List of ships of the Brazilian Navy

**Brazilian Navy**
Headquarters
	Brasília/DF
History and traditions
	Establishment:1822
	Navy Day:10 November
	Patron:Marquês de Tamandaré
Battles
	Independence of Brazil; Cisplatine War; Ragamuffin War; Platine War; Paraguayan War; World War I; World War II
Components
	Ships of the Brazilian Navy
	Aircraft of the Brazilian Navy
	Corps of Naval Fusiliers
	Naval Aviation
Personnel
	Admiral Ilques Barbosa Júnior

This is a list of active ships of the Brazilian Navy, complete and correct as of 2018. The Navy has approximately 112 ships in commission, including 39 auxiliary vessels. 7 of the commissioned vessels are frigates of British origin, 5 are conventional attack submarines of German origin and 1 of French origin.

Current ships

Submarines

Class	Boat	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Origin
Tupi class	S Tupi	S30	1989	1,440 tonnes	Diesel-electric attack submarine	Germany Brazil
	S Tamoio	S31	1994	1,440 tonnes	Diesel-electric attack submarine	Germany Brazil
	S Timbira	S32	1996	1,440 tonnes	Diesel-electric attack submarine	Germany Brazil
	S Tapajó	S33	1999	1,440 tonnes	Diesel-electric attack submarine	Germany Brazil
	S Tikuna	S34	2005	1,500 tonnes	Diesel-electric attack submarine	Germany Brazil
Scorpène class	S Riachuelo	S40	2019	2,000 tonnes	Diesel-electric attack submarine	France Brazil

Tamoio (Tupi class)
Riachuelo (Scorpène class)

Amphibious warfare

Class	Ship	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Origin	N.B.
Ocean class	PHM Atlântico	A140	2018	21,500 tonnes	Landing platform helicopter	United Kingdom (1996)	Flagship
Foudre class	NDM Bahia	G40	2015	12,000 tonnes	Landing platform/dock	France (1998)
Newport class	NDCC Mattoso Maia	G28	2001	8,757 tonnes	Tank landing ship	United States (1970)
Round Table class	NDCC Almirante Sabóia	G25	2009	7,700 tonnes	Landing ship logistics	United Kingdom (1967)

Atlântico (Ocean class)
Bahia (Foudre class)
Mattoso Maia (Newport class)
Almirante Sabóia (Round Table class)

Major surface combatants

Class	Ship	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Origin	N.B.
Niterói class
	F Defensora	F41	1977	3,800 tonnes	Frigate	United Kingdom Brazil	ASW
	F Constituição	F42	1978	3,800 tonnes	Frigate	United Kingdom Brazil	GP
	F Liberal	F43	1978	3,800 tonnes	Frigate	United Kingdom Brazil	GP
	F Independência	F44	1979	3,800 tonnes	Frigate	United Kingdom Brazil	ASW
	F União	F45	1980	3,800 tonnes	Frigate	United Kingdom Brazil	ASW
Type 22 frigate	F Greenhalgh	F46	1995	4,400 tonnes	Frigate	United Kingdom (1979)	ASW
Type 22 frigate	F Rademaker	F49	1997	4,400 tonnes	Frigate	United Kingdom (1980)	ASW
Inhaúma class
	Cv Júlio de Noronha	V32	1992	1,900 tonnes	Corvette	Brazil
	Cv Barroso	V34	2005	2,500 tonnes	Corvette	Brazil

União (Niterói class)
Rademaker (Type 22 class)
Barroso (Inhaúma class)

Offshore patrol

Class	Ship	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Origin	N.B.
Amazonas class	NPaOc Amazonas	P120	2012	2,200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	United Kingdom
	NPaOc Apa	P121	2012	2,200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	United Kingdom
	NPaOc Araguari	P122	2013	2,200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	United Kingdom	[1]
Imperial Marinheiro class	Cv Caboclo	V19	1955	1,000 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Netherlands
Bracuí class	NPa Bracuí	P60	1993	864 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	United Kingdom (1985)
	NPa Benevente	P61	1993	864 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	United Kingdom (1985)
	NPa Bocaína	P62	1993	864 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	United Kingdom (1986)
	NPa Babitonga	P63	1993	864 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	United Kingdom (1986)
Macaé class	NPa Macaé	P70	2009	500 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
Macaé class	NPa Macau	P71	2010	500 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
Grajaú class	NPa Grajaú	P40	1993	200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Guaíba	P41		200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Graúna	P42		200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Goiana	P43		200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Guajará	P44		200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Guaporé	P45		200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Gurupá	P46		200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Gurupi	P47		200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Guanabara	P48		200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Guarujá	P49		200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Guaratuba	P50		200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Gravataí	P51		200 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Brazil

Araguari (Amazonas class)
Caboclo (Imperial Marinheiro)
Bracuí (Bracuí class)
Macaé (Macaé class)
Goiana (Grajaú class)

