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PeZook wrote:Gentlemen, I think it's time. FASTA is perfectly willing to include a MESS astronaut as a lunar module pilot for the first manned lunar landing in the Selene program: is the MSA willing to provide one for us?

(FASTA does have people from MESS nations in our roster, but they're civilians who applied on their own and passed the training process. We're looking to have an actual MSA astronaut on the flight)

I don't know just how many folks we will have handy because the two of us being the secretive jerks we both are didn't publish actual launch schedules. Right now if I'm not mistaken we are in Q1 2015 and the most recent FASTA launch would be Selene 1 the most recent MSA launch would be...crud I've gotta get up to speed because Pegasus 5 should have finished yesterday and Pegasus 6 is going up sometime by the end of this week.

So anyway I've got 10 total Pegasus missions and then the MSA is on its own moon trajectory. Admittedly Pegasus 7-10 all have orbital docking manuevers in their program so the moon mission series is gonna be a bit shorter. I haven't been announcing the remote landers since those MSA launches have been taking place largely under Old Dominion facilities though central co-ordination remains. Under our previous agreement I think we both would probably have a pretty good picture of both space physiology and also lunar surface conditions.

All of this is to say I'm currently on path to finish the Pegasus series by the end of 2015 and the follow on program would launch shortly thereafter. I'm juggling the appropriate number of lunar orbits versus orbital docking practices but right now mission #5, 6, or 7 will likely be the moon landing for the MSA. Depending upon how things look that could mean as early as Christmas/Yule '16 or as late as Easter '17.

If Selene launches 1 mission/qtr that would put you on the moon roughly around Q1 2017 if Selene 2 were to launch this quarter. So in other words unless our programs are suddenly changing their rate of launch it will probably be a race to see who lands first and everybody on the MSA side is probably gonna be betting on their own horse rather than jumping ship to FASTA.

DarthShady wrote:UCSR Nation Profile and OOB are up. Made by the Awesome Comrade Stanislav.

I'm looking at the submarines, and I don't think 25 missiles per tube will work very well. Amongst other things, the tube is circular, and so the missiles in the corners clip outside the tube. A hexagonal packing is much more efficient, and would actually fit. Gives 19 missiles per tube.

It's not a tube, Beowulf. We're making a new hull, not converting the SSBNs with circular tubes. It's a 5x5 fitting VLS, which makes more sense to use if you are using new hulls, not old ones.

Moreover, I was mistaken about the missile complement of the boat. It was 700 missiles, 14x2x25.

Frankly I could reduce the complement of each tube if someone gives me a good reason to use circular tubes.

Stas Bush wrote:It's not a tube, Beowulf. We're making a new hull, not converting the SSBNs with circular tubes. It's a 5x5 fitting VLS, which makes more sense to use if you are using new hulls, not old ones.

Moreover, I was mistaken about the missile complement of the boat. It was 700 missiles, 14x2x25.

Frankly I could reduce the complement of each tube if someone gives me a good reason to use circular tubes.

Well, there's the obvious of reducing the number of perforations of the hull. Also, that makes me wonder why you have the light blue circles behind the red ones.

Beowulf wrote:Also, that makes me wonder why you have the light blue circles behind the red ones.

That's cause I calculated the necessary space using the radius of the ballistic missile used in the Typhoon - makes things easier to use circles. There would be simply larger openings in the hull. The Typhoon's hatches are larger than the rocket shaft anyhow, and the ones I use are yet larger by 20 cm, so I think there won't be a problem with making larger openings.

I'm still in play, I just have to catch up with a ton of crap left at my work during my stint on Jury Duty. My supervisor was caught by surprise by my selection (hell, so was I) so we didn't have time to prepare a work schedule; then the week I came back she was off to some seminar for a week, and I had to handle all her stuff plus the intestinal blockage of files that was left for me from the previous week. Blah.

Fortunately, none of it is time-sensitive, but I hate leaving work to pile up.

