List of naval ships of Egypt

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The list of naval ships of Egypt includes all naval ships designed, built, or operated in or by Egypt.

See also List of ships of the line of Egypt.

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[edit] Ship classes

[edit] 6 October class missile boat

  • In service: 4 ships
  • Displacement: 82 tons
  • Crew: 20
  • Armament: Two Otomat SSM, two twin 30 mm AA guns
  • Note: Built in Egypt, outfitted in the United Kingdom

[edit] Ambassador III class missile boat

  • In service: 4 planned
  • Armament: Eight Harpoon SSM, one 76 mm OTO DP gun, 21 RAM air defense missiles, one 20 mm Phalanx CIWS
  • Note: To be built in the United States

[edit] Black Swan class training frigate

  • In service: 1 ship: Tariq
  • Displacement: 2000 tons
  • Armament: 3 × 4 in (102 mm) guns, two twin 37 mm AA guns, four 12.7 mm machineguns, four depth-charge mortars, two depth-charge racks

[edit] Dat Assawari class minehunter

  • In service: 3 ships: Dat Assawari, Navarin, Burullus
  • Displacement: 203 tons
  • Crew: 25
  • Equipment: TSM 2022 minehunting sonar
  • Armament: Two 12.7 mm machineguns
  • Note: Built in the United States

[edit] Descubierta class light frigate

  • In service: 2 ships: El Suez, El Aboukir
  • Displacement: 1575 tons
  • Crew: 146
  • Equipment: DA-05 two-dimensional air search radar, DE-1167LF hull sonar, VDS, WM-25 fire control, Elettronica Beta intercept
  • Armament: Eight Harpoon SSM, eight Sea Sparrow SAM, one 76 mm OTO DP gun, two 40 mm AA guns, one 375 mm antisubmarine rocket launcher, two triple 12.75 inch torpedo tubes.

[edit] El Horria training yacht

  • Displacement: 3,762 tons
  • Crew: 160

[edit] El Kousser training yacht

  • Displacement: 1000 tons

[edit] Hainan class anti-submarine patrol boat

  • In service: 4 ships: Al Hadi, Al Gatar, Al Saddam, Al Salam plus 4 reserve ships
  • Displacement: 392 tons
  • Crew: 70
  • Equipment: Tamir II HF hull sonar
  • Armament: Two twin 57 mm AA guns, two twin 23 mm AA guns, two triple 12.75 inch torpedo tubes, four RBU-1200 anti-submarine rocket launchers, two depth-charge mortars, two depth-charge racks, mines

[edit] Houko class inshore missile boat

  • In service: 6 ships
  • Displacement: 79 tons
  • Crew: 16
  • Armament: Two HY-2 SSM, one twin 25 mm AA gun

[edit] Intisar training ship

  • Displacement: 500tons

[edit] Jianghu class light patrol frigate

  • In service: 2 ships: Najim al Zafir and Al Nasser
  • Displacement: 1900 tons
  • Crew: 195
  • Equipment: Eye Shield air and surface search radar, MF hull radar, Square Tie missile fire control, Elettronica Beta intercept
  • Armament: Four HY-2 SSM, two dual 57 mm AA guns, six dual 37 mm AA guns, four RBU-1200 anti-submarine rocket launchers, four depth-charge mortars, two depth-charge racks, mines
  • Note: May be modified with additional helicopter platform

[edit] Knox class frigate

  • In service: 2 ships: F961 Damyatand F966 Rasheed
  • Displacement: 4250 tons
  • Crew: 250
  • Aviation: Helicopter deck plus hangar, normally housing one light helicopter
  • Equipment: SPS-40B two-dimensional air search radar, SQS-26CX bow sonar, SQR-18 towed sonar array, SPG-53 gun fire control, SLQ-32(V)5 active/passive intercept, SLQ-25 Nixie
  • Armament: 16 ASROC or 12 ASROC and 4 Harpoon SSM, 5 inch 54 caliber DP gun, 20 mm Phalanx CIWS AA gun, four 12.75 inch torpedo tubes
  • Note: 1 additional ship is in Egyptian possession as a hulk

[edit] Okhtenskiy class ocean tug

  • In service: 6 ships: Al Meks, Al Agami, Antar, Al Dikhila, Al Iskandarani, Kalir
  • Displacement: 950 tons
  • Crew: 40

[edit] Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate

  • In service: 4 ships: F911 Mubarak, F916 Taba, F901 Sharm El-Sheikh, F906 Toushka
  • Displacement: 3700 tons
  • Crew: 230
  • Aviation: Helicopter deck plus two hangars, normally housing two SH-2G Seasprite helicopters
  • Equipment: AN/SPS-49(V)4 two-dimensional air search radar, SQS-56 keel sonar, SQR-18A towed sonar array, Mk.13 fire control, Mk.92 missile fire control, SPG-60 STIR missile fire control, SLQ-32(V)2 passive intercept
  • Armament: Mk.13 missile launcher with 40 missiles (mix of SM-1MR Standard SAM and Harpoon SSM), 76 mm OTO DP gun, 20 mm Phalanx CIWS AA gun, two triple 12.75 inch torpedo tubes

