List of active Pakistan Navy ships

Frigates

Class	Picture	Displacement	Type	Origin	Ships	Notes
Frigates (10 in service)
Zulfiquar class frigate	Pakistan Navy, F22P Frigate	3144 tons (full load)	Multi-role frigate	China Pakistan	251 PNS Zulfiquar 252 PNS Shamsheer 253 PNS Saif 254 PNS Aslat[1]	Ordered from China in 2005. First ship, PNS Zulfiquar was handed over to Pakistan Navy on 30 July 2009. Fourth Ship PNS Aslat was made 100% in Pakistan and was commissioned on April 2013[1]
Tariq-class frigate	Tariq Class Frigate	3250 tons (full load)	Multi-role frigate	United Kingdom	F-181 PNS Tariq F-182 PNS Babur F-183 PNS Khaibar F-185 PNS Shah Jahan F-186 PNS Tippu Sultan	Five active as of May 2014. F-184 PNS Badr (ex-Alacrity) has been decommissioned.[2]
Alamgir class frigate	Alamgir Frigate	4200 tons (full load)	Guided Missile Frigate	USA	PNS Alamgir	Originally 5 ordered, only one delivered. Received $78 million overhaul before being delivered to Pakistan.

Fast Attack Craft

Class	Picture	Displacement	Type	Origin	Ships	Notes
Azmat class		560 tons	Missile Boat	Pakistan China	1013 PNS Azmat 1014 PNS Dehshat[3] PNS ???? [4]	PNS Azmat was commissioned on April 23, 2012. PNS Dehshat, built indigenously in Pakistan by Karachi Shipyard was commissioned on June 13, 2014. Third Ship has been launched on September 17, 2016 under sea trial, while fourth one is under construction at KSEW.[4]
Jurrat class		250 tons	Missile Boat	Pakistan	PNS Jurrat PNS Quwwat	German Designed Fast Patrol Boat built under Transfer of Technology at Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works in collaboration with Marsun Company Ltd. (Thailand). Commissioned in 2006 with advanced sensors and weaponry.
Jalalat II class	Jalalat II class	200 tons	Missile Boat	Pakistan	PNS Jalalat PNS Shujaat	Made indigenously in Pakistan at Karachi Shipyards
Larkana class		180 tons	Gunboat	Pakistan	PNS Larkana PNS Rajshahi	Made indigenously in Pakistan by Karachi Shipyards
MRTP-33		120 Tons	Fast attack craft	Turkey	PNS Zarrar PNS Karrar	A much larger variant of the MRTP-15 with the capability to fire four medium to long range SSMs (possibly the Harpoon Missiles) and short range SAMs. Also has a blue water patrolling capability.
MRTP-15	-	70 Tons	Fast attack craft	Turkey	PNS ??? PNS ???	A small, highly maneuvarable boat, capable of speeds up to 64 knots in calm water. Used for coastal and harbour partrol. Most likely operated by the coast guard or the MSA.

Patrol Vessels

Class	Picture	Displacement	Type	Origin	Ships	Notes
Sentinel-Class Cutter	Sentinel Class Cutter (Coast Guard)	395 tons	Cutter	USA	-	Multipurpose Patrol Vessel also being inducted by United States Navy
CSTC 600 Ton MPA	600 Ton Marine Time Patrol Ship, CSTC Company	600 Tons	Maritime Patrol Vessel	China	PMSA Basol- 01 PMSA Basol- 02[5] Ship#3 (Being Built) Ship#4 (Being Built)	Four ships ordered, two have been delivered,[5] one to be constructed in Pakistan
CSTC 1500 Ton MPA		1500 Tons	Maritime Patrol Vessels	China	Ship#1 (Being Built) Ship#2 (Being Built)	Contract for two 1500 Maritime Patrol Vessel for PMSA was Signed b/w CSTC China and KSEW Pakistan with each constructing one ship.[5]

Mine Warfare

Class	Picture	Displacement	Type	Origin	Ships	Notes
Mine Countermeasure Vessels (3 in service)
Munsif Class (Tripartite Class)		595 tons	Mine Countermeasure Vessel	France Pakistan	PNS Munsif PNS Muhafiz PNS Mujahid	Ordered from France. First two ships built in France, third ship built in Pakistan.

