Taiwan’s first upgraded and modified Catamaran Corvette started Sea Trial
The second ship of the Republic of China (ROC) Navy’s Tuo Chiang class corvette, Ta Chiang (塔江，PGG-619) was spotted conducting sea trial on May 3.
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Taiwan’s First LPD Launched by Local Shipbuilder CSBC
Taiwan’s naval shipbuilder China Shipbuilding Corporation (CSBC) today launched the country's first ever LPD...
Taiwan’ submarine project making progress following U.S. greenlight for key equipment supply
Taiwan’s indigenous submarine (IDS) project is progressing. The prototype ship is scheduled to be launched in 2024, and will be delivered to ROC Navy in 2025...
Taiwan to Upgrade its La Fayette Frigates with new Air Defense & Combat Systems
The Republic of China (ROC) Navy will start upgrading the air defense and combat systems of its 6 La Fayette type, Kang Ding-class, frigates from 2022.
Taiwan Launches First Improved Catamaran Corvette, Takes deliver of Minelayer
Taiwanese shipbuilder Lung Teh Shipbuilding launched on 15 December the first improved Tuo Jiang-class fast missile corvette for the Republic of China (ROC) Navy...
Taiwan’s CSBS Unveils New Frigate Design for ROC Navy
Taiwan’s largest shipbuilding company, CSBC Corporation, unveiled a new Frigate (FFG) design...
Taiwan Starts Construction of New IDS Submarine for ROC Navy
Taiwan' shipbuilder China Shipbuilding Corporation (CSBC) started construction today on a new submarine...
Is South Korea Involved in Taiwan’s Indigenous Submarine Project ?
In the early May, Taiwanese media reported that over 250 foreign advisors and engineers, who ...
Taiwan Launches 1st Mine Laying Ship for ROC Navy
A launching ceremony was held on August 4th at Taiwanese shipbuilder Lungteh Shipbuilding for the 1st Min Jiang-class mine laying ships. The new class is being built for the Republic of China (ROC) Navy.
Taiwan’s CSBC Lays Keel for ROC Navy’s First LPD
Taiwan’s naval shipbuilder China Shipbuilding Corporation (CSBC) held a keel laying ceremony for the country's first ever indigenous landing platform dock (LPD) on June 9, 2020. The 10,000 tons amphibious vessel is set to be delivered to the Republic of China Navy (ROC or Taiwan Navy) in April 2022.