List of decommissioned ships of the Philippine Navy

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This is a list of retired naval ships operated by the Philippine Navy and its predecessors, the Offshore Patrol and the Philippine Naval Patrol. This list does not include ships transferred to the Philippine Navy for cannibalization of parts.

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Philippine navy ships are prefixed BRP (Barko ng Republika ng Pilipinas), formerly RPS (Republic of the Philippines Ship).

Frigates

Destroyer escorts

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Buckley class
RPS Rajah Soliman USS Bowers (DE-637) / USS Bowers (APD-40) D-66Acquired 31 October 1960 [1] December 1964 [1] [2] Acquired through loan on 31 October 1960, sold outright on 21 April 1961. [1] Sunk in a typhoon 29 June 1964, [3] raised and hulk sold as scrap 31 January 1966. [1] [2]
RPS Rajah Soliman D-66.jpg
[1] [2] [3]
Edsall class
BRP Rajah Lakandula USS Camp (DE-251),
RVNS Tran Hung Dao (HQ-1) 		PF-4PS-4Acquired 27 July 197612 September 1988 [4] Arrived in Philippines from South Vietnam in 1975, formally acquired 5 April 1976. Listed as stationary dockside barracks until 1999. Probably scrapped.
Lakandula.jpg
[4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]
Cannon class / Datu Kalantiaw class
BRP Datu Kalantiaw USS Booth (DE-170) PS-7615 December 19671981Ran aground in a typhoon on 21 September 1981.
DatuKalantiaw76.jpg
[10] [11] [6] [7]
BRP Datu Sikatuna USS Amick (DE-168),
JDS Asahi (DE-262),
RPS Datu Sikatuna (PS-77) 		PF-5PS-7727 February 19801989Scrapped in 1989.
USS Amick (DE-168).jpg
[12] [7] [8] [9]
BRP Rajah Humabon USS Atherton (DE-169),
JDS Hatsuhi (DE-263),
RPS Rajah Humabon (PS-78) 		PS-11PF-11 / PF-6 / PS-7827 February 198015 March 2018Capsized in 2022
Philippine Navy PF-11 at Balikatan 2010.jpg
[13] [7] [8] [9] [14] [15]
Note: 2 more Cannon-class destroyer escorts, the former USS Muir (DE-770) and USS Sutton (DE-771), were transferred to the Philippine Navy in 1977 but were cannibalized for parts. [16]

High Endurance Cutters

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Barnegat class / Casco class / Andrés Bonifacio class
BRP Andrés Bonifacio USS Chincoteague (AVP-24) / USCGC Chincoteague (WAVP-375/WHEC-375),
RVNS Lý Thường Kiệt (HQ-16),
RPS Andres Bonifacio (PF-7)		PF-727 July 19761993Acquired 5 April 1976. Reportedly decommissioned in June 1985, but she was still listed as active as of June 1993. Sold for scrap in 2003.
PF7a.jpg
[17] [6] [7] [8]
BRP Gregorio del Pilar USS Wachapreague (AGP-8) / USCGC McCulloch (WAVP-386/WHEC-386),
RVNS Ngô Quyền (HQ-17),
RPS Gregorio del Pilar (PF-8)		PF-12PF-87 February 1977April 1990Acquired 5 April 1976. Was decommissioned in June 1985, but was recommissioned again in 1987. Discarded July 1990, probably sold for scrap .
USCGC McCulloch (WAVP-386) in the Atlantic Ocean, circa in the 1950s.jpg
[18] [6] [7] [8]
BRP Diego Silang USS Bering Strait (AVP-34) / USCGC Bering Strait (WAVP-382/WHEC-382),
RVNS Trần Quang Khải (HQ-02),
RPS Diego Silang (PF-9)		PF-14PF-95 April 1976?April 1990Acquired 5 April 1976. Was decommissioned in June 1985, but was recommissioned again in 1987. Discarded July 1990, probably sold for scrap.
USCGC Bering Strait (WAVP-382).jpg
[19] [6] [7] [8]
BRP Francisco Dagohoy USS Castle Rock (AVP-35) / USCGC Castle Rock (WAVP-383/WHEC-383),
RVNS Trần Bình Trọng (HQ-05),
RPS Francisco Dagohoy (PF-10)		PF-1023 June 1979June 1985Acquired 5 April 1976. Discarded March 1993, probably sold for scrap.
USCGC Castle Rock (WHEC-383).jpg
[20] [6] [7] [8]
Note: 2 more ships of the class, the former USCGC Cook Inlet (WAVP-384) and USCGC Yakutat (WAVP-380), were transferred to the Philippine Navy in 5 April 1976 and were cannibalized for spare parts.

Corvettes

Patrol craft escort

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
PCE-842-class / Miguel Malvar-class
BRP Cebu USS PCE-881,
RPS Cebu (E-28),
RPS Cebu (PS-28)		PS-28E-282 July 19481 October 2019Decommissioned from active service on 1 October 2019. Its retirement is in line with the PN's "Phase-In/Phase-Out" Program which is implemented to welcome new and more modern naval assets.
BRP Cebu (PS-28), Tabawan 2009-06-27.jpg
[21] [22] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9] [14] [15]
BRP Negros Occidental USS PCE-884,
RPS Negros Occidental (E-29),
RPS Negros Occidental (PS-29)		PS-29E-292 July 19489 December 2010Acquired 2 July 1948. No detail yet, still in Naval Base Cavite
RPS NegOcc PS29.jpg
[23] [22] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9] [14] [15]
RPS Leyte USS PCE-885,
RPS Leyte (E-30)		PS-30E-302 July 19481979Acquired and commissioned on 2 July 1948. Ran aground by typhoon near Poro Point, La Union in 1979, damaged beyond repair and stricken from service. Probably scrapped.
RPS Leyte 1970s.jpg
[24] [22] [11] [6] [8] [9]
BRP Pangasinan USS PCE-891,
RPS Pangasinan (E-31),
RPS Pangasinan (PS-31)		PS-31E-312 July 19481 March 2021Decommissioned from active service on 1 March 2021. Its retirement is in line with the PN's "Phase-In/Phase-Out" Program which is implemented to welcome new and more modern naval assets. [25] Sunk as a naval target for a sinking exercise (SINKEX) in "Balikatan" 2023 [26] [27]
110705-N-VY256-028mod.jpg
[25] [28] [22] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9] [14] [15]
BRP Iloilo USS PCE-897,
RPS Iloilo (E-32),
RPS Iloilo (PS-32)		PS-32E-322 July 1948September 2016Awaiting disposal as of February 2017.
BRP Iloilo PS-32.jpg
[29] [30] [22] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9] [14] [15]
BRP Miguel Malvar USS Brattleboro (PCE(R)-852),
RPS Miguel Malvar (PS-19)		PS-197 February 197710 December 2021Decommissioned from active service on 10 December 2021. Its retirement is in line with the PN's "Phase-In/Phase-Out" Program which is implemented to welcome new and more modern naval assets.
Malvar.jpg
[31] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9] [14] [15]
BRP Sultan Kudarat USS PCE-895,
RVNS Đống Đa II,
RPS Sultan Kudarat (PS-22)		PS-2227 July 19765 July 2019Decommissioned from active service on July 6, 2019. Its retirement is in line with the PN's "Phase-In/Phase-Out" Program which is implemented to welcome new and more modern naval assets. [32]
BRP Sultan Kudarat (PS-22) Decommissioning.jpg
[33] [34] [6] [7] [8] [9] [14] [15]
BRP Datu Marikudo USS Amherst (PCE(R)-853),
RVNS Van Kiep II (HQ-14),
RPS Datu Marikudo (PS-23)		PS-235 April 19769 December 2010Acquired 5 April 1976. Hulk still in Naval Base Cavite
USS Amherst.jpg
[35] [6] [7] [8] [9] [14] [15]

