Grünzfeldt Class The Grünzfeldt Class is a class of Littoral Combat and Patrol ships heavily utilized by the Kaiserliche Marine for coastal defense, policing, and patrol mission sets. It is a class that displaces around 2,500 tons per ship, and sees a light but effective armament compared to other light vessels utilized by the Kaiserliche Marine. It’s armed with a 10cm SK45 deck gun, along with a MW-4 Multipurpose Missile Launcher.
Minelayers
MT-15 Class The MT-15 Class is the Kaiserliche Marine’s current mine warfare vessel class, used as the chief minelayer and mine clearing vessel type. Iterations of it have seen operations the world over, as the simple but utilitarian stowage and hull capacities has also lended it as a light transport vessel.
Submarines
Zuiderneusen Class DESCRIPTION:
Kaiser Friedrich IV Class The Kaiser Friedrich IV Class is the Kaiserliche Marine’s chief class of ballistic missile submarines. Displacing 20,000 tons and having a length of 171m, they are the largest submarines fielded by the Kaiserliche Marine. They carry complements of 145 enlisted men and 15 officers. Currently the class has 12 submarines of this class in service, with them serving as part of the Austro-German nuclear triad, able to surface and launch their arsenals of submarine launched ballistic missiles anywhere in the world.
Corvettes
Weißenhausen Class DESCRIPTION:
Destroyers
Vilkreis Class DESCRIPTION:
Vilkreis-L Class DESCRIPTION:
Vilkreis-LR Class DESCRIPTION:
Frigates
Münzenfurt Class DESCRIPTION:
Cruisers
Friedrichshafen Class DESCRIPTION:
Osterstadt Class DESCRIPTION:
Laufennacht Class DESCRIPTION:
Battlecruisers
Schärmarckt Class DESCRIPTION:
Battleships
Kaiserringen Class DESCRIPTION:
Carriers
Kaiserin Victoria II Class DESCRIPTION:
Kammeralt Class (FWC Configuration) DESCRIPTION:
Amphibious Assault Ships
Mazen Class DESCRIPTION:
Support Ships & Oilers
Naamwerp Class DESCRIPTION:
Huttsau Class DESCRIPTION:
Kammeralt Class (Support & Maintenance Configuration)
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