List of equipment in Royal Thai Navy
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This article is a list of Royal Thai Navy equipment.
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[edit] Surface fleet
[edit] Aircraft carriers and surface combatants
| Class | Type | Name | Hull Number | Commissioned | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chakri Naruebet | Aircraft carrier | HTMS Chakri Naruebet | CV 911 | 1997 | Based on the Principe de Asturias class, used mostly as humanitarian helicopter carrier since Harriers were retired. | |
| Knox | Frigate | HTMS Phutthayotfa Chulalok | FFG 461 | 1994 | Ex-USS Truett (1974–1994). Leased in 1994. Purchased in 1999. | |
| HTMS Phutthaloetla Naphalai | FFG 462 | 1997 | Ex-USS Ouellet (1970–1993). | |||
| Jianghu (Type 053T) | Frigate | HTMS Chao Praya | FFG 455 | |||
| HTMS Bangpakong | FFG 456 | |||||
| Jianghu (Type 053HT) | Frigate | HTMS Kraburi | FFG 457 | Lengthened Type 053 with a helicopter deck. | ||
| HTMS Saiburi | FFG 458 | Lengthened Type 053 with a helicopter deck. | ||||
| Jianghu (Type F25T) | Frigate | HTMS Naresuan | FFG 421 | 1995 | Enlarged, and product improved Type 053 frigate built to Thai specifications. Equipped with helicopter deck and hangar | |
| HTMS Taksin | FFG 422 | |||||
| Bayandor | Patrol frigate | HTMS Tapi | FF 431 | 1971[1] | Small (900 tonne) frigate. Sometimes classified as a large corvette. Ex-PF-107. | |
| HTMS Khirirat | FF 432 | 1974[1] | Ex-PF-108 | |||
| Makut Rajakumarn | Frigate | HTMS Makut Rajakumarn | FF 433 | 1973 | Currently serves as a training ship. | |
| Ratanakosin | Corvette | HTMS Rattanakosin | FS 441 | 1986 | PFMM type corvette | |
| HTMS Sukhothai | FS 442 | 1987 | ||||
| Kamronsin | Corvette | HTMS Khamronsin | FS 531 | Anti-submarine warfare patrol craft. | ||
| HTMS Tayanchon | FS 532 | |||||
| HTMS Long Lom | FS 532 |
[edit] Patrol ships and attack craft
| Class | Type | Name | Hull Number | Commissioned | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pattani | Offshore patrol vessel | HTMS Pattani | OPV 511 | Built in China to Thai design and specification. | ||
| HTMS Narathiwat | OPV 512 | |||||
| Hua Hin | Patrol Boat | HTMS Hua Hin | PC 541 | |||
| HTMS Klang | PC 542 | |||||
| HTMS Sriracha | PC 543 | |||||
| Sattahip | Patrol Boat | HTMS Sattahip | PC 521 | |||
| HTMS Klongyai | PC 522 | |||||
| HTMS Takbai | PC 523 | |||||
| HTMS Kangtang | PC 524 | |||||
| HTMS Thepa | PC 525 | |||||
| HTMS Theai Mueang | PC 526 | |||||
| Tor 991 | Patrol Boat | Tor 991 | T.991 | An enlarged, modernized version of the Tor 91 class. Extra '9' added in honour of King Rama IX who offered input on the project. Vessels launched in 2007.[2][3] | ||
| Tor 992 | T.992 | |||||
| Tor 993 | T.993 |
[edit] Fast Attack Craft
| Type | Class Name | Ship | Origin | Armament | Detail |
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| FAC(Missile) | Rajcharit |
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| FAC(Missile) | Prabbrorapak |
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Similar to Singapore Navy's Seawolf-class missile gunboats (a design based on the West Germany's Lürssen TNC45 FAC[4]). |
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| FAC(Gun) | Chonburi |
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same as Rajcharit class except 76/62 gun in the y position replacing of SSM |
[edit] Fleet auxiliaries
| This section requires expansion. |
[edit] Weaponry
| Type | Country of Origin | Role | Quantity | Program |
| Onboard Weapons | ||||
| Sting Ray torpedo | ASW | >96 | ? | |
| Blowpipe (missile) | SAM | 200 | Retired | |
| Sea Cat | Surface to Air Missile | 8 | Retired | |
| Selenia Aspide | BVRAAM | 99 | ? | |
| RIM-162 ESSM | Surface to Air Missile | Ordered | Modernization of frigate | |
| Exocet | Surface to Air Missile | 84 | ? | |
| C-801/CSS-N-4/Sardine | Anti-Ship Missile | 78 | ? | |
| C-802/CSS-N-8 | Anti-Ship Missile | 60 | For modernized Chao Phraya | |
| AGM-84 Harpoon | Anti-Ship Missile | 67 | ? | |
| Mistral | SAM - MANPADS | 60 | For SADRAL launchers on Chakri Naruebet aircraft carrier |
[edit] Aircraft
[edit] Fixed-wing aircraft
| Builder | Model | Origin | Type | Number | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dornier GmbH | Do 228 | Maritime reconnaissance | 7 | Also use in Royal Rain Project. | |
| Fokker | F.27-200/400 | Transport, Maritime Attacker | 6 | Equipped with Harpoon. | |
| Lockheed Corporation | P-3T/UP-3T | ASW | 3 | Version for Royal Thai Navy. | |
| Canadair | CL-215 | SAR, Firefighting | 1 | ||
| GAF | N.24A Normad | Transport | 5 | A further airframe is in use for spares recovery. | |
| Ling-Temco-Vought | A-7E Corsair II | Attacker | 18 | All airframe stored. | |
| Cessna | T-337 | Trainer, Attacker,reconnaissance | 14 | At least 2 of this total in store. | |
| Embraer | ERJ-135LR | VIP, MADEVAC | 2 | A second example is on order. |
[edit] Rotary-wing aircraft
| Builder | Model | Origin | Type | Number | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bell Helicopter | Bell 212 | Transport | 8 | ||
| Bell Helicopter | Bell 214ST | VIP | 7 | ||
| Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation | SH-60B Seahawk | ASW | 6 | HTMS Chakri Naruebet Flying Unit. | |
| Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation | S-76B | SAR | 6 | ||
| Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation | MH-60S Knighthawk | Transport, SAR | 2 | On order. 4 | |
| AgustaWestland | Super Lynx 300 | Anti Ship | 2 | 4 On order, Station in RTN OPV |
[edit] Miscellaneous
- The Royal Thai Navy Marine Corps uses the Subskimmer [1].
- Gabriel missile - anti-ship
[edit] References
- ^ a b "Bayandor Class". GlobalSecurity.org. http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/iran/bayandor.htm.
- ^ "Coastal patrol boats launched by royals". The Nation (Thailand). 7 September 2007. http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2007/09/07/headlines/headlines_30048089.php.
- ^ "Her Majesty Presides over Launching Ceremony of Navy’s Patrol Boats". Thai-ASEAN News Network (TAN). 7 September 2007. http://www.tannetwork.tv/tan/ViewData.aspx?DataID=1002126.
- ^ "Naval vessels as built by Lurssen GmbH". Lurssen.com. http://www.luerssen.de/en/frameset.naval.html. Retrieved 2011-05-03.