List of Major Ships of the Quentinian Navy

The United States of Quentin Navy has owned and operated thousands of vessels over its near 200 year history, too numerous to list in full. Below is a list of major ships that have served in the USQN, including the ships name, class, type and most recent squadron, if any, date launched, home port, and current status notes.

List

Name	Class and Type	Squadron	Date Launched	Home Port	Current Status	Notes
QNS 1823	Frigate, Jorgens Class	Corensin Squadron	1997	Berlinsavis	Active, Corensin Squadron	Named for independence date of nation, 4th largest active frigate, class flagship
QNS 1834	Frigate, New Parchment Class	Coastline Reserve Force	1836	Port Clinton	Active, Coastline Reserve Force	Named for date of Constitution ratification date, 3rd oldest ship in service
QNS 1970	Aircraft Carrier, Gray Pillars Class	May Squadron	1970	Liberation City	Inactive, Upgraded to QNS Cheznowski	N/A
QNS Cheznowski	Aircraft Carrier, Pop Flashy Class	Primary Calidihav Command Squadron	2016	Liberation City	Active, Primary Calidihav Command Squadron	Class flagship, 2nd largest carrier in fleet
QNS 1998	Amphibious Assault Ship, New Legend Class	Primary Venturian Command Squadron	1998	Bouclier	Active, Pleashine Squadron	Class flagship, nicknamed "Davie Buff"
QNS 2000	Cruiser, Constant Vigilance Class	Corensin Squadron	2001	Port Clinton	Active, Corensin Squadron	Secondary flagship, class flagship
QNS 2011	Destroyer, New Era Eight Class	Pleashine Squadron	2011	Kad'dgen	Active, Pleashine Squadron	Secondary flagship, class flagship
QNS Flecha	Frigate, Gifted from Allia	Jackdaw Squadron	1811/Entered Quentinian Service 1822	Boston	Inactive, Bottom of Sea of Stratigeo	Nicknamed "Red Robber of the Seas", flagship, highest sunk/captured number of any ship, sunk by IDK Hi in 1885.
QNS Adriana's Pride	Sloop of War, Kenway Class	Jackdaw Squadron	1849	Baltimore	Inactive	Broken up and salvaged in 1903
QNS Esmeralda	Frigate, Kenway Class	Jackdaw Squadron	1851	Greenscoast	Inactive, Bottom of Calidihav Ocean	Sunk by SSS Pact Ripper in 1884, beloved hero in Greenscoast
QNS Davis	Steam Brig, Internationalist Class	Flom Squadron	1867	Port Clinton	Inactive, Preserved in Docneighland	Defected to Docneighland Navy with intelligence, 1939
QNS Hyde	Destroyer, New Traditional Class	Ray Squadron	1986	Port Independence	Active, Ray Squadron	Class flagship, secondary flagship, fastest ship in service
QNS Venturinius	Nuclear Submarine, Megatrine Class	Primary Brightwater-Stratigeo Command Squadron	2006	Livjessville	Active, Primary Brightwater-Stratigeo Command Squadron	Class flagship, fastest submarine in fleet
QNS Chipea	Nuclear Submarine, Megatrine Class	Pleashine Squadron	2007	Port Jaron	Active, Pleashine Squadron	Class Flagship
QNS Guadaloupe	Cruiser, Jorgensan Class	Darned Squadron	1997	J.P. Island	Active, Darned Squadron	Designated survivor ship
QNS Tigre II	Submarine, First Ivan Class	Stevenson Squadron	1931	Northarbore	Semi-active, Stevenson Squadron	Docked in Northarbore most of the time, operates only for rescue, radar, and insular defense
QNS Tigre	Brigantine	N/A	1825	Boston	Inactive, bottom of the Gulf of Creed	Mine laying and coastal harassment ship during the Quentinian War for Independence, fastest sailing ship ever, captured by Megatrines during Quentin-Logan Border War, sunk by Quentinians in 1884