Mine countermeasures

Class	Ship	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Origin
Aratù class	NV Aratù	M15	1970s	245 tonnes	Minesweeper	Germany
	NV Atalaia	M17	1970s	245 tonnes	Minesweeper	Germany
	NV Araçatuba	M18	1970s	245 tonnes	Minesweeper	Germany
	NV Abrolhos	M19	1970s	245 tonnes	Minesweeper	Germany
	NV Albardão	M20	1970s	245 tonnes	Minesweeper	Germany

Anhatomirim (Aratù class)

Auxiliary

Class	Ship	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Origin	N.B.
—	NSS Guillobel	K12	2019	5,700 tonnes	Submarine rescue	United Kingdom (2009)
—	NT Almirante Gastão Motta	G23	1991	6,000 tonnes	Tanker	Brazil
Mearim class	NApOc Mearim	G150	2018	1,943 tonnes	Rescue and salvage ship	Norway India	[2]
	NApOc Iguatemi	G151	2018	1,943 tonnes	Rescue and salvage ship	Norway India	[2]
	NApOc Purus	G152	2018	1,943 tonnes	Rescue and salvage ship	Norway India	[2]
Triunfo class	RbAM Tritão	R21	1987	1,350 tonnes	Salvage tug	Brazil	[3]
	RbAM Tridente	R22	1987	1,350 tonnes	Salvage tug	Brazil	[3]
	RbAM Triunfo	R23	1986	1,350 tonnes	Salvage tug	Brazil	[3]
Almirante Guilhem class	RbAM Almirante Guilhem	R24	1981	2,393 tonnes	Salvage tug	Brazil	[3]
Almirante Guilhem class	RbAM Almirante Guillobel	R25	1981	2,393 tonnes	Salvage tug	Brazil	[3]
—	AvPq Aspirante Moura	U14	2010	543 tonnes	Research aviso	Soviet Union (1987)	[4]
—	AvApCo Almirante Hess	U30	1983	90 tonnes	Torpedo recovery aviso	Brazil

Almirante Gastão Motta
Mearin class
Triunfo (Triunfo class)
Almirante Guilhem (Almirante Guilhem class)
Aspirante Moura

Survey

Class	Ship	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Origin
—	NPqHo Vital de Oliveira	H39	2015	4,200 tonnes	Oceanographic research vessel	China
—	NHoc Cruzeiro do Sul	H38	2007	2,100 tonnes	Oceanographic research vessel	Norway (1987)
Sirius class	NHi Sirius	H21	1958	1,463 tonnes	Oceanographic research vessel	Japan
—	NPo Almirante Maximiano	H41	2008	3,865 tonnes	Icebreaker	United States (1974)
—	NApOc Ary Rongel	H44	1993	1,982 tonnes	Icebreaker	Norway (1981)
Amorim do Valle class	NHoc Amorim do Valle	H35	1995	864 tonnes	Buoy tender	United Kingdom (1985)
	NHoc Taurus	H36	1995	864 tonnes	Buoy tender	United Kingdom (1986)
	NHoc Garnier Sampaio	H37	1995	864 tonnes	Buoy tender	United Kingdom (1986)
—	NF Almirante Graça Aranha	H34	1976	1,343 tonnes	Lightvessel (maintenance)	Brazil
Comandante Varella class	NB Comandante Varella	H18	1982	300 tonnes	Lightvessel (maintenance)	Brazil
	NB Tenente Castelo	H19	1983	300 tonnes	Lightvessel (maintenance)	Brazil
	NB Comandante Manhães	H20	1984	300 tonnes	Lightvessel (maintenance)	Brazil
	NB Tenente Boanerges	H25	1985	300 tonnes	Lightvessel (maintenance)	Brazil
—	NB Faroleiro Mário Seixas	H26	1984	234 tonnes	Lightvessel (maintenance)	Spain (1967)

Vital de Oliveira
Cruzeiro do Sul
Sirius (Sirius class)
Almirante Maximiano
Ary Rongel
Garnier Sampaio (Amorim do Valle class)
Almirante Graça Aranha
Comandante Varella (Comandante Varella class)
Faroleiro Mário Seixas

