Ship Class

"Ship classes" refers to the common practice to build multiple ships using a same or similar design. The design is then called a "class", and the class is often named after the name of the 1st built ship of the class, or the initial design's code name. Ships built under the same class are then called "sister ships".

Fast Battleship (FBB)

Kongou-class

Yamato-class

Bismarck-class

Conte di Cavour-class

Vittorio Veneto-class

North Carolina-class

South Dakota-class

Iowa-class

Richelieu-class

Gangut-class

Battleship (BB)

Fusou-class

Ise-class

Nagato-class

Yamato-class

Conte di Cavour-class

Colorado-class

Queen Elizabeth-class

Nelson-class

Aviation Battleship (BBV)

Fusou-class

Ise-class

Yamato-class

Standard Aircraft Carrier (CV)

Akagi-class

Kaga-class

Souryuu-class

Hiryuu-class

Shoukaku-class

Unryuu-class

Graf Zeppelin-class

Aquila-class

Lexington-class

Ranger-class

Yorktown-class

Essex-class

Ark Royal-class

Armored Aircraft Carrier (CVB)

Shoukaku-class

Taihou-class

Lexington-class

Illustrious-class

Light Aircraft Carrier (CVL)

Houshou-class

Ryuujou-class

Ryuuhou-class

Shouhou-class

Hiyou-class

Chitose-class

Mogami-class

Kasuga Maru-class (Nitta Maru-class)

Converted Merchant Aircraft Carrier (Nitta Maru-class)

Taiyou-class

Independence-class

Casablanca-class

Heavy Cruiser (CA)

Furutaka-class

Aoba-class

Myoukou-class

Takao-class

Mogami-class

Tone-class

Admiral Hipper-class

Zara-class

Northampton-class

Aviation Cruiser (CAV)

Mogami-class

Tone-class

Light Cruiser (CL)

Tenryuu-class

Kuma-class

Nagara-class

Sendai-class

Yuubari-class

Agano-class

Ooyodo-class

Duca degli Abruzzi-class

Brooklyn-class

St. Louis-class

Atlanta-class

Town-class

Gotland-class

De Ruyter-class

Perth-class (Amphion-class)

Torpedo Cruiser (CLT)

Kuma-class

Training Cruiser (CT)

Katori-class

Destroyer (DD)

Kamikaze-class

Mutsuki-class

Fubuki-class

Ayanami-class

Akatsuki-class

Hatsuharu-class

Shiratsuyu-class

Asashio-class

Kagerou-class

Yuugumo-class

Akizuki-class

Shimakaze-class

Matsu-class

Type 1934-class

Maestrale-class

Fletcher-class

John C. Butler-class

J-class

Tashkent-class

Coastal Defense Ship (DE)

Shimushu-class

Etorofu-class

Mikura-class

Hiburi-class

Ukuru-class

Type D

Submarine (SS)

Kaidai VI-class

Junsen 3-class

Junsen Type B

Junsen Type C-class

Junsen Type B Kai Ni

I-201-class

Ro-series

I-504

Type 3 Submergence Transport Vehicle

UIT-25

Type IXC U-boat

Guglielmo Marconi-class

Gato-class

Submarine Aircraft Carrier (SSV)

Type AM-class

I-400-class

Junsen 3-class

Junsen Type B

Junsen Type B Kai Ni

Seaplane Tender (AV)

Kamoi-class

Chitose-class

Mizuho-class

Nisshin-class

Akitsushima-class

Commandant Teste-class

Submarine Tender (AS)

Jingei-class

Taigei-class

Fleet Oiler (AO)

Kamoi-class

Revised Kazahaya-class

Minryo Maru-class

Special 2TL-class

Amphibious Assault Ship (LHA)

IJA R1

Hei-class

Repair Ship (AR)

Akashi-class