Fleet Minesweepers

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Auk class / Rizal class
BRP Rizal USS Murrelet (AM-372)/(MSF-372),
RPS Rizal (PS-69)		PS-74PS-6918 June 196529 January 2020Awaiting final disposition.
BRP Rizal PS74 20160816.jpg
[36] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9] [14] [15]
BRP Quezon USS Vigilance (AM-324),
RPS Quezon (PS-70)		PS-701 August 19671 March 2021Awaiting final disposition.
BRP Manuel.jpg
[37] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9] [14] [15]
Admirable class / Miguel Malvar class
RPS Samar USS Project (AM-278) PS-33M-3324 May 19481960Transferred to Coast & Geodetic Services and converted to survey ship, and was reported as active as of 1973. Decommissioned in 1976, with fate unknown.
Project (AM 278).jpg
[38] [22] [11] [6]
RPS Datu Tupas USS Shelter (AM-301),
RVNS Chi Linh (HQ-11) 		PS-185 April 19761977No information on her fate. Believed to be in service only for a year before used as a parts hulk.
USS Shelter AM 301 Admiral Class Minesweeper 1944.jpeg
[39] [6] [7]
BRP Magat Salamat USS Gayety (AM-239),
RVNS Chi Lăng II (HQ-08),
RPS Magat Salamat (PS-20)		PS-207 February 197710 December 2021unknown
BRP MAGAT SALAMAT.jpg
[40] [22] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9] [14] [15]

Patrol vessels

Submarine Chasers 173'

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
PC-461 class / Camarines Sur class
RPS Camarines SurUSS PC-1121C-212 July 19481953Stricken in 1953, believed to be rebuilt to PGM-33-class and delivered back to Philippine Navy in 1954 as RPS Camarines Sur (PG-48). [41] [11]
RPS BoholUSS PC-1131PS-22C-222 July 19481969Scrapped in 1969
RPS Bohol 1968.jpg
[42] [22] [11]
RPS Zamboanga del SurUSS PC-1133PS-23C-232 July 194816 November 1956Stricken from Philippine Navy list on 16 November 1956. Probably scrapped
RPS Zamboanga del Sur 1956.jpg
[43]
RPS BatangasUSS PC-1134PS-24C-2421 July 19481979Decommissioned in 1979. Fate unknown. [44] [22] [11] [6] [7]
RPS Nueva EcijaUSS PC-1241PS-25C-252 July 19481977Sold to Philippines on October 1958, decommissioned in 1977.
RPS Nueva Ecija 1953.jpg
[45] [22] [11] [6]
RPS Negros OrientalUSS PC-1563PS-26C-262 July 194826 June 1963Sunk during typhoon at Guam in November 1962. Raised, decommissioned and sold as scrap 26 June 1963. [46] [22] [11]
RPS CapizUSS PC-1564PS-27C-272 July 19481979Decommissioned in 1979. Fate unknown.
RPS Capiz.jpg
[47] [22] [11] [6]
BRP Nueva Vizcaya USS PC-568 / USS Altus (PC-568),
RPS Nueva Vizcaya (PS-80)		PS-802 March 196823 June 1990Sunk during a typhoon in Cebu on 10 March 1993, sold as scrap to Calixto Enterprises [48] [6] [7] [9]
BRP Negros OrientalUSS PC-1171,
RFS L'Inconstant (P 636),
E-312,
RPS Negros Oriental (PS-26)		PS-26April 197629 March 1990Served with French Navy from 1951 to 1956, to Khmer Republic from 1956 to 1975, bought in 1976. Sold for scrap to Trans Manila Company [49] [6] [7] [9]

Patrol Craft Sweepers 136'

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
PCS-1376 class / Tarlac class
RPS TarlacUSS YMS-450 / USS PCS-1399 / USS PC-1399PG-11P-1122 January 19481969Transferred 22 January 1948. Stricken in 1969. Scrapped. [50] [51] [22]
RPS LagunaUSS PCSC-1403 / USS PCS-1403 / USS PC-1403PG-12P-1222 January 19481969Transferred 22 January 1948. Stricken in 1969. Scrapped.
RPS Laguna (P-12) 1956.jpg
[52] [51] [22]

Submarine Chasers 110'

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
SC-497 class / Cagayan class
RPS CagayanUSS SC-731P-14-2 July 19481956Stricken in 1956, scrapped. [53] [51] [11]
RPS Mountain ProvinceUSS SC-736P-15-2 July 1948 ?Scrapped. [54] [51] [11]
RPS Ilocos SurUSS SC-739P-16-2 July 19481956Decommissioned and turned over to Bureau of Customs on 8 or 9 August 1956. Fate unknown. [55] [51] [11] [56]
RPS AlertUSS SC-1267PY-54-2 July 19481956Sank in 1956. [57] [51] [11]
RPS SurigaoUSS SC-747P-17-2 July 1948 ?Scrapped [58] [51] [11]
RPS IsabellaUSS SC-750P-18-2 July 19481956Stricken in 1956. Scrapped. [59] [51] [11]
RPS CaviteUSS SC-982P-19-2 July 1948 ?Scrapped [60] [51] [11]
RPS Malampay SoundUSS SC-1274,
RPS Ilocos Norte (P-20)		AF-20P-202 July 1948 ?Scrapped [61] [51] [11]
 ?USS SC-732 ?2 July 1948 ? [62] [22]
 ?USS SC-699 ?2 July 1948 ?Scrapped [63]
 ?USS SC-742 ?2 July 1948 ? [64]
 ?USS SC-743 ?2 July 1948 ?Scrapped [65]
 ?USS SC-769 ?2 July 1948 ?Scrapped [66]
 ?USS SC-1278 / USS SCC-1278 ?2 July 1948 ?Scrapped [67]