Should have it cleared out by tomorrow, though. I'm planning on hosting Shroom and making a trip to Pezookia, myself, before too long.

And, of course, continuing the "Land of the LOST"!

So, no one got what "Transient High Pressure Gas Control Systems" are? I guess I'll have to make another post.

PeZook wrote:Blake? He flew on Soyuz 6, with Svetlana no less. Why?

I was just wondering, as I cannot recall him ever appearing on an actual mission crew list when I was reading your lunar landing program, but it appears I was wrong.

CmdrWilkens wrote: If Selene launches 1 mission/qtr that would put you on the moon roughly around Q1 2017 if Selene 2 were to launch this quarter. So in other words unless our programs are suddenly changing their rate of launch it will probably be a race to see who lands first and everybody on the MSA side is probably gonna be betting on their own horse rather than jumping ship to FASTA.

I'm not talking about jumping ship, I meant an exchange program which will make the first lunar landing a cool international thing we could truly hail as done "for all mankind"

MariusRoi wrote:So, no one got what "Transient High Pressure Gas Control Systems" are? I guess I'll have to make another post.

Oh, I think I got it all right. You're pulling a TBO on us. I would've done it myself, but turboscramrockets are so 1990s... I decided to go down another route.

I don't have a Vizier. I know better than that. They stab you in the back and try to take power for themselves.

"Grand Viziers were always scheming megalomaniacs. It was probably in the job description: "Are you a devious, plotting, unreliable madman? Ah, good, then you can be my most trusted advisor.""

PeZook wrote:

CmdrWilkens wrote: If Selene launches 1 mission/qtr that would put you on the moon roughly around Q1 2017 if Selene 2 were to launch this quarter. So in other words unless our programs are suddenly changing their rate of launch it will probably be a race to see who lands first and everybody on the MSA side is probably gonna be betting on their own horse rather than jumping ship to FASTA.

I'm not talking about jumping ship, I meant an exchange program which will make the first lunar landing a cool international thing we could truly hail as done "for all mankind"

Yes but since you aren't denying my assesment of 1 mission/qte the MSA could be first in which case I should be asking if ya'll want to send us an Astronaut to make the event "for all mankind"

CmdrWilkens wrote: Yes but since you aren't denying my assesment of 1 mission/qte the MSA could be first in which case I should be asking if ya'll want to send us an Astronaut to make the event "for all mankind"

There could be risky leaps like Apollo 8, and why not? We could simply exchange one astronaut each, so that whoever gets there first makes it a historic achievement we can all sing Kumbaya about

Goddamn, Beowulf is so awesome! Huang Di! Grand Vizier! CACKLE!

Beowulf wrote:I don't have a Vizier. I know better than that. They stab you in the back and try to take power for themselves.

Fair enough . Although you are apparently Chow-Yun Fat, the kung-fu emperor of China Tian Xia, so Nick Cage doesn't stand much of a chance, Fu Manchu or not... .

Historical note: Viziers haven't been in use in Tian Xia since the 3rd dynasty wrested control from the 2nd. It was a coup by the Grand Vizier.

EDIT: looked through my brief history: Tian Xia has been in existence as a continuous entity for approximately the last 1000 years. It’s gone through 7 dynasties, with the usual route of change being a noble revolting against the current emperor (Huang Di), and succeeding, demonstrating that the previous dynasty had lost the “Mandate of Heaven”. One of the dynasties was a short lived one that resulted from a successful invasion by a barbarian tribe. Another was a result of usurpation by the Grand Vizier.

Yeah, they looked at history and learned from it.

Siege, how's that map of Frequesque going? I'd rather like a copy, when it's finished.

