The Confederate Navy (Alternate Confederacy)

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History

It was founded in 1861, just prior to the Confederate War of Succession.

Battles

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Personnel

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Small arms

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Electronic counter-measures, electronic eavesdropping, sonar and radar

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Staff training

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Home ports

Calypso Bay in the north of Jamaica.

• Belle Chase, Louisiana

• NAS Atlanta

• NAS Baton Rouge

• Kings Bay Submarine Base

• Gulfport Battalion Center

• NAS Meridian

• NS Pascagoula

• Tampa bay, Florida

• NAS Kingsville

• Red River Army Depot

• Port Neches, Texas

• Norfolk, Virginia

• Calypso Bay in the north of Jamaica. It opened in 1949.

The New Orleans Navy Museum

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The sloop Coin (1865-1895)

The ocean going submarine Colette Bowes (1932-1992).

The armed metallic yacht Faithful (1914-1974).

The light carrier Little Rock (1947-2012)

Today's navy fleet

Surface fleet

The liaison/official hospitality ship Dove (1964-2015).

The tank landing craft Julie Robinson (1964-2015).

The Patrol boat Tucson (1975-2015).

The corvette Appomattox (1975-2015).

The under-way replenishment ship Pelican (1979-2015).

Carrier South Carolina (CVN -710) (left) (1979-2015) and light carrier Atlanta (right) (1982-2015).

The cruiser Baton Rouge (1984-2015).

The corvette Sam Houston II (second use of the name ) (1985-2015).

The frigate Panther (2005-2015).

The Confederate patrol boat Thomas J. Jackson II, nicknamed- " The Floating Stonewall " (2009-2015), visiting the Commonwealth of Canada in 2011.

The destroyer Chinchilla (1994-2015).

The fleet support oiler ship Robert E. Lee III (1982- 2012) and it's Lynx helicopter in action of the coast of Puntland in 2009.

The landing dock ship Josiah Tattnall (1964-2015) on a visit to the Republic of Quebec 2005.

The troop ship/trainer Joseph E. Johnston (1935-2015).

The minesweeper Jazz Music (1995-2015).

Under-way replenishment ship Cornucopia (1975-2015).

The submarine tender Saxophone (1995-2015).

The patrol boat Seth (2011-2015).

Patrol boat Brave (2010-2015).

The corvette War of Session (1995-2015).

The tug boat Liberty (1995-2015).

The cruiser Just Cruising About (1988-2015) and the fleet support oiler Dubai (1989-2015).

The under-way replenishment ship Vigour (1985-2015).

The fleet support oiler Shelagh O'Brien (1995-2015).

The mine-layer Pilar de Maria (1982-2015)..

The amphibious assault ship Cactus (1999-2015).

the guided missile cruiser Texas (1989-2015).

The destroyer Githa (1985-2015).

Submarine fleet

The Ocean going submarine Stella (1992-2015)

The coastal attack submarine Salmon (2006-2015).

he Ocean going/training submarine Nicola Best (1942-2015)

The coastal attack/training sub Georgia (1939-2015)

The ociean attack/training sub Corpus Cristi (1939-2015).

Shore Based Patrol Aircraft

Confedrate P-3 Patrol bomber

S-3 Carrier Onboard Deleivery

Confedrate E-6J E-star

E-3K AWACS

A Confederate light AWACS radar plane.

Bell 47.

A Sikorsky HO4S (S-55)

Fleet Air Arm ( past and present )

Confedrate F-4-UA

F-4M Phantom Confederate Navy/Marine/ANG

Confederate Lynx 318 helicopter. Ship-to-ship/shore transit and nautical duties like sub-hunting.

A Confederate light AWACS radar plane.

Élite forces in training.

Confedrate Naval Attack Chopper

E/B-6 Electronic countermeasures aircraft

Confederate F/A-18 Hornet.

Confederate A-4F's in storage.

VF-781 Confederate Navy F9F-5 Panther Landing onboard the Aircraft Carrier Johny Reb during the ships first deployment.

Bell 47.

