List of active Brazilian Navy ships explained

This is a list of active Brazilian Navy ships. The Navy has approximately 134 ships in commission, including 39 auxiliary ships. 9 frigates/corvettes, 5 conventional attack submarines and 1 helicopter carrier. This list presents only the major combatant and auxiliary vessels in active service and in construction. The Navy also operates dozens of diverse vessels including for research, inshore and fast interdiction duties, while accumulating coastguard and river guard roles.

Boat status legend:

Submarine fleet

See also: Brazilian Submarine Force Command.

Class	Boat	No.	Comm.	Displacement	Builder
Conventional & Nuclear attack submarines (4 in service — 1 fitting out — 2 in construction)
Tupi class	Tupi	S30	1989	1,440 t	HDW, Kiel, GER AMRJ, Rio de Janeiro, BRA
	Tikuna	S34	2005	1,580 t
Riachuelo class	Riachuelo	S40	2022	1,900 t	ICN, Itaguaí, BRA
	Humaitá	S41	2024
	Tonelero	S42	2025
	Angostura	S43	2026
	Álvaro Alberto	SN10	2032	6,000 t

Surface fleet

Class	Boat	No.	Comm.	Displacement	Builder
Helicopter carrier (1 in service)
—	Atlântico	A140	2018	21,500 t	VSEL, Barrow-in-Furness, UK
Frigates (6 in service — 1 fitting out — 1 in construction — 6 planned)
Type 22	Rademaker	F49	1997	4,450 t	YSL, Glasgow, UK
Niterói class	Defensora	F41	1977	3,800 t	VT, Portsmouth, UK AMRJ, Rio de Janeiro, BRA
	Constituição	F42	1978
	Liberal	F43	1978
	Independência	F44	1979
	União	F45	1980
Tamandaré class	Tamandaré	F200	2025	3,500 t	TKMS, Itajaí, BRA
	Jerônimo de Albuquerque	F201	2026
	Cunha Moreira	F202	2027
	Mariz e Barros	F203	2028
	TBD	F204	TBD
	TBD	F205	TBD
	TBD	F206	TBD
	TBD	F207	TBD
Corvettes (2 in service)
Inhaúma class	Barroso	V34	2005	2,500 t	AMRJ, Rio de Janeiro, BRA
	Júlio de Noronha	V32	1992	1,900 t
Patrols (25 in service — 2 in construction)
	Caboclo	V19	1955	1,000 t	Royal Bodewes, Hoogezand, NL
	Amazonas	P120	2012	2,200 t	BAE Systems, Portsmouth & Scotstoun, UK
	Apa	P121	2012
	Araguari	P122	2013
	Macaé	P70	2009	500 t	AMRJ, Rio de Janeiro, BRA
	Macau	P71	2010
	Maracanã	P72	2022
	Mangaratiba	P75	2026
	Miramar	P76	2027
Bracuí class	Bracuí	P60	1993	864 t	Richards Dry Dock and Engineering Limited, Great Yarmouth, UK
	Benevente	P61	1993
	Bocaína	P62	1993
	Babitonga	P63	1993
Grajaú class	Grajaú	P40	1993	200 t	AMRJ, Rio de Janeiro, BRA
	Guaíba	P41	1994
	Graúna	P42	1994
	Goiana	P43	1994
	Guajará	P44	1995
	Guaporé	P45	1995
	Gurupá	P46	1995
	Gurupi	P47	1996
	Guanabara	P48	1996
	Guarujá	P49	1998
	Guaratuba	P50	1998
	Gravataí	P51	1999
Mine countermeasures (5 in service)
Aratu class	Aratù	M15	1970s	245 t	A&R, Lemwerder, GER
	Atalaia	M17
	Araçatuba	M18
	Abrolhos	M19
	Albardão	M20