Inshore

Class	Ship	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Origin	N.B.
—	M Parnaíba	U17	1938	700 tonnes	River monitor	Brazil
Roraima class	NPaFlu Roraima	P30		340 tonnes	River patrol vessel	Brazil	[5]
	NPaFlu Rondônia	P31		340 tonnes	River patrol vessel	Brazil	[5]
	NPaFlu Amapá	P32		340 tonnes	River patrol vessel	Brazil	[5]
Roraima class	NPaFlu Pedro Teixeira	P20		690 tonnes	River patrol vessel	Brazil	[6]
Roraima class	NPaFlu Raposo Tavares	P21		690 tonnes	River patrol vessel	Brazil	[6]
Piratini class	NPa Piratini	P10	1971	105 tonnes	River patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Pirajá	P11	1971	105 tonnes	River patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Pampeiro	P12	1971	105 tonnes	River patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Paratí	P13	1971	105 tonnes	River patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Penedo	P14	1971	105 tonnes	River patrol vessel	Brazil
	NPa Potí	P15	1971	105 tonnes	River patrol vessel	Brazil
—	NApLogFlu Potengi	G17		594 tonnes	River tanker	Netherlands
—	NTrFlu Paraguassú	G15		285 tonnes	River troop transport ship	Brazil	[7]
—	NA Pará	U15		1,060 tonnes	River hospital ship River troop transport ship	Brazil	[7]
—	NTrFlu Almirante Leverger	G16	1993		River troop transport ship	Brazil	[7]
—	AvTrFlu Piraim	U29	1982	92 tonnes	River troop transport aviso	Brazil	[8]
—	NAsH Doutor Montenegro	U16		300 tonnes	River hospital ship	Brazil
Oswaldo Cruz class	NAsH Oswaldo Cruz	U18	1984	360 tonnes	River hospital ship	Brazil
Oswaldo Cruz class	NAsH Carlos Chagas	U19		360 tonnes	River hospital ship	Brazil
—	NAsH Tenente Maximiano	U28	2009	106 tonnes	River hospital ship	Brazil
—	NAsH Soares de Meirelles	U21	2010		River hospital ship	Brazil
—	AvHoFlu Caravelas	H17			River Oceanographic research vessel	Brazil
—	NHoFlu Rio Branco	H10			River Oceanographic research vessel	Brazil
Rio Tocatins class	NHoFlu Rio Tocantins	H12			River Oceanographic research vessel	Brazil
	NHoFlu Rio Xingu	H13			River Oceanographic research vessel	Brazil
	NHoFlu Rio Solimões	H14			River Oceanographic research vessel	Brazil
	NHoFlu Rio Negro	H15			River Oceanographic research vessel	Brazil

Parnaíba
Roraima (Roraima class)
Pedro Teixeira (Pedro Teixeira class)
PPiratini (Piratini class)
Potengi
Paraguassú
Pará
Almirante Leverger
Piraim
Doutor Montenegro
Oswaldo Cruz(Oswaldo Cruz class)
Tenente Maximiano
Soares de Meirelles
Caravelas Class
Rio Tocantins class

Fast patrol

Class	Ship	No.	Type	Origin	N.B.
Marlin class	AviPa Marlin	LP01	Fast patrol	Italy Brazil	[9]
	AviPa Barracuda	LP02	Fast patrol	Italy Brazil	[9]
	AviPa Dourado	LP03	Fast patrol	Italy Brazil	[9]
	AviPa Albacora	LP04	Fast patrol	Italy Brazil	[9]
	AviPa Anequim	LP05	Fast patrol	Italy Brazil	[9]
	AviPa Pargo	LP06	Fast patrol	Italy Brazil	[9]
Patrol River LPR-40		LPR01	Fast river patrol	Colombia	[10]
Patrol River LPR-40		LPR02	Fast river patrol	Colombia	[10]
DGS 888 Raptor	Moreira		Fast Armoured boat	Brazil	[11]
	Poraquê		Fast Armoured boat	Brazil	[11]
	Mangangá		Fast Armoured boat	Brazil	[11]

Barracuda (Marlin class)
(Patrol River LPR-40)
Poraque

Training

Class	Ship	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Origin	N.B.
Niterói class	NE Brasil	U27	1986	3,355 tonnes	Training frigate	United Kingdom Brazil	[12]
Aspirante Nascimento class	AviPa Aspirante Nascimento	U10	1980	119 tonnes	Training aviso	Brazil	[13]
	AviPa Guarda-Marinha Jansen	U11	1981	119 tonnes	Training aviso	Brazil	[13]
	AviPa Guarda-Marinha Brito	U12	1981	119 tonnes	Training aviso	Brazil	[13]
—	NVe Cisne Branco	U20	2000	1,038 tonnes	Sailing frigate	Netherlands

Brasil (Niterói class)
Guarda-Marinha Jansen (Aspirante Nascimento class)
Cisne Branco

Silhouettes

Silhouettes of active ships in the inventory of the Brazilian Navy.

Future ships

The following ships are under construction, planned, or desired.

Class	Ship	Pennant No.	Builders	Displacement	Type	Launched
Macaé class	Maracanã	P72	Brazil	500 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Planned 2020[14][15]
Macaé class	Mangaratiba	P75	Brazil	500 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Planned 2022[14][16]
Scorpène class	Humaitá	S41	France Brazil	2,000 tonnes	Diesel-electric attack submarine	Planned 2020[17]
	Tonelero	S42	France Brazil	2,000 tonnes	Diesel-electric attack submarine	Planned 2021[17]
	Angostura	S43	France Brazil	2,000 tonnes	Diesel-electric attack submarine	Planned 2022[17]
Tamandaré class	Tamandaré	V35	Germany Brazil	3,500 tonnes	Frigate	Planned 2025[18]
	Jerônimo de Albuquerque	V36	Germany Brazil	3,500 tonnes	Frigate	Planned 2026[18]
	Cunha Moreira	V37	Germany Brazil	3,500 tonnes	Frigate	Planned 2027[18]
	Mariz e Barros	V38	Germany Brazil	3,500 tonnes	Frigate	Planned 2028[18]
Álvaro Alberto class	Álvaro Alberto	SN10	Brazil	6,000 tonnes	Nuclear attack submarine	Planned 2030[19][20]

