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This is an incomplete list of the ships of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Navy sorted by type and class.

Note: The ROCN generally uses hull classification symbols similar to the U.S. system with some changes. The proper classification is provided when known.

Contents 1 Destroyers 1.1 Kee Lung class destroyer (Kidd class) 2 Frigates 2.1 Chi Yang class frigate (Knox class) 2.2 Cheng Kung class frigate (Oliver Hazard Perry class) 2.3 Kang Ding class frigate (La Fayette class) 3 Patrol combatants 3.1 Hai Ou class missile boat (Dvora class) 3.2 Ching Chiang class patrol ship 3.3 Kung Hua VI missile boat project 4 Mine warfare 4.1 Yung Yang class minesweeper (Aggressive class) 5 Amphibious warfare 5.1 Hsu Hai class dock landing ship (Anchorage class) 5.2 Chung Ho class tank landing ship (Newport class) 6 Submarines 6.1 Hai Shih class submarine (Tench class) 6.2 Hai Lung class submarine (Zwaardvis class) 7 Support ships 7.1 Yuen Feng class transport 7.2 Wu Yi class oiler 8 Decommissioned ships 8.1 Chao Yang class destroyer (Gearing class) 9 External references

• ROCS Kee Lung (DDG-1801)
• ROCS Su Ao (DDG-1802)
• ROCS Tso Ying (DDG-1803)
• ROCS Ma Kong (DDG-1805)

Decommissioned U.S. Navy FF's transferred to Taiwan and further upgraded.

• ROCS Chi Yang (FFG-932)
• ROCS Fong Yang (FFG-933)
• ROCS Fen Yang (FFG-934)
• ROCS Lan Yang (FFG-935)
• ROCS Hai Yang (FFG-936)
• ROCS Hwai Yang (FFG-937)
• ROCS Ning Yang (FFG-938)
• ROCS Yi Yang (FFG-939)

Built in Taiwan under license.

• ROCS Cheng Kung (FFG-1101)
• ROCS Cheng Ho (FFG-1103)
• ROCS Chi Kuang (FFG-1105)
• ROCS Yueh Fei (FFG-1106)
• ROCS Tzu I (FFG-1107)
• ROCS Pan Chao (FFG-1108)
• ROCS Chang Chien (FFG-1109)
• ROCS Tian Dan (FFG-1110)

Purchased from France in the early 1990s.

• ROCS Kang Ding (FFG-1202)
• ROCS Si Ning (FFG-1203)
• ROCS Wu Chang (FFG-1205)
• ROCS Di Hua (FFG-1206)
• ROCS Kun Ming (FFG-1207)
• ROCS Chen De (FFG-1208)

Roughly 48 in service, will be replaced by Kung Hua VI project missile boats.

Locally designed and built.

• ROCS Jing Chiang (PCG-603)
• ROCS Dang Chiang (PCG-605)
• ROCS Sing Chiang (PCG-606)
• ROCS Feng Chiang (PCG-607)
• ROCS Tzeng Chiang (PCG-608)
• ROCS Kao Chiang (PCG-609)
• ROCS Jin Chiang (PCG-610)
• ROCS Hsiang Chiang (PCG-611)
• ROCS Tze Chiang (PCG-612)
• ROCS Po Chiang (PCG-613)
• ROCS Chang Chiang (PCG-615)
• ROCS Chu Chiang (PCG-616)

30 planned.

• FACG-60

• ROCS Yung Yang (MSO-1306)
• ROCS Yung Tzu (MSO-1307)
• ROCS Yung Ku (MSO-1308)
• ROCS Yung Teh (MSO-1309)

• ROCS Hsu Hai (LSD-193)

• ROCS Chung Ho (LST-232)
• ROCS Chung Ping (LST-233)

World War II era submarines that were upgraded under GUPPY II program.

• ROCS Hai Shih (SS-791)
• ROCS Hai Bao (SS-792)

Purchased from the Netherlands in the mid 1980s.

• ROCS Hai Lung (SS-793)
• ROCS Hai Hu (SS-794)

• ROCS Yuen Feng (AP-524)

• ROCS Wu Yi (AOE-530)

World War II era DDs later upgraded to DDGs. All ships in this class were retired by 2005.

• ROCS Chien Yang (DDG-912)
• ROCS Lioa Yang (DDG-921)
• ROCS Shen Yang (DDG-923)
• ROCS She Yang (DDG-925)
• ROCS Yun Yang (DDG-927)
• ROCS Chen Yang (DDG-928)
• ROCS Shao Yang (DDG-929)

• ROCN active duty vessels
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