List of active ships of the Chilean Navy

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This is a list of active ships of the Chilean Navy , which is one of the three branches of the Chilean Armed Forces. The Chilean Navy's mission is to provide the Chilean State with naval power and an effective maritime service, to safeguard sovereignty and territorial integrity, maintain the security of the nation and support national interests when necessary and in any place required. [1]

Contents

As of August 2024, the Chilean Navy has more than 130 ships in service of various sizes and roles; four attack submarines, eight major surface combatants (frigates) and more than ninety minor surface combatants (patrols), some of which are only identified by their pennant number. These are followed by four amphibious ships with three support vessels that are identified only by their unofficial name, four survey vessels with two minor support vessels, one of which is identified only by its pennant number, eleven auxiliary ships and one training ship. Also included is a nominal ship, the Ironclad Huáscar, which is really just a ceremonial ship and historical relic. [2]

Key

The tables below use the following key:

KeyDescription
Class The formal class of the vessel, when known or identifiable
Boat/shipVessel name when formally assigned; does not apply to many light boats known only by its number or call code
No. Refers to the pennant number, but also includes the hull classification symbol
Comm. The year in which it entered service in the Chilean Navy, and also indicates if it is a second-hand vessel with an abbreviation (s)
Displacement In tons (t), and this determines the order of the vessels in the tables
TypeRefers to the vessel according to the characteristics or role for which it was built or modified
BuilderThe shipyard that builds the vessel, plus the place and country of origin if possible
NoteReferences and/or links related to the vessel

Active ships

Submarine forces

ClassBoatNo.Comm.DisplacementTypeBuilderNote
Conventional submarines
Scorpène class O'Higgins SS-2320051,577 t surfaced;
1,711 t dived		 Attack submarine DCN, Cherbourg, France / IZAR, Cartagena, Spain [3] [4]
Carrera SS-222006 [5] [4]
Thomson class
(Type 209/1400-L)		 Thomson SS-2019841,520 t surfaced;
1,614 t dived		 HDW, Kiel, Germany [6] [7]
Simpson SS-211984 [8] [7]

Major surface combatants

ClassShipNo.Comm.DisplacementTypeBuilderNote
Frigates
Type 22 Batch 2
(Boxer class)		 Almirante Williams [Note 1] FF-192003(s)4,900 tMulti-purpose frigate Swan Hunter, Wallsend, UK [9] [10]
Type 23
(Duke class)		 Almirante Cochrane FF-052006(s)4,267 tAnti-submarine frigate Yarrows, Glasgow, UK [11] [12]
Almirante Lynch FF-072007(s) [13] [12]
Almirante Condell FF-062008(s) Swan Hunter, Wallsend, UK [14] [12]
Adelaide class Almirante Latorre FFG-142020(s)4,267 tAnti-aircraft frigate AMECON, Williamstown, Australia [15]
Capitán Prat FFG-112020(s) [16]
Karel Doorman class
(M class)		 Almirante Blanco Encalada FF-152005(s)3,373 tMulti-purpose frigate Damen, Vlissingen, Netherlands [17] [7]
Almirante Riveros FF-182007(s) [18] [7]

Minor surface combatants

ClassShipNo.Comm.DisplacementTypeBuilderNote
Patrols
OPV-80 class Piloto PardoOPV-8120071,728 to 1,810 tOffshore patrol vessel ASMAR, Talcahuano, Chile [19]
Comandante ToroOPV-822008 [20]
Marinero FuentealbaOPV-832014 [21]
Cabo OdgerOPV-842017 [22]
Taitao class Contramaestre MicalviPSG-711993510 to 533 tLarge patrol craft [23]
Contramaestre OrtizPSG-721993 [24]
Aspirante IsazaPSG-731994 [25]
Piloto SibbaldPSG-781996 [26]
Sa'ar 4 class
(Reshef class)		CasmaLAM-301979(s)450 t Fast attack craft Israel Shipyards, Haifa, Israel [27] [28] [29]
ChipanaLAM-311980(s) [30] [28] [29]
AngamosLAM-341997(s) [31] [28] [29]
Protector class AysénLSG-16091999110 to 125 tCoastal patrol craft ASMAR, Talcahuano, Chile [32]
CorralLSG-16102000 [33]
ConcepciónLSG-16112000 [34]
San AntonioLSG-16132000 [35]
CalderaLSG-16122001 [36]
AntofagastaLSG-16142001 [37]
AricaLSG-16152001 [38]
CoquimboLSG-16162001 [39]
Puerto NatalesLSG-16172001 [40]
ValparaísoLSG-16182002 [41]
Punta ArenasLSG-16192002 [42]
TalcahuanoLSG-16202002 [43]
QuinteroLSG-16212003 [44]
ChiloéLSG-16222003 [45]
Puerto MonttLSG-16232003 [46]
IquiqueLSG-16242004 [47]
Ona class OnaLSG-16252011(s)110 t Asenav, Valdivia, Chile [48]
Alacalufe class AlacalufeLSG-16031989107 t ASMAR, Punta Arenas, Chile [49]
HallefLSG-16041989 ASMAR, Talcahuano, Chile [50]
Dabur class Grumete DíazLPC-18141990(s)40 t Sewart Seacraft, US /
IAI, Israel 		[51] [52]
Grumete SalinasLPC-18161991(s) [53] [52]
Grumete MachadoLPC-18201995(s) [54] [52]
Grumete HudsonLPC-18231995(s) [55] [52]
Type 44 PelluhueLSR-17032001(s)17.9 tSmall patrol boat Coast Guard Yard, Curtis Bay, Baltimore, US [56] [57]
AraucoLSR-17042001(s)
ChacaoLSR-17052001(s)
QueitaoLSR-17062001(s)
GuaitecaLSR-17072001(s)
CuraumillaLSR-17082001(s)