Large Patrol Crafts

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo class
BRP Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo -PG-140-21 November 19902016Awaiting disposal as of June 2017
BRP Emilio Aguinaldo circa June 1993.jpg
[68]
BRP Gen. Antonio Luna -PG-141-19998 April 2016 [69]
Kagitingan class
BRP KagitinganBRP Katapangan (P-101)PG-101P-1019 February 19792004Scrapped and cannibalized as spares for sisterships [8] [9] [14] [51]
BRP Bagong Lakas -PB-102PG-102 / P-1029 February 1979 ?Decommissioned probably between 2020 and 2023.
BRP Bagong Lakas circa 1993.jpg
[70] [8] [9] [14] [15] [51]
BRP Katatagan-PG-103P-10322 April 19811989Built by Bataan Shipyard & Engineering Corp (BASECO), and blessed on 25 January 1980. Decommissioned in 1989 and cannibalized for spares for sisterships. [71] [72] [51] [9] [14]

Motor Gunboats

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
PGM-9 class
 ? USS PGM-10 / USS PC-805  ?1948 ?Details unknown [73]
PGM-33 class
RPS Camarines SurUSS PGM-33PG-48G-4815 September 19541974Struck 1974
RPS Camarines Sur PG-48.jpg
[74] [75] [76] [11] [51] [77]
RPS SuluUSS PGM-34PG-49G-4922 November 19541974Struck 1974
RPS Sulu PG-49.jpg
[74] [76] [78] [11] [51] [77]
RPS La UnionUSS PGM-35PG-50G-503 January 19551974Struck 1974 [74] [76] [79] [11] [51] [77]
RPS AntiqueUSS PGM-36PG-51G-5118 May 19551974Struck 1974 [74] [76] [80] [11] [51] [77]
RPS MasbateUSS PGM-37PG-52G-522 March 19561965Sunk and decommissioned in 1965. [74] [76] [81] [11] [51] [77]
RPS Misamis OccidentalUSS PGM-38PG-53G-533 May 19561974Struck 1974 [74] [76] [82] [11] [51] [77]
PGM-39 class
BRP AgusanUSS PGM-39,
RPS Agusan (G-61)		PG-61G-61March 19601992Built 29 November 1959, and transferred to Philippine Navy in 1960 as part of US Military Assistance Program. Transferred to Philippine Coast Guard as BRP Agusan (PG-61) in 1992. Sold as scrap November 2007.
BRP Agusan (PG-61) 1994.jpg
[74] [76] [83] [14] [84] [11] [51] [6] [9] [77]
BRP CatanduanesUSS PGM-40,
RPS Catanduanes (G-62)		PG-62G-62March 19601992Built 9 January 1960, and transferred to Philippine Navy in 1960 as part of US Military Assistance Program. Transferred to Philippine Coast Guard as BRP Catanduanes (PG-21) in 1992. Sold as scrap June 2006. [76] [14] [84] [85] [11] [51] [6] [9] [77]
BRP RomblonUSS PGM-41,
RPS Romblon (G-63)		PG-63G-63June 19601992Built 9 February 1960, and transferred to Philippine Navy in 1960 as part of US Military Assistance Program. Transferred to Philippine Coast Guard as BRP Romblon (PG-63) in 1992. Sold as scrap 7 November 2007.
RPS Romblon PG-63.jpg
[76] [14] [84] [86] [11] [51] [6] [9] [77]
BRP PalawanUSS PGM-42,
RPS Palawan (G-64)		PG-64G-64June 19601992Built 9 March 1960, and transferred to Philippine Navy in 1960 as part of US Military Assistance Program. Transferred to Philippine Coast Guard as BRP Palawan (PG-64) in 1992 and decommissioned in June 2018. [76] [84] [87] [11] [51] [6] [9] [77]
BRP YachiUSS PGM-55,
KRI Bentang Silungkang (P 572),
RPS Yachi (G-57)		PG-57G-5719651982Built 10 November 1961. Initially bound for Indonesia, but instead was transferred to Philippine Navy 1965. Struck on 1982. [74] [76] [88] [89] [77]
RPS Yanga / BRP YangaUSS PGM-56,
KRI Bentang Waitatiri (P 571),
RPS Yanga (G-59)		PG-59G-5919651982Built 10 November 1961. Initially bound for Indonesia, but instead was transferred to Philippine Navy in 1965. Struck on 1982. [74] [88] [76] [90] [77]
BRP YundiUSS PGM-57,
KRI Bentang Kalukuang (P 570),
RPS Yundi (G-60)		PG-60G-6019651982Built 10 November 1961. Initially bound for Indonesia, but instead was transferred to Philippine Navy in 1965. Struck on 1982. [74] [76] [88] [91] [77]
BRP BasilanUSS PGM-83,
Hon Troc (HQ 618),
RPS Basilan (PG-60)		PG-60December 19751989Built 8 December 1966 and transferred to South Vietnamese Navy in April 1967. Was part of ships escaping South Vietnam and handed-over to the US in 1975. Transferred to Philippine Navy in December 1975. Decommissioning and struck in 1989. [74] [92] [6] [9]

Patrol Killers

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Haksaeng (Seahawk/Schoolboy) class / Conrado Yap class
BRP Conrado YapROKS PK-1??PG-840-19 June 19937 June 2001 [14] [93] [94]
BRP Teodorico Dominado JrROKS PK-???PG-842-19 June 19937 June 2001 [94] [93] [14] [15] [95]
BRP Cosme AcostaROKS PK-1??PG-843-19 June 19937 June 2001 [14] [93] [94] [15] [95]
BRP Jose ArtiagaROKS PK-???PG-844-19 June 199310 December 2010 [93] [96] [14] [94] [15] [95]
BRP ???ROKS PK-1??PG-845-19 June 19937 June 2001Believed to be commissioned only for a very short time until it became a spare parts hulk for its sisterships. [93] [94] [14] [15] [95]
BRP Nicanor JimenezROKS PK-1??PG-846-19 June 19937 June 2001 [14] [93] [94] [15] [95]
BRP Leopoldo RegisROKS PK-???PG-847-19 June 19932018? [93] [94] [14] [15] [95]
BRP Leon TadinaROKS PK-1??PG-84819 June 19937 June 2001 [14] [93] [94] [15] [95]
BRP Loreto DanipogROKS PK-???PG-84919 June 1993 [93] 8 January 2003 [97] [93]
BRP Apollo TianoROKS PK-???PG-851-19 June 19938 April 2016 [98] [93] [69]
BRP ???ROKS PK-1??PG-852-19 June 1993 ?Believed to be commissioned only for a very short time until it became a spare parts hulk for its sisterships.
PG-852 1993.jpg
[93] [94] [14] [15] [95]
BRP Sulpicio FernandezROKS PK-???PG-85319 June 1992015Hulk being tendered for disposal as of November 2015. [98] [93] [14] [15] [95]
Chamsuri/Wildcat (PKM-200 series) class / Tomas Batilo class
BRP Tomas Batilo PKM 225PG-11022 May 19968 January 2003Acquired in August 1995 and commissioned on 22 May 1996. Sunk by typhoon in 2003, raised in 2009, sold for scrap. [99] [100] [14] [15] [95]
BRP Bonny Serrano PKM-226PC-111PG-11122 May 199617 December 2020Awaiting disposal as of December 2020 [99] [100] [14] [15] [95]
BRP Bienvenido Salting PKM 229PC-112PG-11222 May 199631 October 2018Acquired on 15 June 1995 and commissioned on 22 May 1996. Retired in October 2018, to be used as parts hulk for other remaining ships of the class
BRP Bienvenido Salting circa June 1996.jpg
[99] [100] [14] [15] [95]
BRP Salvador Abcede PKM-231PC-114PG-11422 May 19961 March 2021Awaiting disposal as of March 2021
BRP Salvador Abcede (PG-114) 20120708.jpg
[99] [100] [14] [15] [95]
BRP Ramon AguirrePKM-???PG-115- ? ?Details unknown. [99] [14] [15] [95]
BRP Nicolas Mahusay PKM ???PC-116PG-116 / PC-1192 July 199829 January 2020
PG-116 CARAT 2008.jpg
[99] [100] [14] [15] [95]
BRP Dionisio Ojeda PKM 232PC-117PG-1172007June 2016Sunk as target for the Spike-ER missiles fired from MPAC Mk.3 in 2018
US Navy 090906-N-0120R-068 A Philippine Navy patrol boat and an 11-meter rigid hull inflatable boat operated by members of Joint Special Operations Task Force-Philippines (JSOTF-P) search for survivors Sept. 6, 2009.jpg
[99] [14] [15] [95]
BRP Emilio Liwanag PKM-223PC-118PG-11815 April 20111 March 2021Awaiting disposal as of March 2021 [99] [100] [14] [15] [95]