Torpedoes and missiles

Current

Type	Product	Comment	Origin
Torpedo	F21	Used on the Scorpène class submarines.	France
Torpedo	MK 48 MOD 6AT ADCAP	Used on the Type 209 submarines.	United States
Torpedo	Mark 46 torpedo	Used by both surface ships and helicopters.	United States
Anti-ship missile	Exocet	MM-40 in upgrading by Avibras, SM-39 for new Scorpène class submarines, AM-39 for the use by helicopters UH-15B (EC 725 Caracal).	France
Surface-to-air missile	Aspide	Used on the Niterói class frigates	Italy
Surface-to-air missile	Sea Wolf	Used on the Type 22 frigates.	United Kingdom
Surface-to-air missile	Simbad	Used on NDM Bahia.	France

Future

Type	Product	Comment	Origin
Surface-to-air missile	CAMM	Selected to equip new Tamandaré class frigates	United Kingdom
Torpedo	TP-1	Under development for the new Scorpène class submarines	Brazil
Anti-ship missile	MANSUP	Under development for the new Tamandaré class frigates, and Scorpène class submarines	Brazil

Historic ships

Imperial Navy

Some Vessels of the Imperial Navy

Class	Type	Origin	In Service	Per unit (Name)	Displacement	N.B.
Pedro I	Nau	Kingdom of Portugal	1822–1827			Participated in the War of Independence, his commander was Lord Cochrane Marquês do Maranhão.
Nictheroy	Frigate	Kingdom of Portugal	1822–1836			It was the first captaincy ship of the Brazilian fleet, with notable achievements of the War of Independence and the Cisplatine War.
Liberal	Corvette	Kingdom of Portugal	1823–1844			It was part of the Portuguese colonial fleet. The Brazilian Imperial Navy had outstanding performance of the War of Independence and the Cisplatine War.
Maria da Glória	Clipper/Corvette	USA	1823–1830			It was part of the Portuguese colonial fleet until 1823 when it was incorporated by Brazil. It participated in the War of Independence. In the Cisplatine War he stood out in the naval battle Lara Quilmes where he destroyed the Argentine frigate 25 de Mayo .
Real	Brig	Kingdom of Portugal	1823–1827			It was part of the Portuguese colonial fleet, was captured by Brazilians. He was actively involved in the war of independence and the Cisplatine War.
Oriental	Schooner	Empire of Brazil	1823–1827			Participated in the cisplatin War. In 1827 was captured by Argentine Navy.
Dona Januária	Schooner	Empire of Brazil	1823–1845			Participated in the cisplatin War. In 1827 was captured by Argentine Navy and renamed as Ocho Febrero In 1828 during the naval battle of Arregui was recaptured by the Empire of Brazil.
Imperatriz	Frigate	Empire of Brazil	1824–1836			Participated in the cisplatin war. During the conflict he excelled in repelling the attacks of the Argentine navy
Bertioga	Schooner	Kingdom of Portugal	1825–1827			Captured by the Argentines in the Battle of Juncal.In 1827 was captured by Argentine Navy.
Abaeté	Schooner	Empire of Brazil	1839–1841			Was part of the naval force which operated against Cabanagem.
Calíope	Brig	Empire of Brazil	1839–1860		194 ton	On December 17, 1851, participated in the forcing of the Tonelero Pass.
Amélia	Frigate	Empire of Brazil	1840–1859		594 ton	.
Dona Francisca	Corvette	Empire of Brazil	1845–1860		637 ton	On December 17, 1851, participated in the forcing of the Tonelero Pass.
Afonso	Frigate	United Kingdom	1848–1853		900 ton	Was fleet flagship during Battle of The Tonelero Pass in Platine War Sank in 1853.
Dom Pedro II	Corvette	Empire of Brazil	1850–1861			Participation in Battle of The Tonelero Pass Sank in 1861.
Recife	Corvette	United Kingdom	1850–1880			Was flagship of a fleet during Battle of The Tonelero Pass in Platine War.
Bahiana	Corvette	Empire of Brazil	1851–1893		972 ton	In 1851, he went to Montevideo to join Admiral Grenfell's squad in the war against Argentine Rosas.It was set on fire and destroyed during the 1893 Armada Revolt.
