Fast Attack Missile Vessels
Missile boats:
- 4 × Roussen (Super-Vita) Class FACM, plus 1 under construction
- PCFG Roussen (P 67) ΤΠΚ Ρουσσέν
- PCFG Daniolos (P 68) ΤΠΚ Δανιόλος
- PCFG Krystallidis (P 69) ΤΠΚ Κρυσταλλίδης
- PCFG Grigoropoulos (P 70) ΤΠΚ Γρηγορόπουλος (commissioned October 2010)
- PCFG Ritsos (P 71) ΤΠΚ Ριτσος (under construction)
- 4 × La Combattante III
- PCFG Laskos (P 20) ΤΠΚ Λάσκος
- PCFG Blessas (P 21) ΤΠΚ Μπλέσσας
- PCFG Mykonios (P 22) ΤΠΚ Μυκόνιος
- PCFG Troupakis (P 23) ΤΠΚ Τρουπάκης
- 5 × La Combattante IIIb
- PCFG Kavaloudis (P 24) ΤΠΚ Καβαλούδης
- PCFG Degiannis (P 26) ΤΠΚ Ντεγιάννης
- PCFG Xenos (P 27) ΤΠΚ Ξένος
- PCFG Simitzopoulos (P 28) ΤΠΚ Σιμιτζόπουλος
- PCFG Starakis (P 29) ΤΠΚ Σταράκης
- 6 × La Combattante IIA. Ex German Navy Class 148.
- PCFG Botsis (P 72) ΤΠΚ Βότσης.
- PCFG Pezopoulos (P 73) ΤΠΚ Πεζόπουλος.
- PCFG Maridakis (P 75) ΤΠΚ Μαριδάκης. Ex FGS Haher, P 6151
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