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  • [image]:
    [Name]: HMNZS Tasman
    [Pnt]:
    [Type]: Naval base
    [Class]:  
    [Com]: 1944
    [Decom]: 1955
    [Fate/Notes]: Lyttelton

  • [image]: HMNZS Leander
    [Name]: HMNZS Leander
    [Pnt]: C75
    [Type]: Cruiser
    [Class]: Leander class
    [Com]: 1941
    [Decom]: 1948
    [Fate/Notes]: Served in the New Zealand Division 1937-1941. Returned to RN in 1945

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    [Name]: HMNZS Rimu
    [Pnt]: T18
    [Type]: Minesweeper
    [Class]: Castle class
    [Com]: 1942
    [Decom]: 1945
    [Fate/Notes]: LL Flotilla

  • [image]: HMS Loch Eck 1944 IWM FL 9588.jpg
    [Name]: HMNZS Hawea
    [Pnt]: F422
    [Type]: Frigate
    [Class]: Loch class
    [Com]: 1948
    [Decom]: 1965
    [Fate/Notes]:  

  • [image]:
    [Name]: HMNZS Tamaki
    [Pnt]:
    [Type]: Naval base
    [Class]:  
    [Com]: 1941
    [Decom]: 2000
    [Fate/Notes]: Training base, now part of HMNZS Philomel

  • [image]: MC 10-0180-011.NEF - Flickr - NZ Defence Force.jpg
    [Name]: HMNZS Wellington
    [Pnt]: P55
    [Type]: Offshore patrol
    [Class]: Protector class
    [Com]: 2007
    [Decom]: current
    [Fate/Notes]:  

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The Royal New Zealand Navy is the maritime arm of the New Zealand Defence Force, which was established on October 1, 1941. The Royal New Zealand Navy currently has 11 ships and eight naval helicopters, and its frigates represent the highest level of New Zealand maritime power. The random tool is a detailed record of 131 ships that were or are currently owned by the Royal New Zealand Navy.

The full name, model, type, class, release date, decommissioning date, and a brief description of the vessel are all stored in the generator. Most of the ships were built to the highest specifications required by the Royal New Zealand Navy, some to join the war effort of the time, and some to meet the requirements of commercial or civilian cargo ships operating normally at sea. But most of these ships have been retired or sold to other countries after a long period of use, maximizing the value of the ship.

Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of ships of the Royal New Zealand Navy.

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