Coastal Patrol Crafts

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
HDML class / Yanga class
RPS YindiHMAS HDML 1329 / HMAS SDML 1329 / HMAS SDB 1329 / HMS ML 1329P-57-21 October 19581964Previously assigned on loan with Royal Hong Kong Defence Force. Donated to Philippines as part of economic assistance of Australia to SEATO defense. Delivered to Manila from Hong Kong by USS Oak Hill on 15 August 1958. [101] [102] [103] [104]
RPS YarramanHMAS HDML 1328 / HMAS SDML 1328 / HMAS SDB 1328 / HMS ML 1328P-58-21 October 19581964Previously assigned on loan with Royal Hong Kong Defence Force. Donated to Philippines as part of economic assistance of Australia to SEATO defense. Delivered to Manila from Hong Kong by USS Oak Hill on 15 August 1958. [101] [102] [103] [104]
RPS YangaHMAS HDML 1326 / HMAS SDML 1326 / HMAS SDB 1326 / HMS ML 1326P-59-21 October 1958 [104] 1964Previously assigned on loan with Royal Hong Kong Defence Force. Donated to Philippines as part of economic assistance of Australia to SEATO defense. Delivered to Manila from Hong Kong by USS Oak Hill on 15 August 1958. [101] [102] [103]
RPS YackiHMAS HDML 1323 / HMAS SDML 1323 / HMAS SDB 1323 / HMS ML 1323P-60-21 October 1958 [104] 1964Previously assigned on loan with Royal Hong Kong Defence Force. Donated to Philippines as part of economic assistance of Australia to SEATO defense. Delivered to Manila from Hong Kong by USS Oak Hill on 15 August 1958. [102] [103] [101] [102] [103]
Swift Mk. I class
--DF-300USN PCF-6633,
PCF-300		March 196615 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Active as of 2020. [105] [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-301USN PCF-6634,
PCF-301		March 196615 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Active as of 2018. [106] [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-302USN PCF-35,
PCF-302		August 196615 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-303USN PCF-36,
PCF-303		August 196615 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
Swift Mk. II class
--DF-304USN PCF-37,
PCF-304		August 1966 ??Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Fate unknown. [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-305USN PCF-38,
PCF-305		August 196615 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-306USN PCF-681,
PCF-306		February 1968 ?Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Fate unknown. [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-307USN PCF-682,
PCF-307		February 196815 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-308USN PCF-683,
PCF-308		February 196815 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95] [107]
--DF-309USN PCF-684,
PCF-309		February 196815 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-310USN PCF-685,
PCF-310		February 196815 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-311USN PCF-686,
PCF-311		February 196815 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-312USN PCF-687,
PCF-312		February 196815 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Active as of 2015. [108] [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95] [109]
--DF-313USN PCF-688,
PCF-313		February 196815 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Active as of 2018. [106] [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-314USN PCF-6911,
PCF-314		July 1970 ?Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Fate unknown [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-315USN PCF-6912,
PCF-315		July 1970 ?Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Fate unknown [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
--DF-316USN PCF-6913,
PCF-316		July 1970 ?Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Fate unknown [11] [6] [7] [9] [15] [95]
Abra class
BRP AbraRPS AbraFB-83-February 19701990sBuilt in Singapore by Vosper for Philippine Coast Guard, and was declared flagship. Deleted as of 1990s. [51] [11] [6] [7] [110]
BRP BukidnonRPS BukidnonFB-84-19711990sBuilt in Cavite Naval Yard for Philippine Coast Guard. Deleted as of 1990s. [51] [11] [6] [7]
BRP TablasRPS TablasFB-85-19751990sBuilt in Cavite Naval Yard for Philippine Coast Guard. Deleted as of 1990s. [51] [11] [6] [7]
De Havilland 9209 class
--PB-317PCF-317 / DF-3171974-197517 December 2020Awaiting disposal as of December 2020
PN Patrol Boat 001 @ 31st ASEAN Summit.jpg
[9] [15] [95]
--DF-318PCF-3181974-197515 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Decommissioning date around late 2000s, fate unknown. [111]
--DF-319PCF-3191974-197515 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Decommissioning date around early 2000s, fate unknown.
PCF-319 circa 1987.jpg
[111]
--PB-320PCF-320 / DF-3201974-197517 December 2020Awaiting disposal as of December 2020 [9] [15] [95] [111]
-PB-321PCF-321 / DF-3211974-197517 December 2020Awaiting disposal as of December 2020
DF-321 circa 1994.jpg
[9] [15] [95] [111]
--PB-322PCF-322 / DF-3221974-197517 December 2020Awaiting disposal as of December 2020 [9] [15] [95] [111]
--PB-323PCF-323 / DF-3231974-197517 December 2020Awaiting disposal as of December 2020
DF-323 Side View.JPG
[9] [15] [95] [111]
Swift Mk. III class
--DF-325PCF-325197215 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Decommissioned 2017 or 2018. [9] [15] [95] [111] [112]
--DF-326PCF-326197215 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Decommissioned 2017 or 2018. [9] [15] [95] [111] [112]
--DF-327PCF-327197215 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Decommissioned 2017 or 2018. [9] [15] [95] [111] [112]
--DF-328PCF-328197215 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Decommissioned 2017 or 2018. [9] [15] [95] [111] [112]
--DF-329PCF-329197215 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Decommissioned 2017 or 2018. [9] [15] [95] [111] [112]
--DF-330PCF-330197215 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Decommissioned 2017 or 2018. [9] [15] [95] [111] [112]
--DF-331PCF-3311975?15 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Decommissioned 2017 or 2018. [9] [15] [95] [111] [112]
--DF-332PCF-3321975?15 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Decommissioned 2017 or 2018. [9] [15] [95] [111] [112]
--PB-333DF-333,
PCF-333		April 197517 December 2020Awaiting disposal as of December 2020 [6] [7] [8] [95] [51] [113]
--DF-334PCF-334April 197515 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Active as of 2016. [6] [7] [8] [95] [51] [112]
--PB-336DF-336,
PCF-336		November 197517 December 2020Awaiting disposal as of December 2020
2020-12-17 BRP Serrano-PB Boats.jpg
[6] [7] [8] [95] [51] [113]
--PB-340DF-340,
PCF-340		December 197617 December 2020Awaiting disposal as of December 2020
2020-12-17 BRP Serrano-PB Boats.jpg
[6] [7] [8] [95] [51] [113]
--DF-341PB-3411981?17 December 2020Part of second batch ordered in 1980. Awaiting disposal as of December 2020 [8] [95] [51] [113]
--PB-343DF-343,
PCF-343		1981?17 December 2020Part of second batch ordered in 1980. Awaiting disposal as of December 2020
2020-12-17 BRP Serrano-PB Boats.jpg
[8] [95] [51] [113]
--DF-347PCF-3471982?15 April 1998Under Philippine Coast Guard control from 9 October 1980. Transferred to civilianized Philippine Coast Guard in 15 April 1998. Fate unknown [8] [95] [51] [112]
--DF-348PB-3481982?17 December 2020Part of second batch ordered in 1980. Awaiting disposal as of December 2020 [8] [95] [51] [113]
--PB-349DF-349,
PCF-349		198217 December 2020Part of second batch ordered in 1980. Awaiting disposal as of December 2020 [8] [95] [51] [113]
--PB-350DF-350,
PCF-350		1982-1983?17 December 2020Part of second batch ordered in 1980. Awaiting disposal as of December 2020 [8] [95] [51] [113]
--PB-351DF-351,
PCF-351		1983?17 December 2020Part of second batch ordered in 1980. Awaiting disposal as of December 2020 [8] [95] [51] [113]
--PB-352DF-352,
PCF-352		1983?17 December 2020Part of second batch ordered in 1980. Awaiting disposal as of December 2020 [8] [95] [51] [113]
--DF-353PCF-3531983?2020?Restored and made as an on-land display piece at Philippine Navy Museum
--PB-354DF-354,
PCF-354		1983?17 December 2020Part of second batch ordered in 1980. Awaiting disposal as of December 2020
2020-12-17 BRP Serrano-PB Boats.jpg
[8] [95] [51] [113]

