Decommissioned ships List of active Republic of Singapore Navy ships

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1 decommissioned ships

1.1 fearless-class patrol vessel
1.2 sea wolf class missile gunboat
1.3 independence-class patrol craft
1.4 swift-class coastal patrol craft
1.5 county class landing ship tank
1.6 sir lancelot class landing ship logistic
1.7 bluebird class minesweeper
1.8 singapore naval volunteer force





decommissioned ships
fearless-class patrol vessel

rss independence (87)

sea wolf class missile gunboat

rss sea wolf (p76)
rss sea lion (p77)
rss sea dragon (p78)
rss sea tiger (p79)
rss sea hawk (p80)
rss sea scorpion (p81)

independence-class patrol craft

rss independence
rss freedom
rss justice
rss sovereignty
rss daring
rss dauntless

swift-class coastal patrol craft

rss swift knight (p11)
rss swift lancer (p12)
rss swift swordsman (p14)
rss swift warrior (p15)
rss swift archer (p16)
rss swift warlord (p17)
rss swift combatant (p18)
rss swift challenger (p19)
rss swift cavalier (p20)
rss swift conqueror (p21)
rss swift centurion (p22)
rss swift chieftain (p23)

county class landing ship tank

rss endurance (l201)
rss excellence (l202)
rss intrepid (l203)
rss resolution (l204)
rss persistence (l205)

sir lancelot class landing ship logistic

rss perseverance (l206)

bluebird class minesweeper

rss jupiter (m101)
rss mercury (m102)

singapore naval volunteer force

rss panglima

90 motorized fishing vessel built rn c. 1944 , delivered 1948
2nd ship built united engineering limited of singapore c. 1956; retired 1991


rss bedok - police patrol craft taken on snv in 1966
rss singapura






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