There are also small patrol boats built by the American company SAFE Boats International in Port Orchard, Washington, which are named and identified only by their pennant number: [58]

There is a cooperation agreement between SERNAPESCA and the Chilean Navy for the latter institution to operate the Pumar inspection boat model WR1250 Explorer called Guerrero PM-1250, built by ASMAR, Valparaíso and commissioned in 2020. [65] [66]

Amphibious forces

ClassShipNo.Comm.DisplacementTypeBuilderNote
Amphibious ships
Foudre class Sargento Aldea LSDH-912011(s)12,599 t LPD DCN, Brest, France [67] [68]
BATRAL class RancaguaLST-9219831,409 t LST ASMAR, Talcahuano, Chile [69]
ChacabucoLST-951986 [70]
Elicura class ElicuraLSM-901968780 t LSM [71]

There are also three second-hand support landing ships that were acquired from France in 2011 together with the landing platform dock (LPD). These are the LCU Soldado Canave of the CDIC class (750 tons); built by SFCN in Villeneuve-la-Garenne, and the LCM Cabo Reyes and Soldado Fuentes of the CTM class (152 tons); both built by CMN in Cherbourg. [72] [73]

Survey vessels

ClassShipNo.Comm.DisplacementTypeBuilderNote
Antarctic multipurpose vessel
— Almirante Viel AGB-46202410,500 t Icebreaker ASMAR, Talcahuano, Chile [74]
Research vessels
— Cabo de Hornos AGS-6120133,068 tOceanographic ship ASMAR, Talcahuano, Chile [75] [76]
Taitao class Corneta CabralesPSH-771996532 tHydrographic patrol ship [77]
Rescue and salvage vessel
—Ingeniero SlightBRS-631997(s)1,210 t Buoy tender B.V.J. Pattje Scheepswerf, Waterhuizen, Netherlands [78] [79] [80]

There are also two small support boats for shallow water research work; the boat Albatros LH-01, acquired in 2008, and a Defender-class boat, acquired in 2015 from the American company SAFE Boats International and identified with the pennant number LH-02. [81] [82]

Auxiliary vessels

ClassShipNo.Comm.DisplacementTypeBuilderNote
Oil supply ships
Henry J. Kaiser class Almirante Montt AO-522010(s)42,000 tOiler replenishment Avondale Shipyard, New Orleans, US [83]
—AraucanoAO-532010(s)26,000 tUddevallavarvet AB, Uddevalla, Sweden [84] [85]
Offshore tug / supply vessels
— Lientur ATF-602023(s)5,828 t AHTSV Cemre Shipyard, Altınova, Turkey [86] [87]
—JanequeoATF-6520215,742 t L&T, Chennai, India [88] [89]
Veritas class GalvarinoATF-661987(s)1,800 tTugboatAukra Bruk, Aukra, Norway [90] [57]
Support transport
— Aquiles AP-4119884,760 t Troopship / freighter ASMAR, Talcahuano, Chile [91]
Support patrol
Taitao class Cirujano VidelaPMD-741994530 tMedical-dental patrol vessel ASMAR, Talcahuano, Chile [92]
Personnel tender ships
Meteoro class Grumete PérezYFB-1161974165 t Ferry ASMAR, Talcahuano, Chile [93]
—Buzo SobenesYFB-1132013(s)147 t Catamaran Asenav, Valdivia, Chile [94]
—Grumete BoladosYFB-1122016(s)145 t [95]
Small logistic support vessel
—Guardián BritoBSG-1182010(s)— Small landing craft Maestranza Amsu Ltda., Coronel, Chile [96] [97]

Training ship

ClassShipNo.Comm.DisplacementTypeBuilderNote
Sail training
Juan Sebastián de Elcano class Esmeralda BE-4319543,673 t Barquentine tall ship Bazán, Cádiz, Spain [98] [80]

Historical relic

ClassShipNo.Comm.DisplacementTypeBuilderNote
Ceremonial / historical ship
—RH Huáscar —1879/1934(s) [Note 2] 1,180 t Ironclad turret ship Laird Brothers, Birkenhead, UK [2]

Future ships

Only includes units purchased, under construction, or projected that already have financing.

ClassShipNo.Planned comm.DisplacementTypeBuilderNote
———20277,987 t LPD ASMAR, Talcahuano, Chile [99] [100] [101]
——2030

Watercraft

They are small naval units of the Chilean Navy that usually serve as a complement to larger vessels, and that are not included in the previous list. This is due to their particular characteristics, and also they do not have a name or pennant number, and the number of units is unknown.

NameTypeManufacturerNote
Zodiac Inflatable boat Zodiac, France [102] [103] [104]
Pumar ASMAR, Chile [105] [106] [107] [108]
Skúa Barge [109] [110]
SDV Havas Mk 8 Submersible Havas, France [4]
— Water scooter — [111]
BTR Sea Doo SAR BTR, Canada [112]

See also

Footnotes

  1. ↑ It is the flagship of the Chilean national squadron. [9]
  2. ↑ On 8 October 1879, during the naval campaign of the War of the Pacific, the Peruvian ironclad Huáscar was captured in the battle of Angamos, after which he served in the Chilean Navy. In 1934, she was converted into a historical relic and flagship of the commander of the Second Naval Zone based in Talcahuano. [2]

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