacker-class Patrol Craft - 2 Archer-class Patrol Craft - - S28 “HMS Vanguard” (Vanguard-class SSBN) - S29 “HMS Victorious” - S30 “HMS Vigilant” - S31 “HMS Vengeance” NATO Response Force (Portsmouth) - R06 “HMS Illustrious (Invincible-class” CVH) - D23 “HMS Bristol” (Bristol-class DDG) - D91 “HMS Nottingham (Type 42-class DD) - D95 “HMS Manchester” - D98 “HMS York” - F85 “HMS Cumberland” (Type 22-class FFG) - F86 “HMS Campbeltown” - F87 “HMS Chatam” - F88 “HMS Broadsword - F89 “HMS Battleaxe” - F99 “HMS Cornwall” - F79 “HMS Portland” (Type 23-class FFG) - F82 “HMS Somerset” - F230 “HMS Norfolk” - F231 “HMS Argyll” - F235 “HMS Monmouth” - F236 “HMS Montrose” - F238 “HMS Northumberland” - F42 “HMS Phoebe” (Leander-class FF) - F52 “HMS Juno” - F171 “HMS Active (Type 21-class FF) - F174 “HMS Alacrity” - F185 “HMS Avenger” - S104 “HMS Spectre” (Swiftsure-class SSN) - S108 “HMS Sovereign” - S87 “HMS Turbulent (Trafalgar-class SSN) - S91 “HMS Trenchant” - S92 “HMS Talent” - S107 “HMS Trafalgar” - S18 “HMS Otus” (Oberon-class SSK) - S42 “HMS Ursula (Upholder-class SSK) Standing Naval Force Mediterranean (Gibraltar) - R05 “HMS Invincible (Invincible-class” CVH) - D86 “HMS Birmingham” (Type 42-class DD) - D96 “HMS Gloucester” - D97 “HMS Edinburgh” - F90 “HMS Brilliant” (Type 22-class FFG) - F92 “HMS Boxer” - F96 “HMS Sheffield” - F28 “HMS Cleopatra” (Leander-class FF) - 1 Castle-class Patrol Craft - 4 Archer-class Patrol Craft - 2 Hunt-class Minesweeper - L3036 “RFA Sir Percivale” (Round Table-class LST) - S46 “HMS Churchill” (Churchill-class SSN) - S50 “HMS Courageous” - S106 “HMS Splendid” (Swiftsure-class SSN) - S-88 “HMS Tireless” (Trafalgar-class SSN) - S16 “HMS Oracle” (Oberon-class SSK) - S17 “HMS Ocelot” Standing Naval Force Middle-East (Bahrain) - D108 “HMS Cardiff” (Type 42-class DD) - D-92 “HMS Liverpool” - F91 “HMS Brazen” (Type 22-class FFG) - F95 “HMS London” - F99 “HMS Brave” - F80 “HMS Grafton” (Type 23-class FFG) - F233 “HMS Marlborough” - F58 “HMS Hermione” (Leander-class FF) - F75 “HMS Charybdis” - F169 “HMS Amazon” (Type 21-class FF) - L12 “HMS Ocean”* (Ocean-class LPH) - L10 “HMS Fearless” (Fearless-class LPD) - L3005 “RFA Sir Galahad” (Round Table-class LST) - S109 “HMS Superb” (Swiftsure-class SSN) - S93 “HMS Triumph” (Trafalgar-class SSN) - S19 “HMS Oppossum” (Oberon-class SSK) Standing Naval Force Far East (Hong Kong) - D88 “HMS Glasgow” (Type 42-class DD) - F237 “HMS Westminster” (Type 23-class FFG) - F239 “HMS Richmond” - F40 “HMS Syrius” (Leander-class FF) - 1 River-class Patrol Craft* (Commissioned in 1999; IRL 2003) - 5 Peacock-class Patrol Craft - 1 Wilton-class Minesweeper - 3 Sandown-class Minesweeper - S90 “HMS Torbay” (Trafalgar-class SSN) - S11 “HMS Orpheus” (Oberon-class SSK) - S41 “HMS Unseen” (Upholder-class SSK) Atlantic Patrol Task North (Carribean) - D87 “HMS Newcastle” (Type 42-class DD) - F234 “HMS Iron Duke” (Type 23-class FFG) - F71 “HMS Scylla” (Leander-class FF) - 2 Attacker-class Patrol Craft - L3004 “RFA Sir Bedivere” (Round Table-class LST) Atlantic Patrol Task South (Falklands) - D89 “HMS Exeter” (Type 42-class DD) - F81 “HMS Sutherland” (Type 23-class FFG) - F45 “HMS Minerva” (Leander-class FF) - F60 “HMS Jupiter” - 1 River-class Patrol Craft* (Commissioned in 1999; IRL 2003) - 1 Castle-class Patrol Craft 1) IRL there are only 16 Archer-class Patrol Crafts. 2) Peacock-class remained in service and an additional 5 were built for Ireland and the Philippines. 3) Attacker-class is similar to Archer-class. 4) IRL, only two Castle-classes were built, in T2K the six ships planned are commissioned. They are similar to the Island-class but faster 5) The Fishery Protection Squadron was greatly expended, protecting fishing and oil in the North Sea while sending patrol ship where needed. 6) Despite their age, several Leander-classes were maintained into action. IRL, in the Royal Navy, they had all been decommissioned by 1995. However, I chose to sell these that were effectively sold (F12, F16, F47, F57, F69, F70, F72, F104 and F127). If you play v1.0 or v2.2 they must be available. 7) If you play v1.0, you can add several more Oberon-class. The two Valiant-classes are unavailable because of engine problems discovered in the early 1990’s. The Swiftsure is scrapped for a similar reason. 8) Upholder-class is not decommissioned. However, 4 more are built for the Canadian Navy.