Hydrofoil Patrol Crafts

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Camiguin class
RPS Camiguin-HB-72H-72April 19651979Built in Italy, laid down on 26 May 1964. Decommissioning in 1979, fate unknown.
RPS Camiguin (HB-76).jpg
[11] [6] [7]
RPS Siquijor-HB-72H-72April 19651979Built in Italy, laid down on 28 October 1964. Decommissioning in 1979, fate unknown. [11] [6] [7]
Bontoc class
RPS Bontoc-HB-74H-74December 19661979Built in Japan, and commissioned on December 1966. Decommissioning in 1979, fate unknown. [11] [6] [7]
RPS Baler-HB-75H-75December 19661979Built in Japan, and commissioned on December 1966. Decommissioning in 1979, fate unknown.
RPS Baler (HB-75).jpg
[11] [6] [7]

Mine warfare vessels

Coastal minesweepers

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Adjutant class / Zambales class
RPS ZambalesUSS AMS-218 / USS MSC-218PM-55-15 February 19561979Fate unknown
RPS Zambales PM-55.jpg
[114] [11] [6] [7]
RPS Zamboanga del NorteUSS AMS-219 / USS MSC-219PM-56-3 April 19561979Fate unknown
RPS Zambo DN PM56.jpg
[115] [11] [6] [7]

Minesweepers

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Aggressive class / Davao del Norte class
RPS Davao del Norte USS Energy (AM-436) / USS MSO-436 PM-91-5 July 19721 July 1977Loaned to the Philippine Navy in 1972 and returned back in 1977. Sold for scrapping 8 July 1977
RPS Davao del Norte (PM 91).jpg
[116] [11] [6] [7]
RPS Davao del Sur USS Firm (AM-444) / USS MSO-444 PM-92-5 July 19721 July 1977Loaned to the Philippine Navy in 1972 and returned back in 1977. Sold for scrapping 8 July 1977 [117] [11] [6] [7]

