Current Fleet
The current fleet of the Royal Brunei Navy is as follows:
| Class or name | Builder | Type | Quantity | Year Entered Service | Details | Ships |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Darussalam Class | Lurssen Werft | Offshore Patrol Vessel | 3 | 2011 | 80 meter Offshore patrol vessel ordered from Lurssen Werft Bofors 57mm, 'A' position Thales Sting EO MK2 fire-control radar Terma Scanter 4100 air/surface search radar Zeiss MEOS II electro-optics 2 x Furano navigation radars 4 x Exocet MM40 |
06 Darussalam 07 Darulehsan 08 Darulaman |
| Itjihad Class | Lurssen Werft | Corvette | 4 | 2010 | 41 meter patrol vessel ordered from Lurssen Werft, Rheinmetall MLG 27, 'A' position | 17 Itjihad 18 Berkat 19 Syafaat 20 Afiat |
| Waspada Class | by Vosper Thornycroft | guided missile Patrol Craft | 3 | 1978–1979 | 206 tons full load - 2 MM38 Exocet, 30mm BMARC-Oerlikon GCM-B01 AA and 2 7.62mm machine guns; modernized 1990s; To be paid off once the Darussalam Class comes into service, Waspada and the Pejuang are to be donated to Indonesia as training vessels and renamed as KRI Salawaku 642 and KRI Badau 643. | P02 Waspada P03 Pejuang P04 Seteria |
| Perwira Class | Vosper Thornycraft | inshore Patrol Boats | 3 | 1974-75 | Singapore-built variant of Malaysian PX Class police boats; wooden hull; 1 ship decommissioned 1996; armed with 20mm BMARC-Oerlikon B01 AA and 2 7.62mm machine guns; To be replaced by Itjihad Class | KDB Perwira KDB Penyerang KDB Pemburu |
| Serasa Class | Transfield Shipbuilding of Western Australia | Amphibious Warfare Craft (LCM) | 2 | August 1996 | armed with 2 x 20mm 90 caliber Oerlikon GAM B01 AA and 2 x 7.62mm machine guns | L33 Serasa L34 Teraban |
| 2 × Teraban Class | Cheverton, Cowes | Landing Craft Utility (Loadmaster class LCM) | 2 | 1976-77 | unarmed and carries 30 tons of cargo | L31 Damuam L32 Puni |
| ? | ? | small armed riverine patrol boat | 17 | armed with 7.62 mm machine gun; Used by the Special Combat Squadron; 4 retired | ? | |
| YFL | Cheverton, Cowes | Support Launch | 1 | 1982 | used as tug and dive tender | Burong Nuri |
| Bendeharu Class | PT Pal, Surabaya | patrol boat | 3 | delivered 1991 | 12.7mm machine guns; used by marine police | P01 Benderharu P22 Maharajalela P23 Kemaindera |
| 14.5 metre class patrol boats | Singapore SB and Engineering | patrol boat | 7 | 1987 | armed with 7.62mm machine gun and similar to Singapore Marine Police PT1 Class boats; used by marine police | PDB11 PDB12 PDB13 PDB14 PDB15 PDB63 PDB68 |
| PDB 0-1 Class | Singapore SB & Engineering | patrol boat | 11 | 1987 | used by marine police | PDB01 PDB02 PDB03 PDB04 PDB05 PDB06 PDB07 PDB08 PDB09 PDB10 PDB11 |
| FDB 512 class | Rotork Marine | patrol boats | 2 | ? | armed with 7.62mm machine gun | 07 Behagia 10 Selmat |
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