PeZook wrote:

CmdrWilkens wrote: Yes but since you aren't denying my assesment of 1 mission/qte the MSA could be first in which case I should be asking if ya'll want to send us an Astronaut to make the event "for all mankind"

There could be risky leaps like Apollo 8, and why not? We could simply exchange one astronaut each, so that whoever gets there first makes it a historic achievement we can all sing Kumbaya about

Good by me, give me a few days to go back over the flight rosters to pick a name, shoot me one when you have a free moment.

Master_Baerne wrote:Siege, how's that map of Frequesque going? I'd rather like a copy, when it's finished.

It's done. I posted it back on page #20, but for your convenience:



Also and RE: Coyote's latest drive for a base on Frequesue, aren't the Vineyards supposed to be a former Shinra colony instead of a Canissian colony? There already is a Shinra navalv base there after all. I'm not inherently opposed to foreign bases on the continent anymore though. Makes me wonder what one might be able to get in return for such a favor. Hmm... Something to ponder...

But why would Canissia want a base in Frequesue?

Thanks, Siege.

Beowulf wrote:Historical note: Viziers haven't been in use in Tian Xia since the 3rd dynasty wrested control from the 2nd. It was a coup by the Grand Vizier.

EDIT: looked through my brief history: Tian Xia has been in existence as a continuous entity for approximately the last 1000 years. It’s gone through 7 dynasties, with the usual route of change being a noble revolting against the current emperor (Huang Di), and succeeding, demonstrating that the previous dynasty had lost the “Mandate of Heaven”. One of the dynasties was a short lived one that resulted from a successful invasion by a barbarian tribe. Another was a result of usurpation by the Grand Vizier.

Yeah, they looked at history and learned from it.

I don't think our Floating Pagoda's displays really base their displays on, uh, actual Tian Xia techniques.

Since the restaurant also serves "authentic" Tian Xia cuisines like sushi, pickled cobras and dog.



EDIT:

And aren't the Vineyards a former Shroomanian colony?

Steve wrote:But why would Canissia want a base in Frequesue?

So we can further our goals of global domination be ready to react to potential terrorist incidents in the region.

Trust us! We're fun! We're like Shroomania but with safety rails and coherent social structure!

In other news...

Gentlemen, BEHOLD! Every ship that has served in the Langley Navy since independence in 1948. For extra fun:

1. Pick out the class names that aren't derived from anime, manga, or video games.
2. Name all the anime, manga, and video games I've taken the other class names from.

Some of those should be easier than others. I'm either really crazy, really unoriginal, or both; you decide.

As for my world tour, I'll continue it tomorrow. Next stop, PeZookia again, since I took that detour to the UCSR and apparently got stuck there until New Year's...

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HISTORICAL AND CURRENT SHIP CLASSES OF THE LANGLEY NAVY
(all listings accurate as of 31 December 2014)

AIRCRAFT CARRIERS

Kyoko Zeppelin Soryu class (Essex class)
Decommissioned

• HMS Kyoko Zeppelin Soryu (CV-1)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Museum ship, 1990

Asuka Langley Soryu class (John F. Kennedy class)
To Be Commissioned

• HMS Asuka Langley Soryu (CV-2)
• Year commissioned: TBD

AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT SHIPS

Tohsaka class amphibious transport dock (Austin class amphibious transport dock)
Decommissioned

• HMS Tohsaka (LPD-1)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Sold to Adabani/New Olympian Navy, 2005

• HMS Matoh (LPD-2)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Sold to Akori Navy, 2005

• HMS Von Einzbern (LPD-3)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Sold to Rangataran Navy, 2006

Littner class amphibious transport dock (San Antonio class amphibious transport dock)
In Commission

• HMS Littner (LPD-4)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Teppelin (LPD-5)
• Year commissioned: 2008

Ashford class amphibious assault ship (Wasp class amphibious assault ship)
In Commission

