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List of ships of the Mexican Navy

Allende-class frigates

The list of Mexican Navy ships comprises all of the vessels that make up the Mexican Navy. The Mexican Navy operates one frigate, two missile boats, and a number of patrol ships for both offshore and inshore patrol. The Mexican Navy also has two tank landing ships at its disposal.

Ships by number

Destroyers

Frigates

Corvettes

  • Sierra class - 4 (one ship taken out of service, after a fire incident in 2003, & sunk as a target ship in 2007)

Missile boats

Offshore patrol vessels

Coastal patrol boats

Interceptor patrol boats

Tank landing ships

Logistics ships

Training ships

Transport ships

Tankers

Tugboats

List of ships

Hull no. Ship name Class Type Homeport Comment
F-101 / POLA-101 Benito Juárez Reformador (Sigma 10514 LROPV) Frigate / Oceanic Patrol Vessel Mexican built Dutch design
F-211 Allende Allende Frigate Purchased from the United States
F-212 Abasolo Purchased from the United States
F-213 Victoria Purchased from the United States
F-214 Mina Purchased from the United States
A-301 Huracán Huracán Missile boat Purchased from Israel
A-302 Tormenta Purchased from Israel
PO-102 Juan de la Barrera Valle Offshore patrol vessel Purchased from the United States
PO-103 Mariano Escobedo Purchased from the United States
PO-104 Manuel Doblado Purchased from the United States
PO-106 Santos Degollado Purchased from the United States
PO-108 Juan N. Álvarez Purchased from the United States
PO-109 Manuel Gutiérrez Zamora Purchased from the United States
PO-110 Valentín Gómez Farías Purchased from the United States
PO-112 Francisco Zarco Purchased from the United States
PO-113 Ignacio L. Vallarta Purchased from the United States
PO-114 Jesús González Ortega Purchased from the United States
PO-117 Mariano Matamoros Purchased from the United States
PO-121 Uribe Uribe Offshore patrol vessel Purchased from Spain
PO-122 Azueta Purchased from Spain
PO-123 Baranda Purchased from Spain
PO-124 Bretón Purchased from Spain
PO-125 Blanco Purchased from Spain
PO-126 Monasterio Purchased from Spain
PO-131 Holzinger Holzinger Offshore patrol vessel Built in Mexico
PO-132 Godínez Built in Mexico
PO-133 De la Vega Built in Mexico
PO-134 Berriozabal Built in Mexico
PO-141 Sierra Sierra Offshore patrol vessel / Corvette Designed and built in Mexico
PO-143 Prierto Designed and built in Mexico
PO-144 Romero Designed and built in Mexico
PO-151 Durango Durango Offshore patrol vessel Designed and built in Mexico
PO-152 Sonora Designed and built in Mexico
PO-153 Guanajuato Designed and built in Mexico
PO-154 Veracruz Designed and built in Mexico
PO-161 Oaxaca Oaxaca Offshore patrol vessel Designed and built in Mexico
PO-162 Baja California Designed and built in Mexico
PO-163 Independencia Designed and built in Mexico
PO-164 Revolución Designed and built in Mexico
PO-165 Chiapas Designed and built in Mexico
PO-166 Hidalgo Designed and built in Mexico
PO-167 Jalisco Designed and built in Mexico
PO-168 Tabasco Designed and built in Mexico
PC-202 Cordova Azteca Coastal patrol boat Built in Mexico
PC-206 Rayón Built in Mexico
PC-207 Rejón
PC-208 De la Fuente Built in Mexico
PC-209 Guzmán Built in Mexico
PC-210 Ramírez Built in Mexico
PC-211 Mariscal Built in Mexico
PC-212 Jara Built in Mexico
PC-214 Colima Built in Mexico
PC-215 Lizardi Built in Mexico
PC-216 Mugica Built in Mexico
PC-218 Velazco Built in Mexico
PC-220 Macías Built in Mexico
PC-223 Tamaulipas Built in Mexico
PC-224 Yucatán Built in Mexico
PC-225 Tabasco Built in Mexico
PC-226 Cochimie Built in Mexico
PC-228 Puebla Built in Mexico
PC-230 Vicario Built in Mexico
PC-231 Ortíz Built in Mexico
PC-241 Demócrata Demócrata Coastal patrol boat Built in Mexico
PC-242 Francisco I. Madero Built in Mexico
PC-331 Tenochtitlan Tenochtitlan Coastal patrol boat Built in Mexico
PC-332 Teotihuacan Built in Mexico
PC-333 Palenque Built in Mexico
PC-334 Mitla Built in Mexico
PC-335 Uxmal Built in Mexico
PC-336 Tajín Built in Mexico
PC-337 Tulum Built in Mexico