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09-23-2009, 02:17 AM
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Canadian Navy
Maritime Forces Atlantic:
- DDH282 “Athabaskan” (Iroquois-class) - DDH266 “Nipigon” (Annapolis-class) - DDH229 “Otttawa” (St. Laurent-class) - DDH230 “Margaree” - DDH233 “Fraser” - DDH234 “Assiniboine” - DDE236 “Gatineau” (Restigouche-class) - DDE259 “Terra Nova” - FFH330 “Halifax” (Halifax-class) - FFH332 “Ville de Québec” - FFH333 “Toronto” - FFH336 “Montreal” - FFH337 “Fredericton” - FFH339 “Charlottetown” - FFH340 “St. John’s” - 5 Yard Auxiliary Craft - 1 Bay-class Minesweeper - 2 Anticosti-class Minesweeper - 6 Kingston-class Minesweeper - - S72 “Ojibwa” (Oberon-class SSK) - S73 “Onondaga” - S74 “Okanagan” - SSK877 “Windsor” (Upholder-class) - SSK878 “Corner Brook” - SSK879 “Chicoutimi” Maritime Forces Pacific: - DDH281 “Huron” (Iroquois-class) - DDH283 “Algonquin” - DDH265 “Annapolis (Annapolis-class) - DDE261 “Mackenzie” (Mackenzie-class) - DDE262 “Saskatchewan” - DDE263 “Yukon” - DDE264 “Qu’Apelle” - FFH331 “Vancouver” (Halifax-class) - FFH334 “Regina” - FFH335 “Calgary” - FFH338 “Winnipeg” - FFH341 “Ottawa” - 6 Yard Auxiliary Craft - 6 Bay-class Minesweeper - 6 Kingston-class Minesweeper - - SSK876 “Victoria” (Upholder-class) Task Force “Middle-East”: - DDH280 “Iroquois” (Iroquois-class) - DDH207 Skeena (St. Laurent-class) - DDE257 “Restigouche” (Restigouche-class) - DDE258 “Kootenay” - 1) Bay-class Minesweeper is similar to US Adjudant-class Minesweeper. 2) Annapolis-class, Mackenzie-class, Restigouche-class and St.Laurent are similar to United Kingdom Leander-class but with different weapon layouts. 3) The Task Force “Middle-East is entirely made up from ship I couldn’t locate precisely. Last edited by Mohoender; 09-24-2009 at 02:25 PM.
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Out of curiosity, does anyone know if certain Canadian ships are crewed by French Canadian crew and others are crewed by English speaking crews?
Or are all ships crewed by a mix of French and English speakers? What I'm wondering is whether certain ships would have been likely to declare for the Quebec Government after it splits from the Canadian Federal Government?
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That what was true for Belgium, however. I think that the Belgian ships were essentially flemish speaking (after all, the sea coast is in flanders) but land units were devided among french speaking units and flemish units. That was done for reasons of convenience. I don't know if its true but the Union had a multilingual brigade at Bull Run. The commanding officers are supposed to have been faced with tremendous problems to relay orders (might be legendary but the idea is fun ). In addition, that will be a problem with units in T2K. Can anyone confirm or invalidate that one?
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Ships can be designated as English, French, or Bilingual. Note regardless of a designation - all of the officers would be bilingual (or at least having taken the required training to be bilingual). If a unit is designated English or French, I also believe a portion (20%) will still be of the other language. Its not a serious handicap as you might think. Even on board say a French vessel, emergency situations would be conducted in English for the safety of the English speakers. I have my doubts as to a ship defecting en masse. Some crew sure, but not the ship. It would be over simplifying the French IMO.
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09-24-2009, 02:02 PM
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Nice work Mohoender, but you missed some stuff on the Canadian navy post.
