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List of active Bangladesh Navy ships

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The insignia of Bangladesh Navy
Naval Ensign of Bangladesh Navy

The Bangladesh Navy currently operates two submarines, five guided missile frigates, two patrol frigates, six guided missile corvettes, minor surface combatants of various type of offshore patrol vessels, coastal patrol boats, missile boats, minesweepers, auxiliaries, amphibious landing craft and rapid response boats.

Bangladesh Navy vessels use the prefix BNS, standing for Bangladesh Navy Ship.

Submarines

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (2)
Type 035G (Ming class)
Attack submarine
BNS Nabajatra (S161)
BNS Joyjatra (S162)
 China
2,110 tons
The submarines were commissioned on 12 March 2017.[1][2][3]

Surface fleet

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Frigates

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (7)
Ulsan class (Modified)
Guided missile frigate
BNS Bangabandhu (F25)
 South Korea
2,500 tons
The only frigate of the Bangladesh Navy which is armed with ASW torpedo and gun based CIWS.[4][5][6]
Type 053H3 (Jiangwei II) class
Guided missile frigate
BNS Umar Farooq (F16)
BNS Abu Ubaidah (F19)
 China
2,393 tons
[7][8][9][10]
Type 053H2 (Jianghu-III) class
Guided missile frigate
BNS Abu Bakr (F15)
BNS Ali Haider (F17)
 China
2,000 tons
[4][11][12]
Hamilton class
High endurance cutter
BNS Somudra Joy (F28)
BNS Somudra Avijan (F29)
 United States
3,250 tons
[13][14]

Corvettes

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (6)
Type 056 Shadhinota class
Stealth guided missile corvette
BNS Shadhinota (F111)
BNS Prottoy (F112)
BNS Shongram (F113)
BNS Prottasha (F114)
 China
1,330 tons
Customized C-13B variant of the Bangladesh Navy which lacks ASW torpedo and sonar.[15][16]
Castle class
Guided missile corvette
BNS Bijoy (F35)
BNS Dhaleshwari (F36)
 United Kingdom
1,430 tons
The Bangladesh Navy upgraded Castle-class patrol vessels with more armaments and sensors.[17]

Offshore patrol vessels

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (5)
Island class
Offshore patrol vessel
BNS Sangu (P713)
BNS Turag (P714)
BNS Kapatakhaya (P912)
BNS Karatoa (P913)
BNS Gomati (P914)
 United Kingdom
1,280 tons
[18][17]

Large patrol crafts

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (4)
Durjoy class
Large patrol craft
BNS Durjoy (P811)
BNS Nirmul (P813)
BNS Durgam (P814)
BNS Nishan (P815)
 China
 Bangladesh
648 tons
First two were built by Wuchang Shipyard as surface warfare ships armed with anti-ship missiles.[19] Last two were built by Khulna Shipyard with Chinese technical assistance as anti-submarine warfare vessels armed with ASW torpedoes.[20][21]
Sea Dragon class
Large patrol craft
BNS Madhumati (P911)
 South Korea
635 tons

Coastal patrol crafts

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (12)
Padma class
Coastal patrol craft
BNS Padma (P312)
BNS Surma (P313)
BNS Aparajeya (P261)
BNS Adamya (P262)
BNS Atandra (P263)
BNS Shaheed Daulat (P411)
BNS Shaheed Farid (P412)
BNS Shaheed Mohibullah (P413)
BNS Shaheed Akhtaruddin (P414)
BNS Bishkhali (P415)
 Bangladesh
350 tons
These patrol crafts were built by Khulna Shipyard.[22][23][24]
Meghna class
Coastal patrol craft
BNS Meghna (P211)
BNS Jamuna (P212)
 Singapore
410 tons
[25]