Amphibious warfare vessels

Landing Ship Tank

ClassNamePrevious namesPennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
LST-1 class RPS Cotabato USS LST-75 LT-36 / T-362 July 19481964Transferred 30 December 1947, commissioned on 2 July 1948. Scrapped in 1964. [118] [22] [11]
LST-542 class RPS Pampanga USS LST-842 LT-37 / T-372 July 1948unknownTransferred 22 January 1948, commissioned on 2 July 1948. Reported as scrapped. [119] [22] [11]
LST-542 class RPS Bulacan USS LST-843 LT-38 / T-382 July 1948between 1974-1979Transferred 22 January 1948, commissioned on 2 July 1948. Probably decommissioned between 1974 and 1979. Fate unknown. [120] [22] [11]
LST-542 class RPS Albay USS LST-865 LT-39 / T-392 July 1948between 1974-1979Transferred 30 December 1947, commissioned on 2 July 1948. Probably decommissioned between 1974 and 1979. Fate unknown. [121] [22] [11]
LST-542 class RPS Misamis Oriental USS LST-875 LT-40 / T-402 July 1948between 1974-1979Commissioned on 2 July 1948. Probably decommissioned between 1974 and 1979. Fate unknown.
RPS Misamis Oriental 1968.jpg
[122] [22] [11]
LST-491 class RPS Bataan USS LST-515 / USS Caddo Parish (LST-515) LT-96 / LT-8526 November 1969between 1974-1979Transferred on lease 26 November 1969. Probably decommissioned between 1974 and 1979 and returned to the United States. Fate unknown. [123] [11]
LST-542 class BRP Cagayan / RPS Cagayan USS LST-825 / USS Hickman County (LST-825) LT-97 / LT-8626 November 19691988Transferred as grant on 26 November 1969. Fate unknown, probably sold for scrap
LT-97.jpg
[124] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9]
LST-542 class BRP Ilocos Norte / RPS Ilocos Norte USS LST-905 / USS Madera County (LST-905) LT-9829 November 19691992Transferred on 29 November 1969. Sold to the Philippines in 1980. Decommissioned in 1992, probably sold as scrap [125] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9]
LST-1 class BRP Mindoro Occidental / RPS Mindoro Occidental USS LST-222 / USS LST(H)-222 LT-9315 July 1972unknownStill in service as of 1989. Probably sold as scrap early 1990s [126] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9]
LST-1 class BRP Surigao del Norte / RPS Surigao del Norte USS LST-488 / USS LST(H)-488 LT-9415 July 1972unknownStill in service as of 1989. Probably sold as scrap early 1990s [127] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9]
LST-542 class BRP Surigao del Sur / RPS Surigao del Sur USS LST-546 LT-9515 July 19721988Sold for scrap [128] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9]
LST-491 class BRP Cotabato del Sur USS LST-529 / USS Cayuga County (LST-529) / RVNS Thi Nai (HQ-502) LT-8717 November 19757 June 2001 [129] Scrapped in 2003 [130] [6] [7] [8] [9] [14] [15]
LST-542 class BRP Agusan del Sur USS LST-848 / USS Jerome County (LST-848) / RVNS Nha Trang (HQ-505) LT-54April 19751986Sold for scrap in 1992. [131]
LST-542 class BRP Sierra Madre USS LST-821 / USS Harnett County (LST-821) / RVNS My Tho (HQ-800) LT-575 April 19761999Aground near Ayungin Shoal (Second Thomas Shoal), Kalayaan Islands as an outpost. Treated as a ship still in active service. [132]
LST-491 class BRP Zamboanga del Sur USS LST-975 / USS Marion County (LST-975) LT-8617 November 1975between 2013 and 2014Hulk was being tendered as of March 7, 2014. [133] [134]
LST-1 class BRP Tarlac USS LST-47 LT-50013 September 1976unknownStricken prior to 1990 [135]
LST-1 class BRP Samar Oriental USS LST-287 LT-50213 September 1976unknown [136]
LST-491 class BRP Lanao del Sur USS LST-491 LT-50313 September 19761988Converted to commercial barge after 1988 [137]
LST-542 class BRP Lanao del Norte USS LST-566 LT-50413 September 1976unknownAground and abandoned near Pag-Asa Island, Kalayaan Islands [138]
LST-542 class BRP Leyte del Sur USS LST-607 LT-50513 September 1976unknownStricken prior to 1990 [139]
LST-542 class BRP Davao Oriental USS LST-689 / USS Daggett County (LST-689) / JDS Oosumi (LST-4001) LT-5061975after 1993Sold as scrap after 1993 [140]
LST-542 class BRP Aurora USS LST-822 / USNS Harris County (T-LST-822) LT-50813 September 1976 [141]
LST-542 class BRP Cavite USS LST-835 / USS Hillsdale County (LST-835) / JDS Shimokita (LST-4002) LT-50913 September 19761989Sold as scrap in 1989 [142]
LST-542 class BRP Samar del Norte USS LST-1064 / USS Nansemond County (LST-1064) / JDS Shiretoko (LST-4003) LT-51024 September 1976
LT-510 Subic, Philippine and US Navy vessels.jpg
[143]
LST-542 class BRP Cotabato del Norte USS LST-1096 / USS Orleans Parish (LST-1096) / USS Orleans Parish (MSC-6) LT-5111 September 1976unknown [144]
LST-542 class BRP Tawi-Tawi USS LST-1072 LT-51213 September 1976unknownSold for scrap, date unknown [145]
LST-542 class BRP Kalinga Apayao USS LST-786 / USS Garrett County (LST-786) / USS Garrett County (AGP-786) / RVNS Can Tho (HQ-801) LT-5161975September 2010partially beached at Naval Base Cavite [146]

Landing Ship Medium

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
LSM-1 class / Batanes class
RPS Batanes (I) USS LSM-236 LP-65L-6515 September 19601972Ran aground June 1971 and declared a total loss, stricken 1972
RPS Batanes (I) (LP-65).jpg
[147] [11]
BRP Isabela USS LSM-463,
RPS Isabela (LP-41)		LP-41-17 March 19611989?Hulk disposed as of 1989 [148] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9]
BRP Oriental Mindoro USS LSM-320,
RPS Oriental Mindoro (LP-68)		LP-68-27 April 19621989?Hulk disposed as of 1989 [149] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9]
BRP Batanes (II) USS LSM-175 / USS Oceanside (LSM-175) / RVNS Huong Giang (HQ-404),
RPS Batanes (II) (LD-65) 		LP-65-7 February 19771988Acquired 17 November 1975, commissioned 7 February 1977 using same name and pennant number of similar ship that ran aground in 1971. Hulk disposed as of 1989.
Oceanside LSM-175.jpg
[150] [151] [6] [7] [8] [9]
Note: One ship of the class, the BRP Western Samar (LP-66) (former USS LSM-355) was converted to a hospital ship. Another ship of the class, the former USS LSM-110 was transferred to the Philippine Navy but did not enter service, was cannibalized for spare parts for its other operational sisterships. [152]

Landing Craft

ClassNamePrevious namesPennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
LCU Mark 6 class  ??AT-287Submerged derelict hull located at Varadero de Recodo, Zamboanga City as of 2011. [153]
LCU Mark 6 class BRP ManoboAT-297Derelict hull located at Varadero de Cawit, Zamboanga City as of 2011. Not to be mixed up with the now active BRP Manobo (BU-297) which is a Philippine-made LCU acquired in 2011. [154]

Landing Craft / Ship Support (Large)

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
LCS(L)(3)-1 class
BRP Camarines SurUSS LCS(L)(3)-129 / USS LSSL-129,
JDS Botan,
RVNS Nguyen Duc Bong (HQ-231),
RPS Camarines Sur (LF-48)		LF-48-7 February 1977 [150] unknownunknown, probably sold for scrap [155]
BRP SuluUSS LCS(L)(3)-96 / USS LSSL-96,
JDS Shobu,
RVNS Nguyen Ngoc Long (HQ-230),
RPS Sulu (LF-49)		LF-49-7 February 1977 [150] early 1980sprobably sold for scrap [156]
BRP La UnionUSS LCS(L)(3)-9 / USS LSSL-9,
RPS La Union (LF-50)		LF-50-1975late 1980sprobably sold for scrap [157]

Auxiliary ships

Survey Ships- First Postwar Ships of the Offshore Patrol by CDR Mark R Condeno , Rough Deck Log issue, October 2022 issue, Philippine Navy Civil Military Operations Group Most of the Survey Ships and Lighthouse Tenders Transferred retained their American Names and Numbers until 11 February 1953,

