Fleet
Ships of the Vietnamese Navy are typically preceded with HQ (an abbreviation of the Vietnamese words: Hải Quân, meaning Navy).
Frigates (7 in Service) | |||||||
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Photo | Class | Origin | Type | Quantity | In service | Ships | |
Gepard 3.9 class | Russia Yantar/Zelenodolsk Design Bureau |
Frigate | 2 | 2 in active duty (2 more under construction) | HQ-011 Dinh Tien Hoang HQ-012 Ly Thai To |
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Petya class | Soviet Union Yantar |
Frigate | 5 | active duty | HQ-09 HQ-11 HQ-13 HQ-15 HQ-17 |
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Submarine | |||||||
Photo | Class | Origin | Type | Quantity | In service | Ships | |
Improved Kilo class | Russia Admiralty Shipyard |
Submarine | 6 on order .scheduled for delivery in 2012 | (estimated) HQ-182 Ha Noi HQ-183 Ho Chi Minh city HQ-184 Hai Phong HQ-185 Da Nang HQ-186 Khanh Hoa HQ-187 Ba Ria-Vung Tau |
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Corvettes and Missile boats (40 in Service) | |||||||
Photo | Class | Origin | Type | Quantity | In service | Ships | |
Molniya class | Russia Almaz Shipbuilding Company Vietnam Ba Son Company |
Corvette | 2 | active duty 10 built under license in Vietnam. 4 are under construction |
HQ-375, HQ-376 | ||
Tarantul-I class | Russia Almaz Shipbuilding Company |
Corvette | 6 | active duty | HQ-371, HQ-372, HQ-373, HQ-374,HQ-377, HQ-378 | ||
BPS-500 | Russia Almaz Shipbuilding Company Vietnam Ba Son Company |
Corvette | 1 | active duty | HQ-381 | ||
Sigma class corvette | Netherlands Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding |
Corvette | 4 order. | Contract still under discussion | |||
Svetlyak class | Russia Almaz Shipbuilding Company |
Patrol | 6 | active duty | HQ-261,HQ-263, HQ-264,HQ-265, HQ-266, HQ-267 | ||
TT-400TP class | Vietnam Hong ha company |
Patrol | 2 | active duty | HQ-272, HQ-273 | ||
Osa class | Soviet Union | Patrol | 8 | active duty | coast guard vessel | ||
Turya class | Soviet Union | Patrol | 10 | active duty | coast guard vessel | ||
Shershen class | Soviet Union | Patrol | 4 | active duty | coast guard vessel | ||
Transport/Logistics support ship | |||||||
Photo | Class | Origin | Type | Quantity | In service | Ships | |
Giao su Vien si Tran Dai Nghia | Netherlands Damen Group Vietnam Song Thu company |
Ocean surveillance | 1 | active duty | |||
K-122 class | Vietnam 189 Shipbuilding company |
Transport/ Logistics support ship |
1 | active duty | HQ-571 | ||
Trường Sa class | Vietnam 189 Shipbuilding company |
Transport/ Logistics support ship |
10 | active duty | Trường Sa 08, Trường Sa 19, Trường Sa 20, Trường Sa 22 | ||
Amphibious warfare (10 in Service) | |||||||
Photo | Class | Origin | Type | Quantity | In service | Notes | |
Polnochny class | Soviet Union/ Poland | Amphibious warfare | 5 | active duty | |||
Aircraft (9 in Service) | |||||||
Photo | Aircraft | Origin | Type | Quantity | In service | Notes | |
DHC-6 Twin Otter | Canada Viking Air |
Patrol | 6 | scheduled for delivery in 2012 - 2014 | |||
Kamov Ka-27 | Soviet Union Kamov |
ASW Helicopter | 7 | active duty | to serve in frigates and patrol around Spratly islands | ||
Eurocopter EC225 Super Puma | France Eurocopter Group |
Patrol | 2 | active duty | |||
Magic Eye 01 | Vietnam Vietnam Aerospace Associassion Sweden Unmanned System Group |
UAV | under development | ||||
Anti-ship missile/Coastal Defense Missile | |||||||
Photo | Missile | Origin | Type | Quantity | In service | Notes | |
P-800 Oniks (SS-N-26 Yakhont) |
Russia NPO Mashinostroyeniya |
Coastal defense | 10 launcher/ 40 missiles |
2 K-300P Bastion-P systems in active | to negotiate that Vietnam will self-produced | ||
P-5 Pyatyorka (SS-N-3 Shaddock) |
Soviet Union Chelomey design bureau |
Coastal defense | active duty | Vietnam has ready self-produced | |||
P-15 Termit (SS-N-2 Styx) |
Soviet Union MKB Raduga |
Anti-ship missile/ Coastal defense |
active duty/equipped in Tarantul class ships | Vietnam has ready self-produced | |||
Kh-35 Uran-E (SS-N-25 Switchblade) |
Russia Zvezda |
Anti-ship missile | 33 missiles | active duty/equipped in Molniya and Gepard class ships | Vietnam has ready self-produced | ||
3M-54 Klub (SS-N-27 Sizzler) |
Russia Novator Design Bureau |
Anti-ship missile | equipped in Kilo submarines |
Inshore Patrol:
- Vietnam 10 (+25) HQ-56 class (Stolkraft; 22.5 meter) PB with 1x20mm
- Vietnam 5 HQ-37 class (built by Vinashin)
- Soviet Union 15 Zhuk class patrol boats (Project 1400M)
Mine Warfare:
- Soviet Union 2 Yurka class fleet minesweepers (Project 266) class MSF
- Soviet Union 4 Sonya base minesweepers (Project 1265E) class MSC
- Soviet Union 2 Yevgenya (Project 1258) class MSI
- Soviet Union 2 SO-1 class MSI
Amphibious Landing Ships:
- United States 5 amphibious LST-1/542 class LST
- United States several LCU-1466 class
- Soviet Union 10-15 T-4 (Project 1785) class LCM
Auxiliaries:
- Soviet Union 1 Sorum class logistics tug (Project 745) ATA
- Soviet Union 1 Voda (MTV-6/Project 561) AWT
- Soviet Union 5 Nyrat-2 (Project 376U) diving tenders (YDT)
- Vietnam 5 floating drydocks (YFDL)
- Soviet Union 5 PO-2 (Project 376) YFL
- United States 5 ex-US 55-meter harbor tankers (YO) - lilely ex-USN YOG-5 Class Gasoline Oiler
- United States 5 Chaolocco tugs (YTM)
- 10 (estimated) harbour tubs (YTL)
Small Arms
- Soviet Union AK-74 Standard Issue Assault rifle.
- Soviet Union AKM-47 Standard Issue Assault Rifle being supplemented by AK-74.
- Soviet Union PKM machinegun
- Soviet Union Makarov PM Standard issue pistol for all Vietnamese Military services.
- Israel IMI Tavor TAR-21 Marines and Special Forces Only.
- Israel Uzi Submachinegun Marines and Special Forces Only.
- Israel IMI Negev Light Machine Gun Marines and Special Forces Only.
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