PC-338 Monte Albán Built in Mexico
PC-339 Bonampak Built in Mexico
PC-340 Chichen Itzá Built in Mexico
PC-271 Cabo Corrientes Cabo Coastal patrol boat Purchased from the United States
PC-272 Cabo Corzo Purchased from the United States
PC-273 Cabo Catoche Purchased from the United States
PI-1101 Polaris Polaris Interceptor patrol boat
PI-1102 Sirius
PI-1103 Capella
PI-1104 Canopus
PI-1105 Vega
PI-1106 Achernar
PI-1107 Rigel
PI-1108 Arturus
PI-1109 Alpheratz
PI-1110 Procyon
PI-1111 Avyor
PI-1112 Deben
PI-1113 Fomalhuat
PI-1114 Pollux
PI-1115 Regulus
PI-1116 Acrux
PI-1117 Spica
PI-1118 Hadar
PI-1119 Shaula
PI-1120 Mirfak
PI-1121 Ankaa
PI-1122 Bellatrix
PI-1123 Elnath
PI-1124 Arnilan
PI-1125 Peacock
PI-1126 Betelgeuse
PI-1127 Adhara
PI-1128 Alioth
PI-1129 Rosalhague
PI-1130 Nunki
PI-1131 Hamal
PI-1132 Suhail
PI-1133 Dubhe
PI-1134 Denebola
PI-1135 Alkaid
PI-1136 Alphecca
PI-1137 Eltanin
PI-1138 Cochab
PI-1139 Enif
PI-1140 Shedaf
PI-1141 Markab
PI-1142 Megrez
PI-1143 Mizar
PI-1144 Phekda
PI-1145 Acamar
PI-1146 Diphda
PI-1147 Menkar
PI-1148 Sabik
PI-1201 Coronado Isla Interceptor patrol boat Built in Mexico
PI-1202 Lobos Built in Mexico
PI-1203 Guadalupe Built in Mexico
PI-1204 Cozumel Built in Mexico
PI-1301 Acuario Acuario Interceptor patrol boat Built in Mexico
PI-1302 Aguila Built in Mexico
PI-1303 Aries Built in Mexico
PI-1304 Auriga Built in Mexico
PI-1305 Cáncer Built in Mexico
PI-1306 Capricornio Built in Mexico
PI-1307 Centauro Acuario B Interceptor patrol boat Built in Mexico
PI-1308 Géminis Built in Mexico
PI-1401 Miaplacidus Polaris II Interceptor patrol boat
PI-1402 Algol
PI-1403 Castor
PI-1404 Merak
PI-1405 Caph
PI-1406 Mirach
PI-1407 Alhena
PI-1408 Saiph
PI-1409 Algorab
A-411 Papaloapan Papaloapan Tank landing ship Purchased from the United States
A-412 Usumacinta Purchased from the United States
BAL-01 Isla Tubarón Isla Tubarón[2] Logistics ship Built in Mexico
BAL-02 Isla Holbox Built in Mexico
BAL-11 Isla Madre Isla Madre (Damen Stan 5009 Fast Crew Supplier) Logistics ship Built in Netherlands
BE-01 Cuauhtémoc - Sail training ship Built in Spain
BI-01 Comala Altair[2] Research ship Purchased from the United States
BI-02 Onjuku Confiscated from Japan
BI-03 Sayulita Altair Manzanillo[3] Purchased from the United States
BI-04 Pátzcuaro Veracruz[3] Purchased from the United States
BI-05 Rio Suchiate Purchased from the United States
BI-06 Zimapán Altair Purchased from the United States
BI-07 Amealco Purchased from the United States
BI-08 Mazunte ?
BI-09 Rizo - ?
BI-10 Cabezo ?
BI-11 De Adentro ?
ATR-01 Maya Maya Transport ship ?
ATR-03 Tarasco ?
ARE-01 Otomí Otomí Tugboat Purchased from the United States
ARE-02 Yaqui Purchased from the United States
ARE-03 Seri Purchased from the United States
ARE-04 Cora Purchased from the United States
ARE-05 Iztaccihuatl Iztaccihuatl Purchased from the United States
ARE-06 Popocatépetl Purchased from the United States
ARE-07 Citlaltépetl Purchased from the United States
ARE-08 Xinantécatl Purchased from the United States
ARE-09 Matlalcueye Purchased from the United States
ARE-10 Tláloc Purchased from the United States
ARE-11 Tepehua Kukulkán[2]
ARE-12 Huave
ATQ-01 Aguascalientes Aguascalientes Tanker Purchased from the United States
ATQ-02 Tlaxcala Purchased from the United States
AMP-01 Huasteco - Multipurpose Built in Mexico
AMP-02 Zapoteco Built in Mexico
ADR-01 Banderas - Dredger ?
ADR-02 Magdalena ?
ADR-03 Kino ?
ADR-04 Yavaros ?
ADR-05 Chamela ?
ADR-06 Tepoca ?
ADR-07 Todo Santos ?
ADR-08 Asunción ?
ADR-09 Almejas ?
ADR-10 Chacagua ?
ADR-11 Coyuca ?
ADR-12 Farallón ?
ADR-13 Chairel ?
ADR-14 San Adrés ?
ADR-15 San Ignacio ?
ADR-16 Términos ?
ADR-17 Teculapa ?
ADR-31 Contralmirante Luis Schaufelberger Alatorre José Villalpando Rascón[2] ?
ADR-32 Comodoro David Coello Ochoa ?
AM-60801 Alvarado - Support ship ?
AM-41801 Blanquilla ?
AM-22601 Catemaco ?
AM-51701 Chapala ?
AM-21202 De en Medio ?
AM-22602 Galleguilla ?
AM-51902 Lagartos ?
AM-60802 Pájaros ?
AM-21201 Palancar ?
AM-51901 Progreso ?
AM-32315 Sisal ?
AM-32316 Tanhuijo ?