Amazonas	Frigate	United Kingdom	1852–1897		1.800 ton	Relevant participation in Paraguayan War Was seriously damaged during Naval Revolt in 1897.
Ypiranga	Gunboat	Empire of Brazil	1854–1880		325 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War.
Jequitinhonha	Corvette	United Kingdom	1854–1865		637 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War During the naval Battle of Riachuelo, it ran under the batteries of the strong enemies, having to be left by the crew. Not being able to get away from the beach, it was burned by the crew.
Parnahyba	Corvette	France	1858–1868		637 ton	Participation in Uruguayan War and Paraguayan War. Special participation in Siege of Paysandú.
Anhambaí	Light Gunboat	Empire of Brazil	1858–1865			Participation in and Paraguayan War. was captured by Paraguayan warships in January 1865.
Araguari	Gunboat	United Kingdom	1858–1882		400 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War.
Ivahy	Gunboat	United Kingdom	1858–1870		415 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War.
Iguatemi	Corvette	United Kingdom	1858–1882		400 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War.
Ironclad Brasil	Ironclad warship	Empire of Brazil	1865–1890		1.518 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War. Was damaged in Battle of Curuzu.
Mariz e Barros-class ironclad	Ironclad warship	United Kingdom	1865-1897 1865–1885	1-Mariz e Barros 2-Herval	1.313 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War.
Ironclad Tamandaré	Ironclad warship	Empire of Brazil	1865–1879		800 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War. Was damaged in Battle of Curupayty.
Ironclad Barroso	Ironclad warship	Empire of Brazil	1866–1882		980 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War.
Ironclad Rio de Janeiro	Ironclad warship	Empire of Brazil	1865–1866		870 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War. Sank after hitting two mines in Battle of Curupayty.
Cabral-class ironclad	Ironclad warship	United Kingdom	1865-1880 1865–1880	1-Cabral 2-Colombo	1.100 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War.
Ironclad Lima Barros	Ironclad warship	Empire of Brazil	1866–1905		1.700 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War.
Ironclad Silvado	Ironclad warship	Empire of Brazil	1866–1880		1.335 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War.
Monitor Bahia	Monitor (warship)	United Kingdom	1866–1882		940 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War.
Pará-class monitor	Monitor (warship)	Empire of Brazil	1866–1884 1866-1907 1867-1900 1868-1893 1868-1884 1868-1882	1-Pará 2-Rio Grande 3-Alagoas 4-Piauí 5-Ceará 6-Santa Catharina	490 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War.
Battleship Riachuelo	Battleship	United Kingdom	1883–1910		5.700 ton
Torpedo-boat Class I	Torpedoboat	United Kingdom	1882–1900	Nº1 Nº2 Nº3 Nº4 Nº5		.
Marajó	Gunboat	Empire of Brazil	1885–1893		430 ton	Participation in Naval Revolt by the Rebel Fleet. In 1893 he was set on fire by loyalist troops.
Imperial Marinheiro	Cruiser	Empire of Brazil	1884–1887		726 ton	Sank in 1887.
Battleship Aquidabã	Battleship	United Kingdom	1885–1906		5.030 ton	Participation in Naval Revolt by the Rebel Fleet. Was damaged by torpedoes in naval battle of Anhatomirim, Santa Catarina Sank in 1906.
Cruiser Almirante Barroso	Cruiser	Empire of Brazil	1884–1893		2.000 ton	Sank in 1893 during circumnavigation voyage.
Forges-et-Chantiers Ocean Monitor	Monitor (warship)	France	1873–1893 1875-1893	1-Javary 2-Solimões	3.700 ton	The two joined the Rebel Fleet during the Naval Revolt, Javary was sunk by the coastal artillery Fort Villagaignon.
Trajano	Cruiser	Empire of Brazil	1873–1906		1.414 ton	He joined the Rebel Fleet during the Naval Revolt.
Battleship Sete de Setembro	Battleship	Empire of Brazil	1874–1893		2.174 ton	He joined the Rebel Fleet during the Naval Revolt, sunk in combat in 1893.

