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==Ships==
==Ships==
* Two al-Qahir class [[corvette]]s, the [[Qahir Al Amwaj]] and [[Al Mua'zzar]]
* al-Qahir class [[corvette]]s (1996-7)
** Q31 ''[[Qahir Al Amwaj]]''
** Q32 ''Al Mua'zzar
* Four Province class fast attack craft
* ''Dhofar'' ("Province") class fast attack craft (1982-1989) - MM40 Exocet SSMs, Oto 76 mm gun; sisters to Kenya's ''Nyayo'' class built by Vosper Thorneycroft
**B10 ''Dhofar''
* Three Al Bushra class 54 m / 450 tonnes patrol craft
**B11 ''Al Sharquiyah''
* One landing ship, three [[landing craft]]
**B12 ''Al Bat'nah''
**B14 ''Mussandam''
* Al Bushra class 54 m / 450 tonnes patrol craft (1995-6) -
**Z1 ''Al Bushra''
**Z2 ''Al Mansoor''
**Z3 ''Al Najah''
* ''Al Mabrukah'' - former royal yacht now used as a patrol ship
* Amphibious ships :
**L3 ''Fulk al Salamah'' - 10,000 ton amphibious transport
**L2 ''Nasr al Bahr'' - small British-built landing ship
**A2 ''Al Sultana'' - small Dutch-built logistics ship
* ''Al Said'' - royal yacht


==Future ships==
==Future ships==

Revision as of 22:59, 18 December 2008

The Royal Navy of Oman was formed in the early 1950s

Ships

  • al-Qahir class corvettes (1996-7)
  • Dhofar ("Province") class fast attack craft (1982-1989) - MM40 Exocet SSMs, Oto 76 mm gun; sisters to Kenya's Nyayo class built by Vosper Thorneycroft
    • B10 Dhofar
    • B11 Al Sharquiyah
    • B12 Al Bat'nah
    • B14 Mussandam
  • Al Bushra class 54 m / 450 tonnes patrol craft (1995-6) -
    • Z1 Al Bushra
    • Z2 Al Mansoor
    • Z3 Al Najah
  • Al Mabrukah - former royal yacht now used as a patrol ship
  • Amphibious ships :
    • L3 Fulk al Salamah - 10,000 ton amphibious transport
    • L2 Nasr al Bahr - small British-built landing ship
    • A2 Al Sultana - small Dutch-built logistics ship
  • Al Said - royal yacht

Future ships

Former ships


Notes and references

  1. ^ Scott, Richard (2007-01-24). "VT clinches Khareef OPV deal with Oman". Janes Defence Weekly. Jane's Information Group. Retrieved 2008-12-18.

See also