• HMS Ashford (LHA-1)
• Year commissioned: 2008

BATTLECRUISERS

Nagi class (Kirov class)
To Be Commissioned

• HMS Nagi (CBGN-1)
• Year commissioned: TBD

• HMS Zange (CBGN-2)
• Year commissioned: TBD

DESTROYERS

Hecate class (Fletcher class)
Decommissioned

• HMS Hecate (DD-1)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1968
• Final fate: Sold to Adabani/New Olympian Navy, 1968-1988; museum ship, 1991

• HMS Sydonay (DD-2)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1968
• Final fate: Sold to Adabani/New Olympian Navy, 1968- 1988; sold for scrap, 1990

• HMS Bel Peol (DD-3)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1968
• Final fate: Sold to Adabani/New Olympian Navy, 1968-1988; sold for scrap, 1990

John O'Hagen class (Gearing class)
Decommissioned

• HMS John O'Hagen (DD-4)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Museum ship, 1997

• HMS Arcot Ramathorn (DD-5)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Langley Navy training ship, 1989-2009; to be sunk as target

• HMS Jeff Foster (DD-6)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Sunk as target, 1996

• HMS MacIntyre Womack (DD-7)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Sunk as target, 1996

• HMS Robert Roto (DD-8)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Sunk as target, 1996

• HMS Rodney Farva (DD-9)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Sunk as target, 1996

Signum class (Lütjens class)
Decommissioned

• HMS Signum (DD-10)
• Year commissioned: 1988
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Final fate: Museum ship, 2010

• HMS Vita (DD-11)
• Year commissioned: 1988
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Final fate: Langley Navy training ship, 2009

• HMS Shamal (DD-12)
• Year commissioned: 1988
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Final fate: Reserve as of 2014

• HMS Zafira (DD-13)
• Year commissioned: 1988
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Final fate: Reserve as of 2014

DESTROYER ESCORTS AND FRIGATES

Alastor class destroyer escort (Cannon class destroyer escort)
Decommissioned

• HMS Alastor (DE-1)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1968
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Alastor (WHEC-1), 1968-1993; museum ship, 1996

• HMS Marchosias (DE-2)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1968
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Marchosias (WHEC-2), 1968-1993; sunk as target, 1995

• HMS Tiamat (DE-3)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1968
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Tiamat (WHEC-3), 1968-1993; sunk as target, 1995

• HMS Behemoth (DE-4)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1968
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Behemoth (WHEC-4), 1968-1993; sunk as target, 1995

• HMS Valac (DE-5)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1968
• Final fate: Sold to Rangatara Navy, 1968-1998; sold for scrap, 2001

• HMS Quetzalcoatl (DE-6)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1968
• Final fate: Sold to Rangatara Navy, 1968-1998; sold for scrap, 2001

Roy Mustang class destroyer escort/frigate (Dealey class destroyer escort/Oslo class frigate)
Decommissioned

• HMS Roy Mustang (DE-7/FF-7)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Langley Navy training ship, 1989-2009; museum ship, 2010

• HMS Riza Hawkeye (DE-8/FF-8)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Langley Navy training ship, 1989-2009; museum ship, 2010

• HMS Maes Hughes (DE-9/FF-9)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Sold to Rangatara Navy, 1990

• HMS Alex Louis Armstrong (DE-10/FF-10)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Sold to Rangatara Navy, 1990

• HMS Jean Havoc (DE-11/FF-1)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Jean Havoc (WHEC-5), 1988-2008; to be sunk as target

• HMS Heymans Breda (DE-12/FF-12)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Heymans Breda (WHEC-6), 1988-2008; to be sunk as target

• HMS Vato Falman (DE-13/FF-13)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Vato Falman (WHEC-7), 1988-2008; to be sunk as target

• HMS Kain Fuery (DE-14/FF-14)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Kain Fuery (WHEC-8), 1988-2008; to be sunk as target

• HMS Denny Brosh (DE-15/FF-15)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Sold to San Marin Navy, 1991

• HMS Maria Ross (DE-16/FF-16)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 1988
• Final fate: Sold to San Marin Navy, 1991