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
PCS-1376 class
USS Armistead Rust (AGS-9) / USS PCS-1404  ??-4 July 1948unknownFate unknown, probably transferred to Philippine Coast and Geodetic Survey.
USS Armistead Rust (AGS 9).jpg
[158] [22]
Manzanita class
USCGC Anemone (WAGL 202) / USS Anemone / USLHT Anemone ?-1 April 1947unknown
USCGC Anemone.jpg
[159] [22]
USCGC Orchid (WAGL-240) ?-1 December 1945unknownFate unknown, probably transferred to Philippine Coast and Geodetic Survey.
USCGC Orchid (WAGL 240).jpg
[160] [22]
USCGC Sequoia (WAGL-240) / USS Sequoia / USLHT Sequoia ?-1 July 1947unknownFate unknown, probably transferred to Philippine Coast and Geodetic Survey.
USCGC Sequoia (WAGL 243).jpg
[161] [22]
USCGC Tulip (WAGL-249) ?-5 July 1947unknownFate unknown, probably transferred to Philippine Coast and Geodetic Survey.
USCGC Tulip (WAGL 249).jpg
[162] [22]
Speedwell class
RPS LupineUSCGC Anemone (WAGL 202) / USS Anemone / USLHT Anemone ?-1 April 1947unknownFate unknown, probably transferred to Philippine Coast and Geodetic Survey.
USAMP Gen. Wallace F. Randolph.jpg
[163] [22]

Hospital Ships / Floating Clinics

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Benewah class
RPS Hospital ng Tulungan USS Benewah (APB-35) AW-3-19 March 19751975Acquired 1 May 1974 for conversion to hospital ship. Damaged by fire on 8 August 1975. Still floating off Tacloban City as of 18 February 1990, probably sold for scrap. [164] [165]
LSM-1 class / Batanes class
BRP Western Samar USS LSM-355,
FS L 9011,
RVNS Hat Giang (HQ-400),
RPS Western Samar (LP-66) 		LP-66-19751989Acquired 17 November 1975. Fitted as a hospital ship. Sold in 1989 to a private company and converted to merchant marine ship Pacific Challenger. Fate unknown.
USS LSM-355 (20676).jpg
[166] [6] [7] [8] [9]
LCU Mk.6 class
RPS Bagong PilipinoTK-81
RPS Dakila ??TK-821969unknown
RPS Pag-ibig ??BU-81unknownunknown

Supply Ship

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Alamosa class
BRP Mactan USS Colquitt (AK-174),
USCGC Kukui (WAK-186),
RPS Mactan (TK-90) 		AC-90TK-901 March 19727 June 2001Decommissioned, probably sold for scrap
BRP Mactan AC-90 circa April 1996.jpg
[167] [129] [11] [14]

Water Tanker

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
YW-83 class / Lake Lanao class
BRP Lake LanaoUSS YW-125,
RPS Lake Lanao (Y-42) / RPS Lake Lanao (YW-42)		AW-42YW-42 / Y-42July 19481989stricken by 1989
RPS Lake Lanao (YW-42) circa 1969.jpg
[168] [169] [22] [11] [9]
BRP Lake BuluanUSS YW-111,
RPS Lake Buluan (YW-33)		AW-33YW-3316 July 1975 [14] [168] [170] [6] [9] [95]
BRP Lake PaoayUSS YW-130,
RPS Lake Paoay (YW-34)		AW-34YW-3416 July 1975November 2007 [171] [14] [168] [172] [6] [9] [95]

Tankers

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Lake Mainit class
RPS Lake MainitUSS YOG-???YO-35stricken by 1979 [14] [168]
BRP Lake NaujanUSS YOG-173,
RPS Lake Naujan (YO-43)		YO-43-19481983stricken by 1989
RPS Lake Naujan YO-43.jpg
[14] [168] [173]
BRP Lake TaalUSS YOG-??,
RPS Lake Taal (YO-72)		AF-72YO-722015Being tendered for disposal as of November 2015. [14] [168] [174]
Lake Caliraya class
BRP Lake Caliraya MT PNOC Lapu-LapuAF-81-23 May 201517 December 2020Donated by the Philippine National Oil Company in 2015. Decommissioned from the PN early after encountering several issues that made the ship unsafe to operate, despite numerous attempts to repair it. Disposed by being designated as a SINKEX target in the Balikatan Exercises in 2024, at the South China Sea. [175]
MT Jose Rizal.jpg
[176]

Repair Ship

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Achelous class / Aklan class
BRP Kamagong USS LST-962 / USS Romulus (ARL-22),
RPS Aklan (AR-67) / RPS Kamagong (AR-67)		AR-67-November 19611989?Name changed in 1970s to follow new ship naming and classifications standard. Scrapped in 1989.
RPS Aklan (AR-67) circa 1968.jpg
[177] [11] [6] [9]
BRP Narra USS LST-1149 / USS Krishna (ARL-38),
RPS Narra (AR-88)		AR-88-30 October 19711990s?Exact decommissioning ate unknown, probably 1990s. Probably sold for scrap.
USS Krishna (ARL-38) circa 1960s.jpg
[178] [11] [9]
BRP Yakal USS LST-852 / USS Satyr (ARL-23),
RPS Yakal (ARL-517) / BRP Yakal (ARL-716)		AD-617ARL-517 / ARL-61724 January 1977Still active as of 2015.
BRP Yakal (AR-517) circa 1994.jpg
[179] [6] [15]

Command Ships / Yachts

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
Admirable class
BRP Mount Samat USS Quest (AM-281),
RPS APO (21) / RPS Santa Maria (TK-21) / RPS Pagasa (TK-21) / RPS Mount Samat (TP-21) 		TP-21TK-21 / 214 July 19481993Renamed as RPS Mount Samat in 1967. Used as command ship and presidential yacht from 1940s to 1980s, and as a supply ships from late 1980s. Sank on 21 September 1993 while berthed at Sangley Point during the height of Typhoon Dot / Anding.
RPS Mount Samat (TK-21).jpg
[22] [180] [11] [6] [7] [8] [9]

Tug Boats

NamePrevious namesPennantPrevious pennantCommissionedDecommissionedFatePhotoNotes
ATR-1 class / Favourite class
RPS Ifugao USS ATR-96 / HMS Emphatic (W 154) AQ-44 ?July 19481979
RPS Ifugao AQ-44.jpg
[181] [7]
422 class
RPS MaranaoUSS YTL-554YQ-221 ?2 July 1948unknown [182]

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BRP <i>Sultan Kudarat</i>

BRP Sultan Kudarat (PS-22) was a Miguel Malvar-class corvette of the Philippine Navy. It was originally built as USS PCE-881, a PCE-842-class patrol craft for the United States Navy during World War II. In 1961 it was transferred to South Vietnam for service in the Republic of Vietnam Navy as RVNS Đống Đa II (HQ-07). It was acquired by the Philippine Navy on April 1976, and was commissioned later on as RPS Sultan Kudarat (PS-22). Along with other World War II-era ships of the Philippine Navy, Sultan Kudarat was considered one of the oldest active fighting ships in the world, until its retirement in July 5, 2019.