Fast attack crafts

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Missile boat (4)
Type 021-class missile boat
Missile boat
BNS Durdharsha (P8125)
BNS Durdanto (P8126)
BNS Durdondo (P8128)
BNS Anirban (P8131)
 China
205 tons
Armed with C-704 anti-ship missile.
Anti-submarine warfare vessel (1)
Haizhui-class submarine chaser
Submarine chaser
BNS Barkat (P711)
 China
170 tons
A larger version of Shanghai II class.
Gunboat (5)
Type 021-class gun boat
Gunboat
BNS Salam (P712)
 China
205 tons
Chamsuri class
Gunboat
BNS Titash (P1011)
BNS Kusiyara (P1012)
BNS Chitra (P1013)
BNS Dhansiri (P1014)
 South Korea
143 tons
 BNS Chitra is being used as training ship.[26]

Mine countermeasure vessels

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (5)
River class
Minesweeper
BNS Shapla (M95)
BNS Shaikat (M96)
BNS Surovi (M97)
BNS Shaibal (M98)
 United Kingdom
904 tons
[27][17]
Type 010
-
Minesweeper
BNS Sagar (M91)
 China
569 tons

High speed boats

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Class Picture Type Quantity Origin Displacement Note
X12 Fast patrol craft
High-speed patrol boat
8
 Bangladesh
 Indonesia
10.78 tons
The boats are being built by Dockyard and Engineering Works Limited under licence from PT Lundin Indonesia. 8 of 18 vessels are commissioned with Bangladesh Navy. These 11.7 meters long boats are armed with a 12.7 mm machine gun mount on cabin top and two additional gun mounts on the after deck. [28][29][30]
Metal Shark Boats
Rapid response boat
6
 United States
-
Used by Special Warfare Diving and Salvage.[31]
Defender-class boat
Rapid response boat
16
 United States
8.5 tons
[32]

Amphibious warfare fleet

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Landing craft utility (LCU)

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (9)
Dolphin class
Landing craft utility
BNS Dolphin
BNS Timi
BNS Tuna
BNS Penguin
 Bangladesh
-
Built by Khulna Shipyard.[33] Commissioned on 12 July 2023.[34]
Swandwip class
-
Landing craft utility
BNS Swandwip (L903)
BNS Hatiya (L904)
 Bangladesh
-
These 42 meters long Landing Craft Utilities were built by Khulna Shipyard and commissioned in Bangladesh Navy on 6 September 2015. Each one is capable of carrying 415 tons of cargo.[35][36]
LCU 1512 class
-
Landing craft utility
BNS Shah Poran (L901)
BNS Shah Makhdum (L902)
 United States
375 tons
These 41.1 meters long Landing Craft Utilities can carry 170 tons of cargo. Both were commissioned on 16 may 1992.[37]
Shah Amanat class
-
Landing craft utility
BNS Shah Amanat (L900)
 Denmark
366 tons
This 47-metre (154 ft 2 in) long Landing Craft Utility can carry 150 tons of cargo. It entered service in 1990.

Landing craft tank (LCT)

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (2)
LCT
Landing craft tank
BN LCT 103(A586)
BN LCT 105(A588)
 Bangladesh
-
These 25.6 meters long landing craft tanks were built by Dockyard and Engineering Works Limited, Narayanganj[38]
and commissioned in Bangladesh Navy on 6 September 2015.

Landing craft mechanized (LCM)

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (4)
Yuch'in class
-
Landing craft mechanized
BNS LCM 101(A583)
BNS LCM 102(A584)
BNS LCM 103(A585)
BNS LCM 104(A587)
 China
85 tons
These 25 meters long vessels were received between 4 May-1 July 1986.

Landing craft vehicle & personnel (LCVP)

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (3)
L1011 class
-
Landing craft vehicle personnel
 BNS L1011
BNS L1012
BNS L1013
 Bangladesh
83 tons
These LCVPs have a length of 21.3 meters. LCVP-011 and LCVP-012 were built by Khulna Shipyard. LCVP-013 was built by Dockyard and Engineering Works Limited, Narayanganj.