Saber class frigate (Garcia/Brooke class frigate)
Decommissioned

• HMS Saber (FF-17)
• Year commissioned: 1988
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Final fate: Langley Navy training ship, 2009

• HMS Archer (FF-18)
• Year commissioned: 1988
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Final fate: Langley Navy training ship, 2009

• HMS Lancer (FF-19)
• Year commissioned: 1988
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Lancer (WHEC-9), 2008

• HMS Rider (FF-20)
• Year commissioned: 1988
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Rider (WHEC-10), 2008

• HMS Berserker (FF-21)
• Year commissioned: 1988
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Final fate: Reserve as of 2014

• HMS Caster (FF-22)
• Year commissioned: 1988
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Caster (WHEC-11), 2008

• HMS Assassin (FF-23)
• Year commissioned: 1988
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Assassin (WHEC-12), 2008

• HMS Avenger (FF-24)
• Year commissioned: 1988
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Final fate: Reserve as of 2014

Reimu Hakurei class frigate (Formidable class frigate)
In Commission

• HMS Reimu Hakurei (FF-25)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Marisa Kirisame (FF-26)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Cirno (FF-27)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Hong Meiling (FF-28)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Patchouli Knowledge (FF-29)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Sakuya Izayoi (FF-30)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Remilia Scarlet (FF-31)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Flandre Scarlet (FF-32)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Chen (FF-33)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Alice Margatroid (FF-34)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Youmu Konpaku (FF-35)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Yuyuko Saigyouji (FF-36)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Ran Yakumo (FF-37)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Yukari Yakumo (FF-38)
• Year commissioned: 2012

To Be Commissioned

• HMS Suika Ibuki (FF-39)
• Year commissioned: TBD

• HMS Keine Kamishirasawa (FF-40)
• Year commissioned: TBD

• HMS Tewi Inaba (FF-41)
• Year commissioned: TBD

• HMS Reisen Udongein Inaba (FF-42)
• Year commissioned: TBD

• HMS Eirin Yagokoro (FF-43)
• Year commissioned: TBD

• HMS Kaguya Houraisan (FF-44)
• Year commissioned: TBD

Under Consideration

• NOTE: Any future Reimu Hakurei class frigates after FF-44 will be equipped with the S-500F air defense suite; FF-25 to FF-44 will be upgraded to this standard.

• HMS Fujiwara no Mokou (FF-45)
  HMS Aya Shameimaru (FF-46)
  HMS Nitori Kawashiro (FF-47)
  HMS Sanae Kochiya (FF-48)
  HMS Suwako Moriya (FF-49)

Lynette Bishop class guided missile frigate (Sachsen class frigate)
In Commission

• HMS Lynette Bishop (FFG-1)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Perrine H. Clostermann (FFG-2)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Francesca Lucchini (FFG-3)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Charlotte E. Yeager (FFG-4)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Eila Ilmatar Juutilainen (FFG-5)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Sanya V. Litvyak (FFG-6)
• Year commissioned: 2008

Arcueid Brunestud class guided missile frigate (Álvaro de Bazán class frigate)
In Commission

• HMS Arcueid Brunestud (FFG-7)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Shiki Tohno (FFG-8)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Akiha Tohno (FFG-9)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Ciel (FFG-10)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Hisui (FFG-11)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Kohaku (FFG-12)
• Year commissioned: 2010

• HMS Aoko Aozaki (FFG-13)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Satsuki Yumizuka (FFG-14)
• Year commissioned: 2012

CORVETTES

Excalibur class (Braunschweig class)
In Commission

• HMS Excalibur (K-1)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Arondight (K-2)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Dainsleif (K-3)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Durendal (K-4)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Fragarach (K-5)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Gae Bolg (K-6)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Gae Buidhe (K-7)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Gae Dearg (K-8)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Gram (K-9)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Hrunting (K-10)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Kanshou (K-11)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Bakuya (K-12)
• Year commissioned: 2008

