Diehl Demonstrates Naval Iris-T SLM With Launch From German F125 Frigate
Diehl Defence successfully participated in the “Maritime Firing Exercise 2025” (MFE) โ the German Navy’s largest missile firing exercise in three decades โ with a
Diehl Defence successfully participated in the “Maritime Firing Exercise 2025” (MFE) โ the German Navy’s largest missile firing exercise in three decades โ with a
The German procurement agency BAAINBw approved a feasibility study regarding the integration of the IRIS-T SLM surface to air missile on German Navy F125 frigates.
The German Navy will kick off its Indo-Pacific deployment of one frigate and one auxiliary in May this year. German Navy Chief (Inspector of the

The German Navy (Deutsche Marine) commissioned its fourth and final F125 Baden-Wรผrttemberg-class Frigate on Wednesday, July 13, 2022. The “Rheinland-Pfalz” joined the German fleet during a ceremony at Naval Base Heppenser Groden in Wilhelmshaven.
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) handed over the last of four F125 frigates “RHEINLAND-PFALZ” to the Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw) on 28 January.
The German Navy (Deutsche Marine) commissioned its third F125 Baden-Wรผrttemberg-class Frigate on Monday, May 17, 2021. The “Sachsen-Anhalt” joined the German fleet during a ceremony at Naval Base Heppenser Groden in Wilhelmshaven.
Today, thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (tk MS) handed over the frigate โSACHSEN-ANHALTโ to the Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw) in Wilhelmshaven.

Here is Naval News’ Monthly Recap video for June 2020.
Tomorrow, Wednesday 10 June 2020, the German Navy will put into service the second of a total of four F125 class frigates, the “Nordrhein-Westfalen”.

During the past few weeks, the German Navy (Deutsche Marine)’s F125 class Frigate “Baden-Wรผrttemberg” conducted sub-systems tests under extreme conditions and in realistic combat situations. She left for Brazil on February 7 to evaluate on-board systems in hot weather near the Equator. The first-of-class vessel returned on April 16.