Auxiliary fleet

Class	Boat	No.	Comm.	Displacement	Builder
Landing platform dock (2 in service)
Foudre class	Bahia	G40	2015	12,000 t	DCNS, Brest, FRA
Round Table class	Almirante Sabóia	G25	2009	7,700 t	Hawthorn Leslie, Hebburn, UK
Replenishment (1 in service)
—	Almirante Gastão Motta	G23	1991	6,000 t	Ishibrás, Rio de Janeiro, BRA
Training (5 in service)
—	Cisne Branco	U20	2000	1,038 t	Damen, Gorinchem, NL
Niterói class	Brasil	U27	1986	3,355 t	AMRJ, Rio de Janeiro, BRA
Aspirante Nascimento class	Aspirante Nascimento	U10	1980	190 t	EMBRASA, Itajaí, BRA
	Guarda-Marinha Jansen	U11	1981
	Guarda-Marinha Brito	U12	1981
Submarine rescue (1 in service)
—	Guillobel	K120	2019	5,700 t	Astilleros Balenciaga, Zumaia, ES
Research (4 in service)
—	Vital de Oliveira	H39	2015	4,200 t	Guangzhou Hantong Shipbuilding and Shipping Co. Ltd., Xinhui, CHN
—	Cruzeiro do Sul	H38	2007	2,100 t	Eiken Mekaniske Verksted AS, Steinkjer, NOR
—	Antares	H40	1988	1,248 t	AS Mejellem & Karlsen, Bergen, NOR
—	Sirius	H21	1958	1,463 t	IHI, Tokyo, JP
Icebreaker (2 in service — 1 in construction)
—	Almirante Saldanha	H22	2025	6,804 t	Jurong Aracruz, Espírito Santo, BRA
—	Almirante Maximiano	H41	2008	3,865 t	Vigor Shipyards, Los Angeles, US
—	Ary Rongel	H44	1993	1,982 t	Eide Marine Services, Halsnøy, NOR
Tugs (10 in service)
Almirante Guilhem class	Almirante Guilhem	R24	1981	2,393 t	Superpesa, Rio de Janeiro, BRA
	Almirante Guillobel	R25	1981
Triunfo class	Tritão	R21	1987	1,350 t	ESTANAVE, Manaus, BRA
	Tridente	R22	1987
	Triunfo	R23	1987
Mearim class	Mearim	G150	2018	1,943 t	AMRJ, Rio de Janeiro, BRA
	Iguatemi	G151	2018
	Purus	G152	2018
—	Aspirante Moura	U14	1987	543 t
—	Almirante Hess	U30	1983	90 t

Silhouettes

Silhouettes of major units in service:

Weapon systems

Name	Photo	Type	Version	Used by
Naval artillery
OTO Melara 76 mm		Dual-purpose gun	Super Rapid	Tamandaré-class frigates
4.5-inch Mark 8 113 mm			—	Niterói-class frigates Inhaúma-class corvettes
Bofors 40 mm			L/60 L/70	Niterói-class frigates Inhaúma-class corvettes Macaé-class patrol vessels Grajaú-class patrol vessels
DS30M Mark 2 30 mm		Autocannon	—	Amazonas-class patrol vessels Helicopter carrier Atlântico
Oerlikon 30 mm			—	Type 22 frigates
Oerlikon 20 mm			—	Niterói-class frigates Inhaúma-class corvettes Grajaú-class patrol vessels
Sea Defender 12.7 mm			—	Tamandaré-class frigates
Rheinmetall Sea Snake 30 mm		CIWS	KCE30	Tamandaré-class frigates
Anti-ship missiles
Exocet		Anti-ship missile (AShM)	MM38 MM40 Block 2 AM39 SM-39	Niterói class frigates Inhaúma-class corvettes Riachuelo-class submarines EC725 helicopter
Mansup			MANSUP MANSUP-ER	Niterói-class frigates Tamandaré-class frigates
Surface-to-air missiles
Aspide		Surface-to-air missile (SAM)	Aspide 2000	Niterói-class frigates
Sea Wolf			—	Type 22 frigates
Mistral			SIMBAD	Bahia LPD
Common Anti-Air Modular Missile			Sea Ceptor	Tamandaré-class frigates
Torpedoes
Mark 48		Torpedo	Mod 6AT ADCAP	Tupi-class submarines
Mark 46			Mod 5A	Tamandaré-class frigates Niterói-class frigates Inhaúma-class corvettes
Mark 54			Mod 5A	S-70B helicopter
F21			—	Riachuelo-class submarines

