Military of Equatorial Guinea - Navy

Navy

The government spent USD 100 million for two Saar 4 -class corvettes built by Israel Shipyards, a private shipyard in Haifa.

  • Sa'ar 4.5 class missile boats - two have been ordered
  • 2 Shaldag class fast patrol boat
  • 1 Daphne patrol boat - 170 tons full load - commissioned 1963
  • 2 Zhuk patrol boats
  • 2 Kalkan patrol craft - 8.5 tons full load
  • 1 Esturaio de Muni class OPV
  • 1 P-183\P-6 class FAC -status unknown.

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