Decommissioned ships

Hull no. Ship name Class Date retired Comment
PC-281 Punto Morro Punto Coastal patrol boat Unknown
PC-282 Punto Mastun Unknown
G-04 Ponciano Arriaga Valle Offshore patrol vessel 1988
G-17 Mariano Matamoros Unknown, Before 1993
PO-101 Leandro Valle 2004
PO-105 Sebastián Lerdo de Tejada 2004
PO-107 Ignacio de la Llave 2004
PO-111 Ignacio Altamirano 2004 Supposedly seen abandoned, afloat near Guaymas, Mexico.
PO-115 Felipe Xicoténcatl 2004
PO-116 Juan Aldama 2004
B-03 California California Offshore patrol vessel 1972 Wrecked at Baja California, 16 January 1972
B-04 Papaloapan 1976 Scrapped after running aground, 1976
B-05 Tehuantepec 1989 Scrapped, 1989
B-06 Usumacinta 16 July 2001 Scrapped, 2002
B-07 Coahuila Coahuila July 2001 Renamed ARM Vincente Guerrero, 1994. Later renamed again to ARM Coahuila (E-21).[4][5]
B-08 Chihuahua California 16 July 2001
E-01 Cuauhtémoc Cuauhtémoc Destroyer 1982
E-02 Cuitláhuac 2001 Plans of converting the ship to a museum ship fell through and later scrapped.[6][7]
E-03 Quetzalcoatl Quetzalcóatl Destroyer 2002 Renamed ARM Ilhuicamina (E-10), late 1982.
E-04 Netzahualcóyotl 2014
PO-142 Juarez Sierra Offshore patrol vessel / Corvette 2003 Sunk as target, 2007
- California (1947) California Frigate Unknown Scrapped, 1964
General José María Morelos Unknown Scrapped, 1964
General Vicente Guerrero Unknown Scrapped, 1964
Papaloapan Unknown Scrapped, 1965
F-201 Nicolas Bravo Bravo Frigate 2017
F-202 Hermenegildo Galeana 2017
A-01 Rio Panuco Panuco Tank landing ship Unknown Sunk as artificial reef, 2010
A-02 Manzanillo 16 November 2011
A-05 General Vincente Guerrero Unknown Renamed ARM Rio Grijalva (A-403), 1993.[8]
A-06 Commodore Manuel Azueta Manuel Azueta Training ship / Destroyer 3 July 2015 Renamed ARM Commodore Manuel Azueta Perillos (E-30), 1994. Renamed again to ARM Commodore Manuel Azueta (D-111), 2001.[9]
C-07 Guanajuato - Gunboat 2001 Museum ship in Boca del Río, since 2007
- DM-01 DM-01 Minesweeper 2000 Sunk as artificial reef, August 2001
DM-02 1986 Scrapped, 1 August 1988
DM-03 16 July 2001
DM-04 (1962) April 1973 Replaced by another ship from the same class
DM-04 (1973) 16 July 2001
DM-05 1999 Sunk as artificial reef, 1999
DM-06 1986
DM-07 Unknown
DM-08 Unknown
DM-09 Unknown
DM-10 1986
DM-11 2000 Sunk as artificial reef, 2000[10]
DM-12 2000 Sunk as artificial reef, 2000
DM-13 2000 Sunk as artificial reef, 2000
DM-14 16 July 2001
DM-15 Unknown
DM-16 1986
DM-17 2000
DM-18 16 July 2001
DM-19 16 July 2001
DM-20 After 2007 Sunk as artificial reef, date unknown[11]
H-41 Almirante Câmara - Research ship 2004
- Sotoyomo Sotoyomo Tugboat Unknown