Historic ships

Imperial Navy

Class	Type	Origin	In Service	Per unit (Name)	Photo	Displacement	N.B.
Dom Pedro I		Portugal	1822-1824				Participated in the War of Independence.
Maria Teresa		Portugal	1822–1827				Participated in the War of Independence and the Cisplatine War.
Vasco da Gama	Nau	Portugal	1822–1826				Participated in the War of Independence.
Pedro I	Nau	Portugal	1822–1827				Participated in the War of Independence, his commander was Lord Cochrane Marquês do Maranhão.
Nictheroy		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		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		United States	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		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		Brazil	1823–1827				Participated in the cisplatin War. In 1827 was captured by Argentine Navy.
Dona Januária		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		Brazil	1824–1836				Participated in the cisplatin war. During the conflict he excelled in repelling the attacks of the Argentine navy
Bertioga		Portugal	1825–1827				Captured by the Argentines in the Battle of Juncal.In 1827 was captured by Argentine Navy.
Constituição		United States	1826–1880				Participated in the cisplatin war. Seizes two boats Argentine privateers during the conflict.
Abaeté		Brazil	1839–1841				Was part of the naval force which operated against Cabanagem.
Calíope		Brazil	1839–1860			194 ton	On December 17, 1851, participated in the forcing of the Tonelero Pass.
Amélia		Brazil	1840–1859			594 ton	.
Dona Francisca		Brazil	1845–1860			637 ton	On December 17, 1851, participated in the forcing of the Tonelero Pass.
Afonso		United Kingdom	1848–1853			900 ton	Was fleet flagship during Battle of The Tonelero Pass in Platine War Sank in 1853.
Dom Pedro II		Brazil	1850–1861				Participation in Battle of The Tonelero Pass Sank in 1861.
Recife		United Kingdom	1850–1880				Was flagship of a fleet during Battle of The Tonelero Pass in Platine War.
Bahiana		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		United Kingdom	1852–1897			1,800 ton	Relevant participation in Paraguayan War Was seriously damaged during Naval Revolt in 1897.
Ypiranga		Brazil	1854–1880			325 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War.
Jequitinhonha		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.
Beberibe		United Kingdom	1854–1869			559 ton	Participation in Paraguayan War. He had an important participation in the naval battle of Riachuelo and in the passage of the fortress of Humaita.
Belmonte		France	1856–1876			602 ton	Participation in Platine War and Paraguayan War.
Parnahyba		France

