KDB Daruttaqwa OPV-09 became the fourth ship of the Darussalam-class offshore patrol vessel in 2014 when commissioned for service as part of the Royal Brunei Navy. Established in June of 1965, the Royal Brunei Navy today fields a modest waterborne force of which a large portion of the fleet is made up of patrol boats of various shapes and sizes. The most impressive of the lot is the Darussalam-class which were built in Germany by Lurssen Werft of Bremen-Vegesack. Four were procured in all with o

HMS Tamar is a Batch 2 River-class offshore patrol vessel of the Royal Navy | Naval Ships

Offshore Patrol Vessel, OPV-62, manufactured by Israel Shipyards. Based on the combat-proven SA’AR 4.5 design used by the Israeli Navy, the OPV 62m is even more versatile and mission-ready, with extensive payload capacity including stabilized weapons, medium-range missiles, ESM, and search radars. | Naval Post

7.7K views · 236 reactions | Work on the River Class OPVs continues to sustain skills in Glasgow and the wider supply chain, with more than 100 companies in the programme across the UK. Find out more about the fifth and final River Class Batch 2 Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) for the Royal Navy at https://goo.gl/dCCa7I | BAE Systems | Facebook

BRP Rajah Sulayman: First Sulayman-Class OPV Returns to the Philippines The Philippine Navy welcomes the first Sulayman-class offshore patrol vessel, BRP Rajah Sulayman, back home. Part of a Php 30 billion acquisition from Hyundai Heavy Industries, this OPV strengthens the country’s maritime security and patrol capabilities. Its return marks a key milestone in the PN’s modernization program, signaling enhanced readiness to protect Philippine waters. #BRPRajahSulayman, #PhilippineNavy, #OPV, #Mod

Philippine Navy’s New OPV BRP Rajah Lakandula Begins Sea Trials A closer look at the Philippine Navy’s second Rajah Sulayman-class Offshore Patrol Vessel: BRP Rajah Lakandula (PS-21)! Built by HD Hyundai Heavy Industries in Ulsan, South Korea, this state-of-the-art 2,400-ton OPV is currently undergoing initial sea trials following its launch in late 2025. Equipped with a 76mm main gun and advanced sensors, the vessel is expected to arrive in the Philippines by early 2026. This modernization mile