BRP Datu Marikudo (PS-23) was a Malvar-class corvette of the Philippine Navy. She was originally built as USS PCE(R)-853, a PCE(R)-848-class patrol craft for the United States Navy during World War II. She was renamed USS Amherst on 15 February 1956, namesake of both Amherst, Massachusetts and Amherst, Ohio. In February 1970, Amherst was decommissioned and transferred to South Vietnam for service in the Republic of Vietnam Navy as RVNS Vạn Kiếp II (HQ-14). She remained in South Vietnamese service until the collapse of that country in 1975. Vạn Kiếp II was one of several ships that fled from South Vietnam to the Philippines. She was then commissioned into the Philippine Navy on 5 April 1976 and named in honor of Datu Marikudo. Along with other World War II-era ships of the Philippine Navy, Datu Marikudo was considered one of the oldest active fighting ships in the world until her decommissioning.

BRP <i>Cebu</i>

BRP Cebu (PS-28) was a Miguel Malvar-class corvette of the Philippine Navy. She was originally built as USS PCE-881, a PCE-842-class patrol craft for the United States Navy during World War II and patrolled the Alaskan coast during that war. She was decommissioned from the U.S. Navy and transferred to the Philippine Navy in July 1948 and renamed RPS Cebu (E-28) after the Philippine province of the same name. The ship was decommissioned on 1 October 2019. Along with other World War II-era ships of the Philippine Navy, Cebu was considered one of the world's oldest fighting ships during her active service.

BRP <i>Negros Occidental</i>

BRP Negros Occidental (PS-29) was a Miguel Malvar-class corvette of the Philippine Navy. She was originally built as USS PCE-884, a PCE-842-class patrol craft for the United States Navy during World War II. She was decommissioned from the U.S. Navy and transferred to the Philippine Navy in July 1948 and renamed Negros Occidental after the Philippine province of the same name. Along with other World War II-era ships of the Philippine Navy, Negros Occidental was considered one of the oldest active fighting ships in the world until its decommissioning.

BRP <i>Pangasinan</i>

BRP Pangasinan (PS-31) was a Miguel Malvar-class corvette of the Philippine Navy. She was originally built as USS PCE-891, a PCE-842-class patrol craft for the United States Navy during World War II. She was decommissioned from the U.S. Navy and transferred to the Philippine Navy in July 1948 and renamed RPS Pangasinan (E-31).

BRP <i>Iloilo</i>

BRP Iloilo (PS-32) was a Miguel Malvar-class corvette of the Philippine Navy. She was originally built as USS PCE-897, a PCE-842-class patrol craft for the United States Navy during World War II. She was decommissioned from the U.S. Navy and transferred to the Philippine Navy in July 1948 and renamed RPS Iloilo (E-32) after the Philippine province of the same name. Along with other World War II-era ships of the Philippine Navy, Iloilo was considered one of the oldest active fighting ships in the world, being in continuous service for over seven decades.

<i>Malvar</i>-class corvette 1976 class of Philippine Navy corvettes

The Malvar class is a ship class of patrol corvettes of the Philippine Navy and are currently its oldest class of corvettes. These ships were formerly used by the US Navy as Admirable-class minesweepers, and PCE-842-class and PCE(R)-848 class patrol craft, which were both based on the Admirable-class hull. In the Philippine Navy, the vessels have undergone upgrades and modifications, and have been re-categorized as corvettes. One ship, the ex-USN USS Quest was supposedly a member of this class but was converted into a non-combatant Presidential Yacht by the Philippine Navy in 1948 as RPS Pag-asa (APO-21)

BRP <i>Andrés Bonifacio</i> (PF-7)

BRP Andrés Bonifacio (PF-7) was a Philippine Navy frigate in commission from 1976 to 1985. She was one of six ex-United States Navy Barnegat-class small seaplane tenders/ex-United States Coast Guard Casco-class high endurance cutters received from the United States after the Vietnam War, two of which were acquired to supply spare parts for the other four. Andrés Bonifacio was considered the lead ship of her class in the Philippine Navy, and she and her three commissioned sister ships were the largest Philippine Navy combat ships of their time.

USS <i>Chincoteague</i> Tender of the United States Navy

USS Chincoteague (AVP-24) was a United States Navy seaplane tender in commission from 1943 to 1946 that saw service in the Pacific during World War II. After the war, she was in commission in the United States Coast Guard as the cutter USCGC Chincoteague (WAVP-375), later WHEC-375, from 1949 to 1972. She was transferred to South Vietnam in 1972 and was commissioned into service with the Republic of Vietnam Navy as the frigate RVNS Lý Thường Kiệt (HQ-16), seeing combat in the Battle of the Paracel Islands in 1974. When South Vietnam collapsed at the conclusion of the Vietnam War in 1975, she fled to the Philippines, where she was commissioned into the Philippine Navy, serving as the frigate RPSAndrés Bonifacio (PF-7) from 1976 to 1985.

The BRP Gregorio del Pilar (PF-8) was an Andrés Bonifacio-class frigate of the Philippine Navy in commission from 1977 to 1990. She was one of six ex-United States Navy Barnegat-class seaplane tenders/ex-United States Coast Guard Casco-class high endurance cutters received from the United States after the Vietnam War, two of which were acquired to supply spare parts for the other four. She and her three commissioned sister ships were the largest Philippine Navy combat ships of their time.

USS <i>SC-22</i> US Navy anti-submarine warfare ship

USS SC-22, during her service life known as USS Submarine Chaser No. 22 or USS S.C. 22, was an SC-1-class submarine chaser built for the United States Navy during World War I. She later served in the United States Coast Guard as USCGC Quigley.

<i>PCE-842</i>-class patrol craft United States Navy ship class of submarine chasers

The PCE-842-class patrol craft escort was a United States Navy (USN) ship class of submarine chasers designed during World War II. The PCE-842-class were the only vessels ever designated by the USN as the 'patrol craft escort' (PCE) type. The PCE design was derived from the 180-foot (55 m) Admirable-class minesweeper to complement the 173-foot (53 m) PC-461-class submarine chasers that were used for anti-submarine warfare (ASW) in coastal areas. At 185 feet long and 640 tons, the PCE is more than twice the displacement of the PC but with a less powerful engine also much slower; however, because of its larger size, the PCE was able to undertake longer-range tasks over PC-461-class vessels. The USN envisaged the PCE as enabling PCs and smaller vessels to undertake coastal patrols without being called-upon as often to perform open ocean and convoy escort duties, while simultaneously freeing-up some larger vessels - such as destroyer escorts and destroyers - from convoy ASW duties. The PCE-482-class had a standard crew complement of 99 officers and men. The class would ultimately see 68 total vessels built, serving with multiple navies around the world.

BRP <i>Ladislao Diwa</i> (PS-178) Philippine Navy corvette

The BRP Ladislao Diwa (PS-178) is an Alvarez-class patrol ship of the Philippine Navy. She is the Philippine Navy's third ship of the class and was previously a Cyclone-class patrol ship named USS Chinook (PC-9) during her service with the US Navy.

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