Auxiliary vessels

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Floating drydock

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (1)
Sundarban class[39]
Floating drydock
BNFD Sundarban (A711)
 Yugoslavia
3,500 tons
This floating drydock was acquired from Yugoslavia on 15 August 1980. It was built by Tito Shipyard, Trogir, Yugoslavia. It has a length of 117 meters and 27.6 meters wide. It has the lift capacity of 3,500 tons.[40]

Research and survey ships

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (4)
Roebuck class
Hydrographic survey ship
BNS Anushandhan (H584)
 United Kingdom
1,477 tons
[17]
Darshak class
-
Hydrographic survey ship
BNS Darshak (H581)
BNS Tallashi (H582)
 Bangladesh
-
These survey ships were built by Khulna Shipyard and commissioned on 5 November 2020. General characteristics: 32.78 m length, 8.40 m breadth and 3.17 m draught with 2 × 600 hp engines.[41]
Agradoot class
-
Hydrographic survey ship
BNS Agradoot (H583)
 Bangladesh
-
This 45 meters long coastal survey ship was acquired in 1996 from commercial service and commissioned in 1998. It was upgraded with Sophisticated EA400 single-beam echo sounders in 2010.[42]
Upcoming (2)
Jarip boat
-
Survey boat
BNS JB-01
BNS JB-02
 Bangladesh
-
These survey ships were built by Khulna Shipyard and launched on 14 May 2020. They are under sea trial. General characteristics: 14.7 m length, 5.1 m breadth and 1.5 m draught with 2 × 300 hp engines.[43]

Replenishment ships

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (2)
Khan Jahan Ali class
Fleet tanker
BNS Khan Jahan Ali (A515)
 Bangladesh
2,774 tons
This 80 meters long ship was built by Ananda Shipyard & Slipways Limited and commissioned on 6 September 2015. It can supply 2,400 tons of diesel and 120 tons of aviation fuel.[44][45]
Imam Ghazzali class
-
Fleet tanker
BNS Imam Ghazzali (A516)
 Bangladesh
650 tons
This 45 meters long commercial tanker entered service in 1996. It can supply 350 tons of fuel.

Ship's tender

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (3)
MFV 55
-
Fleet tender
BNS MFV 55
 Bangladesh
-
MFV 66
-
Fleet tender
BNS MFV 66
 Bangladesh
-
Shanket class
-
Harbour tender
BNS Shanket
 Bangladesh
-

Diving support vessel

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (1)
Shah Jalal class
-
Fleet diving & salvage tender
BNS Shah Jalal (A513)
 Bangladesh
600 tons
[46]
Under construction (3)
-
Diving support vessel
-
 Bangladesh
≥260 tons
General characteristics: 38.9 meters overall length, 4 meters breadth, 4.5 meters depth, maximum speed 15 knots, 2 × 1609 hp caterpillar diesel engines. Based on ACMB project of Turkish shipyard DESAN. [47][48][49][50]

Tugboats

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (6)
Type 837
-
Fleet ocean tug
BNT Khadem (A721)
 China
1,472 tons
This ship was built by Wuhu Shipyard, China and commissioned 6 May 1984.
Sebak class
-
Fleet coastal tug
BNT Sebak (A722)
 Bangladesh
400 tons
Damen Stan Tug 3008
-
Fleet coastal tug
BNT Rupsha (A723)
BNT Shibsha (A724)
 Bangladesh
 Netherlands
330 tons
These ships were built by Khulna Shipyard with Dutch assistance. They incorporate equipment and materials of South Korean origin. Both Rupsha and Shibsha commissioned 3 October 2004.
Halda class
-
Submarine tug
BNT Halda (A725)
BNT Poshur (A726)
 Bangladesh
-
These ships were built by Khulna Shipyard and commissioned on 8 November 2017.[21]
Future (1)
N/A
-
Fleet ocean tug
 N/A
 India
800 tons
This ship will built by GRSE, India. Length: 61 metres, wide: 15.80 metres, maximum speed: 13 knots.[51] Most probably the ship is going to replace BNT Khadem.

Miscellaneous

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Class Picture Type Ships Origin Displacement Note
Active (2)
Sahayak class
-
Repair ship
BNS Sahayak (A512)
 Bangladesh
-
Used as a tender/repair ship since 1978.
Balaban class
-
Floating crane
BNFC Balaban (A731)
 Bangladesh
650 tons
This self-propelled floating crane was built by Khulna Shipyard in 1987 and commissioned in 18 May 1988. It has a lift capacity of 70 tons.[52]

See also

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