Frigate navy is a term describing a nation state's navy that is made of mostly frigates or destroyers as a major combat force. This navy would thus be lacking large vessels such as cruisers, a significant number of effective submarines, or aircraft carriers, but it would also be more effective and deployable than a navy that just maintains corvettes or gunboats. A frigate navy can be a green water navy or a brown water navy, depending on how logistics are structured.
Current Frigate Navies consist of:
United States Navy
Royal Navy
Royal Canadian Navy
Royal Australian Navy
Royal New Zealand Navy
French Navy
Italian Navy
Royal Netherlands Navy
Royal Danish Navy
Royal Norwegian Navy
Royal Spanish Navy
Portuguese Navy
Russian Navy
People's Liberation Army Navy
Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force
Republic of China Navy
Republic of Korea Navy
Republic of Singapore Navy
Vietnamese People's Navy
Indian Navy
Pakistani Navy
Royal Saudi Navy
Egyptian Navy
Hellenic Navy
Algerian National Navy
Royal Moroccan Navy
South African Navy
Brazilian Navy
Chilean Navy
Argentine Navy
Peruvian Navy
Bolivarian Navy of Venezuela
Bulgarian Navy
Mexican Navy
Colombian Navy
Ecuadorian Navy
Uruguayan Navy
Bangladesh Navy
Royal Thai Navy
Indonesian Navy
Royal Malaysian Navy
Royal Belgian Navy
Korean People's Navy
Ukrainian Navy
Azerbaijani Navy
Libyan Navy
Syrian Navy
Nigerian Navy
Royal Bahrain Naval Force
Islamic Republic of Iran Navy
Polish Navy
Romanian Naval Forces
Montenegrin Navy
Myanmar Navy
Philippine Navy
Former frigate navies were:
Royal Swedish Navy
Estonian Navy
Cuban Navy
Israeli Navy
Finnish Navy
Tunisian Navy
Ethiopian Navy
Yemeni Navy
