List of ships in the Swedish Navy
Operational units
HMS stands for Hans / Hennes Majestäts Skepp ( German His / Her Majesty's Ship )
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Historical units
Torpedbåtar ( speed boats )The assignment of the Swedish ship classes is not entirely successful. The Swedish Navy did not develop the small torpedo boats of the late 19th century and then replaced them with units that were speed boats according to the German classification. 1: a Klasse torpedbåt
2: a class torpedbåt
HMS Perseus (T101)Pleiad class (1953) 1954–1977HMS Plejad T102 Spica class 1966 - 1987
Norrköping class (also Spica II) 1973–1983From 1973 to 1983 they were used as torpedo boats . At that time they had the letter "T" in their identification; then they were converted to missile speedboats . For the list of boats see below. Missile speedboatsNorrköping class (also "Ystad class") 1983-20051982-83 the torpedo speedboats (see above) were converted to anti-ship missiles and then had an "R" in their identification. The last two boats (R131, R142) were decommissioned on September 1, 2005.
MTBThe Swedish Navy classifies the small MTB separately from the larger "Torpedbåtar" Italian miniature speedboats (MAS) from the First World War .
British miniature speedboats from the 1920s
American PT boats
British Vosper MTB
Italian MAS from the late 1930s
Swedish self-build (22.5 t) from World War II (derived from Italian MAS)
Swedish self-build (27 t) from World War II
Swedish self-build (40 t) from the early 1950s
Swedish self-build (40 t) from the late 1950s
Patrol boatsThe last three patrol boats were decommissioned on September 1, 2005.
Buoy boatsFor sonobuoy .
Mine ships
Submarines
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Torpedo boatsdestroyer
cruiser
Coastal armored ships
IcebreakerMeanwhile under civilian occupation.
Kitchen shipsMeanwhile under civilian occupation. Remaining units
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