Historical ship

Ship name Type Service Photo Fate
Guadaloupe Frigate 1842-1847
Sold to the Spanish Navy at Cuba in August 1847
Montezuma Frigate 1842-1846 Sold to the Spanish Navy at Cuba in August 1846
Meteoro Brigantine 1848-1850 Sold to Chile, 1850
Libertad Gunboat 1874-?
Independencia Gunboat 1874-?
Guerra Demócrata Gunboat 1875-?
Zaragoza Corvette 1892-1926
Sunk as target, 1926
Agua Prieta Gunboat 1920-1935
Anáhuac Cruiser 1924-1938
Scrapped, 1938
Orizaba Yacht 1939-1960 Scrapped, 1960

References

  1. ^ "Comunicado de Prensa 177/2012". Semar.gob.mx. Archived from the original on 2012-09-14. Retrieved 2012-09-12.
  2. ^ a b c d "Acuerdos Secretariales para Unidades de Superficie" (PDF) (in Spanish). Armada de Mexico. January 2023. Archived (PDF) from the original on 22 February 2024. Retrieved 22 February 2024.
  3. ^ a b "Buques de Investigación Oceanográfica". digaohm.semar.gob.mx. Retrieved 2022-01-23.
  4. ^ Wertheim, Eric, ed. (2007). "Mexico". The Naval Institute Guide to Combat Fleets of the World: Their Ships, Aircraft, and Systems (15th ed.). Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press. p. 472. ISBN 978-1-59114-955-2. OCLC 140283156.
  5. ^ "Barber (6114753)". Miramar Ship Index. Retrieved 16 December 2009.
  6. ^ LACEY, MARC; BARANGER, WALT (2008-07-15). "One More Battle for a Vintage Warship". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2022-01-23.
  7. ^ "Destroyer Photo Index DD-574 USS JOHN RODGERS". www.navsource.org. Retrieved 2022-01-23.
  8. ^ "Fabius (ARVA-5) Class". www.shipscribe.com. Retrieved 2022-01-23.
  9. ^ Wertheim, Eric, ed. (2007). "Mexico". The Naval Institute Guide to Combat Fleets of the World: Their Ships, Aircraft, and Systems (15th ed.). Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press. pp. 472–73. ISBN 978-1-59114-955-2. OCLC 140283156.
  10. ^ "The History of the C-54 Agustin Melgar". Blue Nation Baja. 2018-08-31. Retrieved 2022-01-23.
  11. ^ Cancun, Endless Tours (2010-08-11). "Endless Tours Cancun: C-58 Minesweeper Wreck Site - Advanced Diving Attraction". Endless Tours Cancun. Retrieved 2022-01-23.
Quelle: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Mexican_Navy_ships