[edit] Osa I class missile boat

  • In service: 4 ships
  • Displacement: 209 tons
  • Crew: 30
  • Equipment: Square Tie surface search radar, Drum Tilt gun fire control
  • Armament: Four SS-N-2A Styx SSM, two twin 30 mm AA guns, two 12.7 mm machineguns

[edit] Polnocny A class landing craft

  • In service: 3 ships
  • Displacement: 770 tons
  • Crew: 40
  • Capacity: 180 tons cargo
  • Armament: One twin 30 mm AA gun, two 18 tube 140 mm rocket launchers
  • Note: Polish built

[edit] Ramadan class missile boat

  • In service: 6 ships: Ramadan, Khyber, El Kadesseye, El Yarmouk, Badr, Hettein
  • Displacement: 312 tons
  • Crew: 31
  • Equipment: S820 air and surface search radar, two ST802 fire controls, Cutlass intercept, Cygnus jammer, two Protean chaff
  • Armament: Four Otomat SSM, one 76 mm OTO DP gun, one twin 40 mm AA gun

[edit] Romeo class coastal submarine

  • In service: 4 ships
  • Displacement: 1712 tons
  • Crew: 52
  • Equipment: CSU-3-4 active/passive suite sonar, Librascope system fire control
  • Armament: 8 × 21 in (533 mm) torpedo tubes with 14 NT-37F torpedoes or Harpoon SSM
  • Note: Chinese built version with American system upgrades. Capable of carrying 28 mines in place of torpedo and missile armaments.

[edit] Safaga class route survey boat

  • In service: 2 ships: Safaga, Abu El Ghoson
  • Displacement: 165 tons
  • Crew: 16
  • Armament: One 12.7 mm machinegun

[edit] Shanghai II class small patrol boat

  • In service: 4 ships
  • Displacement: 135 tons
  • Crew: 36
  • Armament: Two twin 37 mm AA guns, two twin 23 mm AA guns

[edit] Shershen class small patrol boat

  • In service: 6 ships
  • Displacement: 170 tons
  • Crew: 22
  • Armament: Two twin 30 mm AA guns
  • Note: Original armament included rocket launchers and torpedo tubes, now removed

[edit] T-43 type patrol minesweeper

  • In service: 5 ships: Gharbiya, Daqahliya, Bahariya, Sinai, Assuit
  • Displacement: 569 tons
  • Crew: 65
  • Equipment: Tamir II mine location sonar
  • Armament: Two twin 37 mm AA guns, four twin 12.7 mm machineguns, two depth-charge mortars, mines

[edit] Toplivo II class coastal tanker

  • In service: 8 ships: Ayeda 4, Maryut, Al Furat, Al Nil, Akdu, Maryut Atbarah, Ayeda 3, Al Mazilla

[edit] Vydra class landing craft

  • In service: 9 ships
  • Displacement: 600 tons
  • Crew: 20
  • Capacity: 200 troops, 200 tons cargo
  • Armament: Two twin 40 mm AA guns or two twin 37 mm AA guns
  • Note: Some without armament

[edit] Yurka class patrol minesweeper

  • In service: 3 ships: Aswan, Giza, Sohag
  • Displacement: 460 tons
  • Crew: 50
  • Equipment: Mine location sonar
  • Armament: Two twin 30 mm AA guns, ten mines

[edit] Z class training frigate

  • In service: 1 ship: El Fateh
  • Displacement: 2575 tons
  • Crew: 186
  • Equipment: SNW-1 air and surface search radar
  • Armament: four 114 mm / 45 caliber DP guns, one dual 40 mm AA gun, four 40 mm AA guns, 4 × 21 in (533 mm) torpedo tubes
  • Note: Former Royal Navy Z-class destroyer of World War II vintage.

[edit] Individual ships

[edit] A

  • Abu El Ghoson: Safaga route survet boat, commissioned in 1994
  • Akdu (214): Toplivo II class coastal tanker
  • Al Agami (105): Okhtenskiy class ocean tug, commissioned in the 1960s.
  • Al Dikhila (109): Okhtenskiy class ocean tug, commissioned in the 1960s.
  • Al Furat (212): Toplivo II class coastal tanker
  • Al Gatar (442): Hainan class ASW patrol boat, commissioned in 1984.
  • Al Hadi (433): Hainan class ASW patrol boat, commissioned in 1983.
  • Al Iskandarani (111): Okhtenskiy class ocean tug, commissioned in the 1960s.
  • Al Mazilla (217): Toplivo II class coastal tanker
  • Al Meks (103): Okhtenskiy class ocean tug, commissioned in the 1960s.
  • Al Nasser (F956): Jianghu class frigate, commissioned in 1985.
  • Al Nil (213): Toplivo II class coastal tanker
  • Al Saddam (455): Hainan class ASW patrol boat, commissioned in 1984.
  • Al Salam (448): Hainan class ASW patrol boat, commissioned in 1984.
  • Antar (107): Okhtenskiy class ocean tug, commissioned in the 1960s.
  • Assuit (516): T-43 type patrol minesweeper
  • Aswan (530): Yurka class patrol minesweeper, commissioned in 1969.
  • Ayeda 3 (216): Toplivo II class coastal tanker
  • Ayeda 4 (210): Toplivo II class coastal tanker

[edit] B

  • Badr (678): Ramadan class missile boat, commissioned in 1982.
  • Bahariya (510): T-43 type patrol minesweeper
  • Burullus: Dat Assawari class minehunter, commissioned in 1996.