Republic Navy

Class	Type	Origin	In Service	Per unit (Name)	Displacement	N.B.
Carioca class	Gunboat	Brazil	1890–1912	Cananéia	210 ton	Participation in Naval Revolt by the Loyalist Fleet. It was sunk in combat against the Cruiser Republica, in 1894. It was recovered after the war and survived.
Tamandaré class	Protected Cruiser	Brazil	1890–1915	Tamandaré	4.430 ton	Participation in Naval Revolt by the Rebel Fleet.
Coureur class	Torpedoboat	United Kingdom	1891–1902	Marcílio Dias Iguatemi Araguari	110 ton	Participation in Naval Revolt by the Rebel Fleet.
Republic class	Protected Cruiser	United Kingdom	1892–1922	Republica	1.230 ton	Participation in Naval Revolt by the Rebel Fleet, under rebel control was renamed to 15 de Novembro. During the conflict sank the gunboat Cananéia loyalist Fleet.
Tiradentes class	Torpedo-Cruiser	United Kingdom	1892–1917	Tiradentes	700 ton	Participation in Naval Revolt, he sided with the Loyalist Fleet.
Sabino Vieira	Torpedoboat	United Kingdom	1893–1901	Sabino Vieira	16 ton	Participation in Naval Revolt, he sided with the Loyalist Fleet.
Pedro Ivo class	Torpedoboat	German Empire	1893–1910 1893-1900 1893-1912	Pedro Ivo Nº1 Pedro Affonso Nº2 Silvado Nº3 Tamboril Nº4 Bento Gonçalves Nº5	130 ton	Participation in Naval Revolt in Loyalist Fleet.
Gustavo Sampaio class	Destroyer	United Kingdom	1894-1912	Gustavo Sampaio	438 ton	Participation in Naval Revolt remained in the Loyalist Fleet. During the Naval Battle Anhatomirim fired four torpedoes, one of which put out of action the Battleship Aquidabã.
Pereira da Cunha class	Light Cruiser	Brazil	1893-1894	Pereira da Cunha		Participation in Naval Revolt by the Rebel Fleet, exploded after being hit by coastal artillery fire.
Benjamim Constant-class	Cruiser	France	1894-1926	Benjamim Constant	2.275 ton
Itas-class	Cargo Ship	United Kingdom	1898-1915	Comandante Freitas
Barroso-class	Protected Cruiser	United Kingdom	1896-1931	C1 Barroso	3.400 ton
Deodoro-class	Coastal Defence Battleship	France	1898-1924 1900-1934	1-Deodoro 2-Floriano	3.160 ton
Tupy-class	Torpedo boat	German Empire	1897-1915 1897-1917 1897-1916	1-Tupy 2-Tymbira 3-Tamoio	1.130 ton
Acre-class	Gunboat	United Kingdom	1906-1921 1906-1917 1906-1917 1906-1933	1-Acre 2-Amapá 3-Jurua 4-Missões	200 ton
Goyaz-class	Torpedo boat	United Kingdom	1907-1933	Goyaz	56 ton
Pará class	Destroyer	Brazil	1908-1933 1908-1944 1908-1931 1908-1946 1909-1944 1909-1944 1909-1939 1909-1944 1910-1944 1910-1944	CT-2 Pará CT-3 Piaui CT-1 Amazonas CT-10 Mato Grosso CT-4 Rio Grande do Norte CT-5 Paraiba CT-6 Alagoas CT-9 Santa Catarina CT-8 Parana CT-7 Sergipe	640 ton	Participation in World War I and World War II.
Bahia class	Scout cruiser	United Kingdom	1909-1945	C 12 Bahia	3.100 ton	Participation in World War I and World War II. Sunk in 1945.
Bahia class	Scout cruiser	United Kingdom	1909-1948	C 11 Rio Grande do Sul	3.100 ton	Participation in World War I and World War II.
Battleship Minas Geraes	Battleship	United Kingdom	1910-1952	Minas Gerais	20.000 ton	Participation in World War I and World War II.
Battleship São Paulo	Battleship	United Kingdom	1910-1947	São Paulo	20.000 ton	Participation in World War I and World War II.
Laurindo Pitta class	Tugboat	United Kingdom	1910-1998	Laurindo Pitta		Participation in World War I and World War II.
Humber-class monitor	Monitor	United Kingdom	1914-1920	Solimões	1.260 ton
Belmonte Class	Auxiliary ship	German Empire	1917	Belmonte
Acasta-class destroyer	Destroyer	United Kingdom	1922-1946	Maranhão	940 ton	Participation in World War II.
Balilla-class submarine	Submarine	Italy	1927-1950	Humayta	1427 tons
Tupy class	Submarine	Italy	1937-1959 1937-1959 1937-1959	S11 Tupy S12 Tymbira S13 Tamoyo		Participation in World War II.
Vital de Oliveira	Auxiliary ship	Brazil	1931-1944	Vital de Oliveira		Participation in World War II. Sunk in 1944, torpedoed by a German submarine.
Barreto de Menezes Class	Light corvette	Brazil	1942-1959	F1 Fernandes Vieira F2 Felipe Camarão F3 Henrique Dias F4 Matias e Albuquerque F5 Barreto de Menezes F6 Vidal de Negreiros		Participation in World War II.
Orizaba class	Auxiliary ship	United States	1945-1959	U11 Duque de Caxias		Participation in World War II.