Submarines

S-20 Class		2,300 tons (submerged)	SSK Hunter-Killer Submarine	Air-Independent Propulsion	China Pakistan	8 On Order	8 Submarines to be built, with aim of manufacturing 4 submarines in China and 4 submarines in Pakistan simultaneously under ToT.[6]
Khalid class submarine		2,083 tons (submerged)	SSK Hunter-Killer Submarine	Air-Independent Propulsion	Pakistan France	PNS Khalid S137 PNS Saad S138 PNS Hamza S139	The first submarine of the class, PNS Khalid, was built entirely in France. The second submarine, PNS Saad, had some parts built in France, which were then shipped to Pakistan, and completed there, with the help of French engineers. The third submarine, PNS Hamza, was built and assembled entirely in Pakistan. These submarines are an improved version of the Agosta-class submarine, with greater battery life, diving depth, and lower noise signature One of the Agosta 90 B submarine is currently having modernization in KSEW under the assistance and expertise of Turkish firm STM and expected to be delivered in 4 to 5 months. The other two subs will be upgraded in next year.
Hashmat class submarine		1,788 tons (submerged)	SSK Hunter-Killer Submarine	Diesel-electric propulsion	France	PNS Hashmat S135 PNS Hurmat S136	These submarines were originally intended to be sold to South Africa, but after the UN embargo on it, they were sold to Pakistan instead
X-Craft		110 tons (submerged)	Midget submarine Shallow Water Attack Submarine(SWAS)	Diesel-electric propulsion	Pakistan Italy	X Craft X Craft 908b MG 110 Submarine	Used by the SSG (N) to assist troop delivery, mine laying, torpedo attack, and minor troop delivery, with the capacity to hold up to 6 swimmers, and 2 swimmer delivery vehicles.

Auxiliary Vessels

Class	Image Gsllary	Ships	Commissioned	Origin
STM Class	Turkish STM fleet Tanker (17,000 Tons)	Pakistan Navy Fleet Tanker[7]	Launched on August 20, 2016 undergoing sea trial and will be commissioned to PN fleet shortly	Turkey Pakistan
Fuqing Class		PNS Nasr (Replenishment Ship & Tanker)	26 August 1987	China
Poolster Class	Moavin	PNS Moawin (Replenishment Ship & Tanker)	28 July 1994	Netherlands
Coastal Tankers	Kalmat Fleet Tanker, Pakistan Navy	PNS Kalmat	29 August 1992	Pakistan
	Gawadar Fleet Tanker, Pakistan	PNS Gwader	5 November 1984
Floating Docks		2 x Units	Delivered as of 2014	Pakistan
Multi-Purpose Barge		PNS	Delivered as of 2014 .contract for construction of 2nd Multi Purpose Barge signed on 10 June 2016	Pakistan
Split-Hopper Barge		PNS Bhit Shah	Delivered as of 2014	Pakistan
Landing Craft Mechanized		2 x Units	April 18, 2016	Pakistan
Hydrographic Vessel		PNS Behr Paima	27 December 1982	Japan
Dredging Vessel		PNS Behr Kusha	15 August 2008	China
Small Tanker Cum Utility Ship		PNS Madadgar	29 August 2011	Pakistan
		PNS Rasadgar	5 November 2011
Bridge Erection Boats		22x Units	First batch of 7 boats already delivered while rest will be to Deliver at end of 2016	Pakistan
Training Ships (1 in service)
Prince William Tall Ship		PNS Rah Naward	2010	United Kingdom
Hover Crafts (16 in service)
Griffon Class		16 Crafts PNS	4 more delivered in 2013	United Kingdom
Patrol Boats (140 in service)
Gulf Crafts		17 Boats PNS	2010	United Arab Emirates
Military Assault Boats 16m		4 Boats PNS	2010	Pakistan
Fast Patrol Boats		9 Boats PNS	2010	United States
GRP Ops Boats		2 Boats PNS	2012	Pakistan
GRP Police Boats		6 Boats PNS	2012	Pakistan
GRP Utility Boats		100 Boats PNS	2008-2013	Pakistan
VBSS Boats		2 Boats PNS	2009	United States
Tug boats (8 in service)
PNT Zordar, PNT???, PNT???		32 Ton Bollard Pull Tug - Order for 2 more placed on June 10, 2016 to Karachi Shipyard	2011	Pakistan [8]
PNT Jeedar, PNT Pur-Josh, PNT Sher-Dil		12 Ton Bollard Pull Tug	2014	Pakistan[9]
PNT Rustum, PNT Delair, PNT Joshila, PNT Janbaz		12 Ton Harbour Tug	2001	Pakistan [10]

See also

• Currently active military equipment by country
• Pakistan Navy

References

1. "Pakistan Navy commissions fourth F-22P frigate". Naval Technology. Retrieved 2016-09-15.
2. Ansari, Usman (19 May 2014). "Reports: Increase in Pakistan Defense and Nuclear Budgets Likely". Defense News. Retrieved 20 May 2014.
3. Pakistan Navy inducts its second Chinese-built Fast Attack Craft
4. "Third Azmat-class fast attack craft will be launched on this week". quwa.org. Retrieved 2016-09-15.
5. "China hands over patrol ship to PN | ePaper | DAWN.COM". epaper.dawn.com. Retrieved 2016-09-17.
6. http://thediplomat.com/2016/08/china-to-supply-pakistan-with-8-new-stealth-attack-submarines-by-2028/
7. "Turkish-made military tanker ship joins Pakistan navy". Retrieved 2016-09-15.
8. "Pusher Tugs launched". Business Recorder. 10 November 2012. Retrieved 7 August 2013.
9. http://www.karachishipyard.com.pk/handing-over-ceremony-12-tons-bp-tug-pnt-jeedar/
10. http://combatfleetoftheworld.blogspot.com/2011/07/future-of-pakistani-navy.html

External links

• Pakistan Navy Official Site