[edit] D

[edit] E

  • El Aboukir (F946): Descubierta class frigate, former Spanish Navy Serviola.
  • El Fateh (F921): Z class training frigate, former Royal Navy HMS Zenith.
  • El Horriya: Training yacht commissioned in 1865
  • El Kadesseya (674): Ramadan class missile boat, commissioned in 1982.
  • El Kousser: Training ship
  • El Suez (F941): Descubierta class frigate, former Spanish Navy Centinela.
  • El Yarmouk (676): Ramadan class missile boat, commissioned in 1982.

[edit] G

  • Gharbiya (501): T-43 type patrol minesweeper
  • Giza (533): Yurka class patrol minesweeper, commissioned in 1969.

[edit] H

  • Hettein (680): Ramadan class missile boat, commissioned in 1982.

[edit] I

  • Intisar: Training ship

[edit] K

  • Kalir (113): Okhtenskiy class ocean tug, commissioned in the 1960s.
  • Khyber (672): Ramadan class missile boat, commissioned in 1981.

[edit] M

[edit] N

[edit] R

[edit] S

[edit] T

[edit] Pennant numbers

  • 103: Al Meks
  • 105: Al Agami
  • 107: Antar
  • 109: Al Dikhila
  • 111: Al Iskandarani
  • 113: Kalir
  • 210: Ayeda 4
  • 211: Maryut
  • 212: Al Furat
  • 213: Al Nil
  • 214: Akdu
  • 215: Maryut Atbarah
  • 216: Ayeda 3
  • 217: Maryut
  • 301: Unnamed Polnocny A class utility landing craft
  • 303: Unnamed Polnocny A class utility landing craft
  • 305: Unnamed Polnocny A class utility landing craft
  • 330: Unnamed Vydra class utility landing craft
  • 332: Unnamed Vydra class utility landing craft
  • 334: Unnamed Vydra class utility landing craft
  • 336: Unnamed Vydra class utility landing craft
  • 338: Unnamed Vydra class utility landing craft
  • 340: Unnamed Vydra class utility landing craft
  • 342: Unnamed Vydra class utility landing craft
  • 344: Unnamed Vydra class utility landing craft
  • 346: Unnamed Vydra class utility landing craft
  • 433: Al Hadi
  • 442: Al Gatar
  • 448: Al Salam
  • 455: Al Saddam
  • 501: Gharbiya
  • 507: Daqahliya
  • 510: Bahariya
  • 513: Sinai
  • 516: Assuit
  • 530: Aswan
  • 533: Giza
  • 539: Sohag
  • 542: Dat Assawari
  • 609: Unnamed Houko class missile boat
  • 611: Unnamed Houko class missile boat
  • 613: Unnamed Houko class missile boat
  • 615: Unnamed Houko class missile boat
  • 617: Unnamed Houko class missile boat
  • 619: Unnamed Houko class missile boat
  • 633: Unnamed Osa I class missile boat
  • 637: Unnamed Osa I class missile boat
  • 641: Unnamed Osa I class missile boat
  • 643: Unnamed Osa I class missile boat
  • 670: Ramadan
  • 672: Khyber
  • 674: El Kadesseya
  • 676: El Yarmouk
  • 678: Badr
  • 680: Hettein
  • 751: Unnamed Shershen class patrol boat
  • 753: Unnamed Shershen class patrol boat
  • 755: Unnamed Shershen class patrol boat
  • 757: Unnamed Shershen class patrol boat
  • 759: Unnamed Shershen class patrol boat
  • 761: Unnamed Shershen class patrol boat
  • 785: Unnamed 6 October class missile boat
  • 787: Unnamed 6 October class missile boat
  • 789: Unnamed 6 October class missile boat
  • 791: Unnamed 6 October class missile boat
  • 793: Unnamed Shanghai II class patrol boat
  • 795: Unnamed Shanghai II class patrol boat
  • 797: Unnamed Shanghai II class patrol boat
  • 799: Unnamed Shanghai II class patrol boat
  • 831: Unnamed Romeo class submarine
  • 842: Unnamed Romeo class submarine
  • 852: Unnamed Romeo class submarine
  • 858: Unnamed Romeo class submarine
  • F901: Sharm El-Sheikh
  • F906: Toushka
  • F911: Mubarak
  • F916: Taba
  • 931: Tariq
  • 941: El Suez
  • 946: El Aboukir
  • 961: Damyat
  • 966: Rasheed
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