1) The Orca-Class patrol vessels were constructed between November 2004 and November 2008. Prior to that Canadian used the Yard Auxiliary, General (YAG) Vessels. Which are: CFAV Grizzly (YAG 306) CFAV Cougar (YAG 308) CFAV Otter (YAG 312) CFAV Caribou (YAG 314) CFAV Badger (YAG 319) CFAV Lynx (YAG 320) CFAV Pelican (YAG 4) CFAV Gemini (YAG 650) CFAV Pegasus (YAG 651) CFAV Albatross (YAG 660) CFAV Blackduck (YAG 661) 2) Canada Navy purchased the four Upholders as replacements for their old Oberons in 1998, because the British had put them in storage. I doubt this would be case in Twilight 2000. 3) Kingston-Class Coastal Defence Vessel were built and launched from the mid-to late-1990s, which means using the V1 or V2 timeline, the last three boats, could not be built due to insufficient resources in the aftermath of the nuclear attack. Here is a list the way I see it. Built 1995 between 1997 HMCS Kingston (MM 700) HMCS Glace Bay (MM 701) HMCS Nanaimo (MM 702) HMCS Edmonton (MM 703) HMCS Shawinigan (MM 704) Rushed into Service 1997 between 1998 HMCS Whitehorse (MM 705) HMCS Yellowknife (MM 706) HMCS Goose Bay (MM 707) HMCS Moncton (MM 708) Planned but not constructed HMCS Saskatoon (MM 709) HMCS Brandon (MM 710) HMCS Summerside (MM 711) 4) The entire Iroquois class underwent major retrofits as a part of the Tribal Class Update and Modernization Project (TRUMP) in the early 1990s. These refits had the effect of re-purposing the ships for area air defence; following TRUMP the Iroquois-Class were referred to as air defence destroyers. 5) By the mid-1990s the St. Laurent, and Mackenzie ships were schedule to be decommissioned and scraped; most require an extensive refit for active service, with the only ship that would not; being the HMCS Fraser; St. Laurent-Class Destroyer Helicopter Escort; because it was used as a testbed in the 1980s for technologies used on the Halifax-Class frigate. 6) In the early 1980s a emergency re-armament plan was devised; in case of a conventional war with the Soviet Union and/or the Warsaw Pact; to convert the Restigouche class destroyers into guided-missile destroyers (DDG). This plan was used during the 1st Gulf War, when the HMCS Terra Nova became the first ever guided-missile destroyer ever to serve in the Canadian Navy. 7) The six remaining Bay-Class minesweepers were re-classed as patrol escorts in 1972 and provided ship handling experience for junior officers with Maritime Forces Pacific. HMCS Thunder (MCB 153) HMCS Fundy (MCB 159) HMCS Chignecto (MCB 160) HMCS Cowichan (MCB 162) HMCS Chaleur (MCB 164) HMCS Miramichi (MCB 163) 8) The HMCS Fortune; a Bay-Class minesweeper; was decommissioned in 1969 and sold into mercantile service. She was refitted as the charter yacht MV Edgewater Fortune and would mostly like be conscripted into services in 1998 or 1999. 9) The Anticosti-Class minesweepers are: HMCS Anticosti (MSA 110) and HMCS Moresby (MSA 112) 10) Missing Ships, here is a list of the Ships that are missing from the list. HMCS Cormorant (ASL 20); Cormorant-Class Diving Support Vessel HMCS Endeavour (AGOR 171); Endeavour-Class Oceanographic Research Ship CFAV Sikanni (YPT 611); Sechelt-Class Torpedo and Sound Ranging Vessels CFAV Stikine (YTP 613); Sechelt-Class Torpedo and Sound Ranging Vessels CFAV Sooke (YDT 612); Sooke-Class Yard Diving Tender CFAV Sechelt (YDT 610); Sooke-Class Yard Diving Tender HMCS Protecteur (AOR 509); Protecteur-Class Auxiliary Oiler Replenishment HMCS Preserver (AOR 510); Protecteur-Class Auxiliary Oiler Replenishment HMCS Provider (AOR 508); Provider-Class Auxiliary Oiler Replenishment CFAV Firebird (YTR 561); Fire-Class fireboat CFAV Firebrand (YTR 562); Fire-Class fireboat CFAV Glendyne (YTB 640); Glen-Class tugs CFAV Glendale (YTB 641); Glen-Class tugs CFAV Glenevis (YTB 642); Glen-Class tugs CFAV Glenbrook (YTB 643); Glen-Class tugs CFAV Glenside (YTB 644); Glen-Class tugs CFAV Tillicum (YTM 555); Harbor Tug CFAV Lawrenceville (YTL 590); Ville-Class tugs CFAV Parksville (YTL 591); Ville-Class tugs CFAV Listerville (YTL 592); Ville-Class tugs CFAV Merrickville (YTL 593); Ville-Class tugs CFAV Marysville (YTL 594); Ville-Class tugs HMCS Oriole (KC 480); Sail Training Vessel CFAV Raccoon (YTD 10); Yard Diving Tender Unnamed (YDT 11); Yard Diving Tender CFAV Granby (YDT 12); Yard Diving Tender
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Thanks for you contribution anyway, I'll change a few things right now.
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09-28-2009, 01:48 PM
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She was decommissioned in 1989, but I always rule in my own T2K games the the CGC Northwind was saved from the scrapyard and placed on display in Wilmington NC next to the USS North Carolina museum ship. As a result, both of these vessels are refitted and are available for duty when the war breaks out.
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09-28-2009, 03:19 PM
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