Difference between revisions of "Frigate"
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*''Bremen''-class (German Navy) | *''Bremen''-class (German Navy) | ||
*''De Zeven Provinciën''-class (Royal Netherlands Navy) | *''De Zeven Provinciën''-class (Royal Netherlands Navy) | ||
*''Halifax''-class (Canadian | *''Halifax''-class (Royal Canadian Navy) | ||
*''Köln''-class (German Navy) | *''Köln''-class (German Navy) | ||
*''La Fayette''-class (French Navy) | *''La Fayette''-class (French Navy) | ||
Revision as of 14:55, 21 November 2011
In the modern navy, a frigate is a fast warship used for anti-ship warfare. Frigates are generally smaller than destroyers.
Real World Friagtes
- Barbaros-class (Turkish Navy)
- Brandenburg-class (German Navy)
- Braunschweig-class (German Navy)
- Bremen-class (German Navy)
- De Zeven Provinciën-class (Royal Netherlands Navy)
- Halifax-class (Royal Canadian Navy)
- Köln-class (German Navy)
- La Fayette-class (French Navy)
- Maelstrale-class (Italian Navy)
- Neustrashimy-class (Russian Navy)
- Oliver Hazard Perry-class (United States Navy)
- Adelaide-class (Royal Australian Navy)
- Santa Maria-class (Spanish Navy)
- Cheng Kung-class (Republic of China Navy)
- Knox-class (United States Navy)
- Sachsen-class (German Navy)