List of ships of the Royal New Ingrean Navy

Since its foundation in 1915, the Royal New Ingrean Navy has operated a large number of vessels, including various types of warship, support and supply craft, and auxiliary vessels drawn from civilian service when required.

Light cruisers

Name		Class	Dates	Notes
	HMS Invictus	Conqueror	1915-1950	Flagship of the RNIN 1915-1940. Used as training ship after 1935. Preserved at the National Maritime Museum
	HMS Patroclus	Homeric	1940-1962	Flagship of the RNIN during the Great War. Scrapped 1963.

Destroyers

Name		Class	Dates	Notes
	HMS Aldenshire	Shire	1915-1935	Lead ship of four torpedo-boat destroyers. Broken up, hulk sunk as target in 1935
	HMS Bellenshire		1915-1935	Scrapped 1936. Sections later salvaged for memorials. HMS Bellenshire memorial: 49°25'17.18"S -143°26'16.83"W
	HMS Fynnshire		1916-1930	Wrecked in storm off Cape Barney in September 1930 with major loss of life. Location of wreck: 49°21'57.34"S, 144°49'15.55"W
	HMS Waylandshire		1916-1955	Used as accommodation at HMND Te Piha until 1955. Scrapped 1956.
	HMS Artemis	Olympian	1935-1960
	HMS Athena		1935-1945	Sunk in combat. Location of wreck:
	HMS Hephaestus		1936-1959
	HMS Hades		1936-1960
	HMS Heracles	Hero	1940-1972	Scrapped 1974.
	HMS Jason		1940-1943	Sunk in combat. Location of wreck: tbd

Frigates

Name		Class	Dates	Notes
	HMS Giant	Type G	1941-1963
	HMS Gorgon		1941-1964
	HMS Goliath		1942-1943	Torpedoed by enemy submarine in the Aorangean Sea 28 August 1943 and sunk with significant loss of life. Location of wreck: 50°49'50.89"S, 142°4'24.28"W
	HMS Gryphon		1942-1960
	HMS Harlequin	Type H	1962-1972	Sold to the Vodean Navy as HMVS Avington in 1972.
	HMS Harrier		1962-1996	Flagship of the RNIN 1962-1996. Scrapped 1997.
	HMS Hawk		1964-1997	Scrapped 1999.
	HMS Impulsive	Type I	1996-Present	Flagship of the RNIN since 1996.
	HMS Intrepid		1997-Present

Corvettes, minesweepers, sloops, etc.

Name		Class	Dates	Notes
	HMS Akakura	Forest	1915-1946
	HMS Miro		1915-1946
	HMS Rimu		1916-1940
	HMS Tāwhai		1918-1945
	HMS Ashbourne	Borough	1942-1944	Sunk in action 1944.
	HMS Beaconsfield		1942-1946
	HMS Earnestvale		1942-1960
	HMS Kingsbury (I)		1942-1960
	HMS Langford		1942-1960
	HMS Lunenborough		1942-1960
	HMS Ossulstone		1942-1943	Torpedoed in action 1943.
	HMS Pasquale		1942-1944
	HMS Swanbrook		1942-1960
	HMS Williamsdene		1942-1960
	HMS Haapuku	Swordfish	1959-1992
	HMS Kahawai		1959-1972
	HMS Tarakihi		1960-1972
	HMS Warehou		1960-1991

Coastal forces, patrol ships, etc

Name		Class	Dates	Notes
	HMS Kingsbury (III)	Kingsbury	2006-Present
	HMS Earnestvale		2006-present
	HMS Langford		2007-present
	HMS Swanbrook		2007-present
	HMS Lunenborough		2008-present
	HMS Williamsdene		2009-present

Submarines

Name		Class	Dates	Notes
	HMS E60	Echo	1915-1926	Launched by the Royal Navy 27 August 1912. Sold to New Ingrea in 1915. Scrapped 1926.
	HMS Thunderer	Storm	2006-Present
	HMS Typhoon		2006-Present

Auxiliary

New Ingrea's auxiliary ships take the form of supply ships, responsible for replenishment of the combat and patrol fleet; training ships, responsible for training cadets and sailors in the skills of a maritime career; and survey ships, which undertake research, mapping, and oceanography.

Name		Class	Dates	Notes
	HMS Waiautoa	River	1991-present
	HMS Waiparu		1993-present
	HMS Sir Vincent Churchwell	Premier	1965-present	New Ingrea variant of the Ingerish Lord-class logistics landing ship (LLS)
	HMS Sir Henry Chaytor		1976-present	Ex-HMS Lord Percy. Acquired from the Royal Navy 1976.
	HMS Minotaur	Fortress	1992-present	Originally HMS Denton Castle from 1960. Sold to New Ingrea in 1992.
	STS Challenger	Barquentine	1966-present	Youth development sail training ship.