Sachiel class (Visby class)
Under Consideration

• HMS Sachiel (K-13)
  HMS Shamshel (K-14)
  HMS Ramiel (K-15)
  HMS Gaghiel (K-16)
  HMS Israfel (K-17)
  HMS Sandalphon (K-18)
  HMS Matariel (K-19)
  HMS Sahaquiel (K-20)
  HMS Iruel (K-21)
  HMS Leliel (K-22)
  HMS Bardiel (K-23)
  HMS Zeruel (K-24)
  HMS Arael (K-25)
  HMS Armisael (K-26)
  HMS Tabris (K-27)

SUBMARINES

Bowhead class (Balao class)
Decommissioned

• HMS Bowhead (SS-1)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1963
• Final fate: Sunk as target, 1968

• HMS Minke (SS-2)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1963
• Final fate: Sunk as target, 1968

• HMS Sei (SS-3)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1963
• Final fate: Sunk as target, 1968

• HMS Humpback (SS-4)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1963
• Final fate: Sunk as target, 1968

Orca class (British Porpoise class)
Decommissioned

• HMS Orca (SS-5)
• Year commissioned: 1963
• Year decommissioned: 1983
• Final fate: Sold to Sabikan Navy, 1985-2008; scuttled, 2008

• HMS Bottlenose (SS-6)
• Year commissioned: 1963
• Year decommissioned: 1983
• Final fate: Sold to Sabikan Navy, 1985-2008; scuttled, 2008

• HMS Narwhal (SS-7)
• Year commissioned: 1963
• Year decommissioned: 1983
• Final fate: Sold to San Marin Navy, 1984-2007; sold for scrap, 2009

• HMS Beluga (SS-8)
• Year commissioned: 1963
• Year decommissioned: 1983
• Final fate: Sold to San Marin Navy, 1984-2007; sold for scrap, 2009

Megalodon class (Oberon class)
Decommissioned

• HMS Megalodon (SS-9)
• Year commissioned: 1983
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Museum ship, 2005

• HMS Great White (SS-10)
• Year commissioned: 1983
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Sold for scrap, 2004; purchased by private owner, 2008

• HMS Sand Tiger (SS-11)
• Year commissioned: 1983
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Sold for scrap, 2004; purchased by private owner, 2008

• HMS Mako (SS-12)
• Year commissioned: 1983
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Sold for scrap, 2004; purchased by private owner, 2008

• HMS Thresher (SS-13)
• Year commissioned: 1983
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Sold for scrap, 2004; purchased by private owner, 2008

• HMS Hammerhead (SS-14)
• Year commissioned: 1983
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Sold for scrap, 2004; purchased by private owner, 2008

• HMS Whitetip (SS-15)
• Year commissioned: 1983
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Langley Navy training ship, 2005

• HMS Dogfish (SS-16)
• Year commissioned: 1983
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Sold for scrap, 2004; purchased by private owner, 2008

Anguirus class (Type 209/1400)
In Commission

• HMS Anguirus (SSK-17)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Rodan (SSK-18)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Mothra (SSK-19)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Baragon (SSK-20)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Ghidorah (SSK-21)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Hedorah (SSK-22)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Gigan (SSK-23)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Megalon (SSK-24)
• Year commissioned: 2003

Bright Noa class (Type 212A)
In Commission

• HMS Bright Noa (SSI-25)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Murrue Ramius (SSI-26)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Natarle Badgiruel (SSI-27)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Andrew Waltfeld (SSI-28)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Talia Gladys (SSI-29)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Sumeragi Lee Noriega (SSI-30)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Sergei Smirnov (SSI-31)
• Year commissioned: 2012

• HMS Kati Mannequin (SSI-32)
• Year commissioned: 2012

AUXILIARIES

Meryl Stryfe class fast combat support ship (Sacramento class fast combat support ship)
To Be Reactivated