|| 1858–1868 || |||| 637 ton || Participation in Uruguayan War and Paraguayan War. Special participation in Siege of Paysandú.|-| Anhambaí || Light Gunboat || 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 || 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 || Brazil ||1865–1879 || ||||800 ton || Participation in Paraguayan War. Was damaged in Battle of Curupayty.|-| Ironclad Barroso || Ironclad warship || Brazil || 1866–1882 || |||| 980 ton || Participation in Paraguayan War.|-| Ironclad Rio de Janeiro || Ironclad warship || 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 || Brazil || 1866–1905 || |||| 1,700 ton || Participation in Paraguayan War.|-| Ironclad Silvado || Ironclad warship || Brazil || 1866–1880 || || || 1,335 ton || Participation in Paraguayan War.|-| Monitor Bahia || Monitor (warship) || United Kingdom || 1866–1882 || || || 940 ton || Participation in Paraguayan War.|-| || Monitor (warship) || Brazil || 1866–1884
1866–1907
1867–1900
1868–1893
1868–1884
1868–1882 || 1-
2-
3-
4-
5-
6- || || 490 ton || Participation in Paraguayan War.|-| Battleship Riachuelo || Battleship || United Kingdom || 1883–1910 || || || 5,700 ton |||-| Afonso Celso Class || Gunboat || Brazil || 1882–1900 || Afonso Celso/Trindade || || 327 ton|| .|-| Torpedo-boat Class I || Torpedoboat || United Kingdom || 1882–1900 || Nº1
Nº2
Nº3
Nº4
Nº5 || || || .|-| Alfa Class || Torpedoboat || United Kingdom || 1883–1899 ||Alfa
Beta
Gama || || || .|-| Marajó || Gunboat || 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 || 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.|-| Iniciadora || Gunboat || Brazil || 1885–1907 || || || 268 ton |||-| Cruiser Almirante Barroso|| Cruiser || 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 || Brazil || 1873–1906 || || || 1,414 ton || He joined the Rebel Fleet during the Naval Revolt.|-| Battleship Sete de Setembro || Battleship || 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)	Photo	Displacement	N.B.
Carioca class		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		United Kingdom	1893–1901	Sabino Vieira		16 ton	Participation in Naval Revolt, he sided with the Loyalist Fleet.
Pedro Ivo class		Germany	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		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		France	1898–1924 1900–1934	1-Deodoro 2-Floriano		3,160 ton
Tupy-class		Germany	1897–1915 1897–1917 1897–1916	1-Tupy 2-Tymbira 3-Tamoio		1,130 ton
Acre-class		United Kingdom	1906–1921 1906–1917 1906–1917 1906–1933	1-Acre 2-Amapá 3-Jurua 4-Missões		200 ton
Goyaz class		United Kingdom	1907–1933	Goyaz		56 ton
		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.
		United Kingdom	1909–1945	C12 Bahia		3,100 ton	Participation in World War I and World War II. Sunk in 1945.
		United Kingdom	1909–1948	C11 Rio Grande do Sul		3,100 ton	Participation in World War I and World War II.
Minas Geraes class		United Kingdom	1910–19521910–1947	Minas GeraesSão Paulo		20,000 ton	Participation in World War I and World War II.
Laurindo Pitta class		United Kingdom	1910–1998	Laurindo Pitta			Participation in World War I and World War II.
		United Kingdom	1914–1920	Solimões		1,260 ton
Belmonte class		Germany	1917	Belmonte
		United Kingdom	1922–1946	Maranhão		940 ton	Participation in World War II.
		Italy	1927–1950	Humayta		1,427 tons
		Italy	1937–1959 1937–1959 1937–1959	S11 Tupy S12 Tymbira S13 Tamoyo			Participation in World War II.
Vital de Oliveira class		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		United States	1945–1959				Participation in World War II.
Carioca class		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	United States	1944–1970	G18 Rijo G19 Raza			Participation in World War II.
Pernambuco class		Brazil	1910–1948 1940–1971	Pernambuco 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.
		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.
		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.
		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.
		United States	1957–1968 1957–1966	S14 Humaitá S15 Riachuelo
Stoyomo class		United States	1947–1985 1947–1985 1947–1986	R1Tritão R2Tridente R3Triunfo
		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
Collosus class		United Kingdom	1960–2001	A11 Minas Gerais		19,800 ton	Fleet flagship during the Lobster War.
	Minesweepers	United States	1960–1982	M11 Javarí M12 Jutaí M13 Juruá M14 Jurena
		United States	1959–1983 1959–1973 1959–1973 1961–1982 1969–1989 1968–1988 1972–1990	D27 Para D28 Paraiba D29 Paraná D30 Pernambuco D31 Piauí D32 Santa Catarina D33 Maranhão		3,310 ton
Aristaeus class		United States	1962–1997	G24 Belmonte
Mato Grosso class		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
		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
Brooklyn class		United States	1951–19731951–1976	C11 BarrosoC12 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
		United Kingdom	1973–1996 1977–2001 1977–1997
Navajo class		United States	1973–1996
De Soto County class		United States	1973–2000	G26 Duque de Caxias
		United States	1989–2001 1989–2004 1989–2004 1989–2005	D27 Pará D28 Paraiba D29 Parana D30 Pernambuco		3,600 ton
Imperial Marinheiro class		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		Japan	1957–2009	G15 Custódio de Mello G16 Barroso Pereira G21 Ary Parreiras G22 Soares Dutra
		United Kingdom	1996–2004 1996–2015 1995–2021			4,450 ton
		United States	1990–2012 1990–2016	G31 Rio de Janeiro G30 Ceará		11,600 ton
		Brazil	1986–2017 1992–2016 1991–2019	V30 Inhaúma V33 Frontin V31 Jaceguaí		1,900 ton
Marajó class		Brazil	1969–2016	G27 Marajó
		France	2000–2017			32,750 ton	Former French aircraft carrier Foch (R99)
		United Kingdom Brazil	1974–2019			3,800 ton
		United Kingdom	2007–2019			7,700 ton
Felinto Perry class		Norway	1978–2020	K11 Felinto Perry		2,500 ton
		Germany Brazil	1987–2023			1,440 ton
		Germany Brazil	1999-2023			1,440 ton
		Germany Brazil	1994-2023			1,440 ton

See also

• Currently active military equipment by country