Carioca-class corvette	Corvette	Brazil	1939-1949	C1 Carioca C2 Cananéia C3 Camocim C4 Cabedelo C5 Caravelas C6 Camaquã	818 ton	Participation in World War II. Camaquã sunk in 1944.
Mettawee-class gasoline tanker	Tank ship	United States	1944-1970	G18 Rijo G19 Raza		Participation in World War II.
Pernanbuco Class	River monitor	Brazil	1910-1948 1940–1971	Pernanbuco P1 Paraguassú	650 ton	Participation in World War II. During the 2nd World War, static harbour defense at anchor at the port of Salvador-BA.
PC-461-class	Submarine chaser	United States	1942–1958 1942-1959 1943-1952 1943-1952 1943-1959 1943-1951 1943-1959 1943-1959	G1 Guaporé G2 Gurupi G3 Guaíba G4 Guarupá G5 Guajará G6 Goiânia G7 Grajaú G8 Graúna		Participation in World War II.
Marcílio Dias-class	Destroyer	United States Brazil	1943–1966 1943-1972 1943-1966	M1 Marcilio Dias M2 Mariz e Barros M3 Greenhalgh	2.000 ton	Participation in World War II.
Bertioga-class destroyer	Destroyer	United States	1944-1964 1944-1973 1945-1981 1945-1968 1945-1964 1945-1964 1945-1965 1945-1973	D16 Babitonga D17 Baependi D18 Bauru D19 Beberibe D20 Benevente D21 Bertioga D22 Bocaina D23 Bracuí	1.600 ton	Participation in World War II.
Gato class	Submarine	United States	1957-1968 1957-1966	S14 Humaitá S15 Riachuelo
Stoyomo-class	Tugboat	United States	1947-1985 1947-1985 1947-1986	R1Tritão R2Tridente R3Triunfo
Acre class	Destroyer	Brazil	1949-1974 1949-1964 1949-1973 1949-1964 1949-1974 1949-1974	D10 Acre D11 Ajuricaba D12 Amazonas D13 Apa D14 Araguarí D15 Araguaya	1.886 ton
Aircraft carrier Minas Gerais	Aircraft carrier	United Kingdom	1960-2001	A11 Minas Gerais	19.800 ton	Fleet flagship during the Lobster War.
YMS-1-class minesweeper	Minesweepers	United States	1960-1982	M11 Javarí M12 Jutaí M13 Juruá M14 Jurena
Mato Grosso-class destroyers	Destroyer	United States	1959-1983 1959-1973 1959-1973 1961-1982 1969-1989 1968-1988 1972-1990	D27 Para D28 Paraiba D29 Paraná D30 Pernanbuco D31 Piauí D32 Santa Catarina D33 Maranhão	3.310 ton
Aristaeus class	Auxiliary ship	United States	1962-1997	G24 Belmonte
Mato Grosso-class destroyers	Destroyer	United States	1972-1990 1973-1996 1973-1994 1973-1995 1973-1996	D34 Mato Grosso D35 Sergipe D36 Alagoas D37 Rio Grande do Norte D38 Espirito Santo	3.400 ton
Guppy II class	Submarine	United States	1972-1983 1972-1993 1972-1993 1978-1981 1973-1983 1973-1990 1973-1992	S10 Guanabara S11 Rio Grande do Sul S12 Bahia S13 Rio de Janeiro S14 Ceará S15 Goiás S16 Amazonas
Cruiser Barroso	Light cruiser	United States	1951–1973	C11 Barroso	12.900 ton	Participation in Lobster War.
Cruiser Tamandare	Light cruiser	United States	1951–1976	C12 Tamandaré	12.900 ton	Participation in Lobster War.
Marcílio Dias-class destroyers	Destroyer	United States	1973-1994 1973-1997	D25 Marcílio Dias D26 Mariz e Barros	3.500 ton
Oberon class	Submarine	United Kingdom	1973-1996 1977-2001 1977-1997	S20 Humaitá S22 Riachuelo S21 Tonelero
Penguin class	Auxiliary ship	United States	1973-1996	K10 Gastão Moutinho
De Soto County class	Auxiliary ship	United States	1973-2000	G26 Duque de Caxias
Garcia class	Destroyer	United States	1989-2001 1989-2004 1989-2004 1989-2005	D27 Pará D28 Paraiba D29 Parana D30 Pernambuco	3.600 ton
Imperial Marinheiro class	Corvette	Netherlands	1955-2005	V15 Imperial Marinheiro V16 Iguatemi V17 Ipiranga V18 Forte Coimbra V20 Angostura V21 Bahiana V22 Mearim V23 Purus V24 Solimões
Custódio de Mello class	Auxiliary ship	Japan	1957-2009	G15 Custódio de Mello G16 Barroso Pereira G21 Ary Parreiras G22 Soares Dutra
Type 22 frigate	Frigate	United Kingdom	1996-2004 1996-2015	F47 Dodsworth F48 Bosísio	4.450 ton
Ceará class	Auxiliary ship	United States	1990-2012 1990-2016	G31 Rio de Janeiro G30 Ceará	11.600 ton
Inhaúma class	Corvette	Brazil	1986-2017 1992-2016 1991-2019	V30 Inhaúma V33 Frontin V31 Jaceguaí	1.900 ton
Marajó class	Tanker	Brazil	1969-2016	G27 Marajó
Clemenceau class	Aircraft carrier	France	2000-2017	A12 São Paulo	32.750 ton	Former French aircraft carrier Foch (R99)
Niterói class	Frigate	United Kingdom Brazil	1974-2019	F40 Niterói	3.800 ton
Felinto Perry class	Submarine rescue	Norway	1988-2019	K11 Felinto Perry	2.500 ton
Round Table class	Landing ship logistics	United Kingdom	2007-2019	G29 Garcia D'Avila	7.700 ton