A Sikorsky HO4S (S-55)

Former fleet

Cold War and present day

The light carrier Little Rock (1947-2012) It was preserved in the New Orleans navy museum since mid 2012.

The mine sweeper The Bonnie Blue Flag (1953-83). It fought ifor 4 years in the Vietnam war.

Carrier Alexander Stephens (1946-1964).

The 25 year old Aircraft Carrier CVN Johny Reb being scraped in 1999 after taking heavy damage in a hurricane that struck it's homeport one year before. A scrapping boat is breaking it's keel.

The frigate Arkansas (1977-2007).

The SIGINT spy ship Eagle's Claw (1964-2004).

The SIGINT ship Eagle's Eye (1964-2005).

The SIGINT ship Eagle's Beak (1963-2005).

The landing ship Lubbock (1965-2015).

The cruiser Florida (1969-2015)

1939-1945

The minesweeper Dawn Burns (1943-1963). It took part in the D-Day landings.

The Minesweeper Lorraine Hollstock (1943-1963) during construction in it's homeport.

Patrol boat Key Largo (1939-64)

The cruiser Robert E. Lee II (1939-1975).

Patrol boat Alabama (1940-1965).

The Frigate Missouri (1944-1974).

The frigate Baton Ruge (1945-1975)

The frigate Florida (1945-1985).

The destroyer/training ship Raphael Semmes (1942-2012).

The Troop ship Dora Doores (1944-1984).

The ocean going submarine Tina Dolores Bing (1939-1944) sinking after being hit by a bomb during the D-Day landings.

The ocean going submarine Colette Bowes (1932-1992). It was preserved in the New Orleans navy museum.

The amphibious cargo ship Ocean (1944-1977).

The submarine Style (1945-1975).

1919-1938

The troop ship General Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson (1919-1949).

The mine joint layer/sweeper Coyote (1920-1950)

The corvette Blffton (1921-1951).

The destroyer Nashville (1922-1952).

The Minesweeper-trawler Dixie (1924-57).

The inland gun boat Cactus (1925-1965).

The boom defence ship Miami (1933-1963).

the destroyer/training ship Judah P. Benjamin (1935-2012).

The Destroyer Dixie (1937-1967).

The minesweeper Theresa Staiano (1938-1970).

The destroyer Ft. Lauderdale (1939-69).

The minesweeper Charlotte Dennison-Birch (1939-1971).

1914-1918

the light seaplane carrier Tallahassee (1914-1945).

The corvette Diximond (1918-1944). It was badly damaged, and beached, during the D-Day landings.

The Auxiliary troop transport Corpus Christie (1918-1949).

The armed metallic yacht Faithful (1914-1974). It was preserved at the New Orleans Navy Museum.

The costal attack sub Excelsior (1912-1942).

The destroyer Annihilation (1913-1933).

The frigate North Carolina (1914-1934).

The coastal attack sub Mobile (1914-1940).

1900-1913

Confederate sloop Arizona (1902-1932).

The battleship liberty (1904-1939). The cost was 23,983,500 CSA$ to make.

Motor torpedo boat Jefferson Davis. (1909-1953).

The battleship Texas (1911-1945).

The corvette Fist (1880-1935).

The coastal attack submarine Mississippi (1912- 1928).

The 20 year old coastal attack subs Biloxi and Gulfport after being washed up and destroyed in a hurricane that hit Biloxi on May 1st, 1929.

The cruiser Texas (1905-1955).

1866-1899

The gun boat Sonora (1875-1945).

The corvette Knife (1878-1918).

The patrol boat Star (1879-1917).

The Ironclad frigate Victorious (1879-1929).

The coastal attack submarine Teeth (1889-1918).

The corvette Nestor (1892-1945) visiting China in 1905.

The Monitor Charleston (1898-1945).

The auxiliary troop transport Jonny Reb (1899-1929)

1861-1865 (ATL version of the US Civil War)

Ship of the [battle] line God Save the South (1824-1892).

The frigate Stonewall (1865--1895).

The sloop Coin (1865-1895). It was preserved in the New Orleans navy museum since early 1902.

The sloop-of-war North Carolina (1862-1895).