• HMS Meryl Stryfe (T-AOE-1)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Year reactivated: 2015

• HMS Milly Thompson (T-AOE-2)
• Year commissioned: 1968
• Year decommissioned: 2008
• Year reactivated: 2015

Yukito Kunisaki class replenishment ship (Berlin class replenishment ship)
In Commission

• HMS Yukito Kunisaki (T-AOE-3)
• Year commissioned: 2008

To Be Commissioned

• HMS Misuzu Kamio (T-AOE-4)
• Year commissioned: 2015

• HMS Kano Kirishima (T-AOE-5)
• Year commissioned: 2015

• HMS Minagi Tohno (T-AOE-6)
• Year commissioned: 2015

Yuuichi Aizawa class replenishment ship (Elbe class replenishment ship)
In Commission

• HMS Yuuichi Aizawa (T-AFS-1)
• Year commissioned: 2008

• HMS Ayu Tsukimiya (T-AFS-2)
• Year commissioned: 2008

To Be Commissioned

• HMS Nayuki Minase (T-AFS-3)
• Year commissioned: 2015

• HMS Makoto Sawatari (T-AFS-4)
• Year commissioned: 2015

• HMS Shiori Misaka (T-AFS-5)
• Year commissioned: 2016

• HMS Mai Kawasumi (T-AOE-6)
• Year commissioned: 2016

MINE WARFARE SHIPS

Genjyo Sanzo class minesweeper (Admirable class minesweeper/Miguel Malvar class corvette)
Decommissioned

• HMS Genjyo Sanzo (AM-1)
• Year commissioned: 1953
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Genjyo Sanzo (WMEC-1), 1978-1993; museum ship, 2006

• HMS Son Goku (AM-2)
• Year commissioned: 1953
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Son Goku (WMEC-2), 1978-1993; sold for scrap, 1995

• HMS Sha Gojyo (AM-3)
• Year commissioned: 1948
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Sha Gojyo (WMEC-3), 1978-1993; sold for scrap, 1995

• HMS Cho Hakkai (AM-4)
• Year commissioned: 1953
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Transferred to Langley Coast Guard as cutter HMCGC Cho Hakkai (WMEC-4), 1978-1993; sold for scrap, 1995

Kiba class minesweeper (Auk class minesweeper/Rizal class corvette)
Decommissioned

• HMS Kiba (AM-5)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Museum ship, 2006

• HMS Tsume (AM-6)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned:2003
• Final fate: Sold for scrap, 2005

• HMS Hige (AM-7)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Sold for scrap, 2005

• HMS Toboe (AM-8)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 2003
• Final fate: Sold for scrap, 2005

Lisianthus class mine countermeasures vessel (Landsort class mine countermeasures vessel)
In Commission

• HMS Lisianthus (MCM-1)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Nerine (MCM-2)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Primula (MCM-3)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Kareha (MCM-4)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Kaede Fuyou (MCM-5)
• Year commissioned: 2014

• HMS Asa Shigure (MCM-6)
• Year commissioned: 2014

• HMS Mayumi Thyme (MCM-7)
• Year commissioned: 2014

• HMS Nadeshiko Benibara (MCM-8)
• Year commissioned: 2014

FAST ATTACK CRAFT

Zabimaru class (Seeadler class)
Decommissioned

• HMS Zabimaru (PC-1)
• Year commissioned: 1958
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Sold to San Marin Navy, 1981

• HMS Hozukimaru (PC-2)
• Year commissioned: 1958
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Sold to San Marin Navy, 1981

• HMS Gonryomaru (PC-3)
• Year commissioned: 1958
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Sold to San Marin Navy, 1981

• HMS Gegetsuburi (PC-4)
• Year commissioned: 1958
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Sold to Rangatara Navy, 1980

• HMS Wabisuke (PC-5)
• Year commissioned: 1958
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Sold to Rangatara Navy, 1980