References

"Third BAE Systems built OPV for Brazilian Navy "ARAGUARI" handed over during ceremony". June 22, 2013.
Armament:
- 2× .50 Caliber Machine Gun
- 2× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs
Armament:
- 2× Oerlikon 20 mm cannon
Former paint-ship of the USSR Navy (built in Split in 1987), after 1992-Estonia "Nesko", in 1994 renamed "EVA315", in 2003 transferred to Spain as "E Eva", in 2007 transferred to Norway FAR - Find and Recover Ltd under Malta flag as "Finder", in 2010 transferred to Brasil.
Armament:
- 1× Bofors 40 mm gun cannon
- 2× Oerlikon 20 mm cannon
- 6× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs
- 2x 81mm Mortar
Armament:
- 1× Bofors 40 mm gun cannon
- 6× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs
- 2x 81mm Mortar
Armament:
- 4× .50 Caliber Machine Gun
Armament:
- 2× .50 Caliber Machine Gun
- 2× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs
Armament:
- 2× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs
Armament:
- 2× .50 Caliber Machine Gun
- 2× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs
- 1× Mk 19 grenade launcher
Armament:
- 1× .50 Caliber Machine Gun REMAX
- 1× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs
Armament:
- 2× Bofors 40 mm Mk3 Sea Trinity
- 4× Hidroar 3APR 47 mm cannon
- 4× rocket launchers 50 mm
Armament:
- 2× M2 Browning machine gun
"Marinha vai concluir a construção dos NPa Maracanã e Mangaratiba no AMRJ". Defesa Aérea & Naval (in Portuguese). 29 August 2019.
"Marinha vai concluir a construção dos NPa Maracanã e Mangaratiba no AMRJ". Poder Naval. 29 December 2019.
"Marinha vai concluir a construção dos NPa Maracanã e Mangaratiba no AMRJ". Poder Naval. 29 December 2019.
"LAAD 2017: Brazilian submarine programme moves into construction". IHS Jane's 360. 11 April 2017. Archived from the original on 13 April 2017. Retrieved 10 February 2018.
"Programa Classe Tamandaré". Marinha do Brasil (in Portuguese).
"South America Goes Nuclear: Now Brazil". Gatestone Institute. 20 August 2013.
"O Prosub e o submarino nuclear brasileiro SN-BR" (in Portuguese). Poder Naval. 20 February 2018.

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[1] "Third BAE Systems built OPV for Brazilian Navy "ARAGUARI" handed over during ceremony". June 22, 2013.

[Mearimarms-2] Armament:
2× .50 Caliber Machine Gun

2× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

[3] 2× .50 Caliber Machine Gun

[4] 2× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

[Triunfoarms-3] Armament:
2× Oerlikon 20 mm cannon

[6] 2× Oerlikon 20 mm cannon

[Asphist-4] Former paint-ship of the USSR Navy (built in Split in 1987), after 1992-Estonia "Nesko", in 1994 renamed "EVA315", in 2003 transferred to Spain as "E Eva", in 2007 transferred to Norway FAR - Find and Recover Ltd under Malta flag as "Finder", in 2010 transferred to Brasil.

[Roraimaarms-5] Armament:
1× Bofors 40 mm gun cannon

2× Oerlikon 20 mm cannon

6× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

2x 81mm Mortar

[9] 1× Bofors 40 mm gun cannon

[10] 2× Oerlikon 20 mm cannon

[11] 6× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

[12] 2x 81mm Mortar

[Pedroarms-6] Armament:
1× Bofors 40 mm gun cannon

6× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

2x 81mm Mortar

[14] 1× Bofors 40 mm gun cannon

[15] 6× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

[16] 2x 81mm Mortar

[Paraguassuarms-7] Armament:
4× .50 Caliber Machine Gun

[18] 4× .50 Caliber Machine Gun

[Piraimarms-8] Armament:
2× .50 Caliber Machine Gun

2× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

[20] 2× .50 Caliber Machine Gun

[21] 2× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

[Marlinarms-9] Armament:
2× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

[23] 2× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

[LPRarms-10] Armament:
2× .50 Caliber Machine Gun

2× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

1× Mk 19 grenade launcher

[25] 2× .50 Caliber Machine Gun

[26] 2× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

[27] 1× Mk 19 grenade launcher

[Raptorarms-11] Armament:
1× .50 Caliber Machine Gun REMAX

1× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

[29] 1× .50 Caliber Machine Gun REMAX

[30] 1× 7.62 mm L7 GPMGs

[Brasarms-12] Armament:
2× Bofors 40 mm Mk3 Sea Trinity

4× Hidroar 3APR 47 mm cannon

4× rocket launchers 50 mm

[32] 2× Bofors 40 mm Mk3 Sea Trinity

[33] 4× Hidroar 3APR 47 mm cannon

[34] 4× rocket launchers 50 mm

[nasciarms-13] Armament:
2× M2 Browning machine gun

[36] 2× M2 Browning machine gun

[Maracana-Mangaratiba_shedule-14] "Marinha vai concluir a construção dos NPa Maracanã e Mangaratiba no AMRJ". Defesa Aérea & Naval (in Portuguese). 29 August 2019.

[15] "Marinha vai concluir a construção dos NPa Maracanã e Mangaratiba no AMRJ". Poder Naval. 29 December 2019.

[16] "Marinha vai concluir a construção dos NPa Maracanã e Mangaratiba no AMRJ". Poder Naval. 29 December 2019.

[Scorpene_programme-17] "LAAD 2017: Brazilian submarine programme moves into construction". IHS Jane's 360. 11 April 2017. Archived from the original on 13 April 2017. Retrieved 10 February 2018.

[Tamandare_programme-18] "Programa Classe Tamandaré". Marinha do Brasil (in Portuguese).

[19] "South America Goes Nuclear: Now Brazil". Gatestone Institute. 20 August 2013.

[20] "O Prosub e o submarino nuclear brasileiro SN-BR" (in Portuguese). Poder Naval. 20 February 2018.

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