• HMS Itegumo (PC-6)
• Year commissioned: 1958
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Sold to Rangatara Navy, 1980

• HMS Hisagomaru (PC-7)
• Year commissioned: 1958
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Sold to Rangatara Navy, 1980

• HMS Tobiume (PC-8)
• Year commissioned: 1958
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Sold to Rangatara Navy, 1980

• HMS Kazeshini (PC-9)
• Year commissioned: 1958
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Sold to Rangatara Navy, 1980

• HMS Fuji Kujaku (PC-10)
• Year commissioned: 1958
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Sold to San Marin Navy, 1981

• HMS Nijigasumi (PC-11)
• Year commissioned: 1958
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Sold to San Marin Navy, 1981

• HMS Nejibana (PC-12)
• Year commissioned: 1958
• Year decommissioned: 1978
• Final fate: Sold to San Marin Navy, 1981

Ryujin Jakka class (Albatros class)
Decommissioned

• HMS Ryujin Jakka (PC-13)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 1998
• Final fate: Sold to Akori Navy, 2000

• HMS Suzumebachi (PC-14)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 1998
• Final fate: Sold to Adabani/New Olympian Navy, 1999

• HMS Shinso (PC-15)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 1998
• Final fate: Sold to Akori Navy, 2000

• HMS Minazuki (PC-16)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 1998
• Final fate: Sold to Adabani/New Olympian Navy, 1999

• HMS Kyoka Suigetsu (PC-17)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 1998
• Final fate: Sold to Akori Navy, 2000

• HMS Senbonzakura (PC-18)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 1998
• Final fate: Sold to Adabani/New Olympian Navy, 1999

• HMS Tenken (PC-19)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 1998
• Final fate: Sold to Adabani/New Olympian Navy, 1999

• HMS Katen Kyokotsu (PC-20)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 1998
• Final fate: Sold to Akori Navy, 2000

• HMS Suzumushi (PC-21)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 1998
• Final fate: Sold to Akori Navy, 2000

• HMS Hyorinmaru (PC-22)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 1998
• Final fate: Sold to Adabani/New Olympian Navy, 1999

• HMS Ashisogi Jizo (PC-23)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 1998
• Final fate: Sold to Adabani/New Olympian Navy, 1999

• HMS Sogyo no Kotowari (PC-24)
• Year commissioned: 1978
• Year decommissioned: 1998
• Final fate: Sold to Akori Navy, 2000

Zangetsu class (Gepard class)
In Commission

• HMS Zangetsu (PC-25)
• Year commissioned: 1998

• HMS Benihime (PC-26)
• Year commissioned: 1998

• HMS Zabimaru (PC-27)
• Year commissioned: 1998

• HMS Hozukimaru (PC-28)
• Year commissioned: 1998

• HMS Ryujin Jakka (PC-29)
• Year commissioned: 1998

• HMS Suzumebachi (PC-30)
• Year commissioned: 1998

• HMS Senbonzakura (PC-31)
• Year commissioned: 1998

• HMS Tenken (PC-32)
• Year commissioned: 1998

• HMS Katen Kyokotsu (PC-33)
• Year commissioned: 1998

• HMS Hyorinmaru (PC-34)
• Year commissioned: 1998

• HMS Ashisogi Jizo (PC-35)
• Year commissioned: 1998

• HMS Sogyo no Kotowari (PC-36)
• Year commissioned: 1998

• HMS Gamuza (PC-37)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Murciélago (PC-38)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Santa Teresa (PC-39)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Pantera (PC-40)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Trepadora (PC-41)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Brujería (PC-42)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Fornicarás (PC-43)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Glotonería (PC-44)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Giralda (PC-45)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Golondrina (PC-46)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Dragra (PC-47)
• Year commissioned: 2003

• HMS Ultima (PC-48)
• Year commissioned: 2003

Langley, you really are a mecha fan aren't you? Heh...