PLA Navy and other maritime assets

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This thread lists all PLA Navy and China Coast Guard assets. It also spotlight’s Maritime Militia.

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Ship recognition guide: https://news.usni.org/2015/08/07/document-office-of-naval-intelligence-chinese-military-and-coast-guard-ship-identification-guide

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy-defence/article/2158059/five-things-know-about-home-built-destroyer-will-guard

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but the Chinese navy’s vessel naming rules call for larger destroyers to be named after China’s regional central cities, in most cases provincial capitals.

However, amid the recent boom in naval shipbuilding, 25 provincial capitals have already been used for warship names. Just two mainland capitals remain available: Nanchang in Jiangxi and Nanning in Guangxi.

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Aircraft Carriers
Nuclear carrier X CVN-?
Kuznetsov class Liaoning (ex-Varyag, 辽宁)		Indigenous carrier Type 001(?) CV-17(?)		Indigenous carrier Type 002 CV-18?
Indigenous carrier Type 003 CV-X
Submarines Shadowing USN carriers
Ballistic Missile Submarine, Nuclear (SSBN) Type 096 Type 094 (Jin) Guided Missile Submarine, Nuclear (SSGN) Type 093A (Shang II) Attack Submarine, Nuclear (SSN) Type 093 (Shang I) Type 091 (Han)		Attack Submarine, Diesel-Electric (SSK) Project 877/636/636M (Kilo) Type 039B (Yuan) Type 039 (Song) Type 035 (Ming)
Cruisers (CG)
Type 055 (Renhai) Nanchang (101) #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8
Destroyer (DDG)
Type 052D (Luyang III) class destroyer Xining (117) Kunming (172) Changsha (173) Hefei (174) Yinquan (175) 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th Type 052C (Luyang II) class destroyer Haikou (171) Lanzhou (170) Xi'an (153) Jinan (152) Zhengzhou (151) Changchun (150) Type 052B (Luyang I) Wuhan (169) Guangzhou (168)		Sovremennyy-class destroyer Ningbo [宁波] (139) Taizhou [泰州] (138) Fuzhou (137) Hangzhou (136) Type 051B (Luhai) class destroyer Shenzen (167) Type 052 (Luhu) class destroyer        Qingdao (113) Harbin (112)		Type 051G (Luda III) class destroyer        Zhuhai (166) Zhanjiang (165) Type 51 (Luda II and I) class destroyer   Zhanjiang (165) Guilin (164) Zunyi (134) Dalian (110)
Frigate (FFG)
Type 054B (Jiangkai III) Class Frigate Type 054A (Jiangkai II) Class Frigate Rizhao (598) Handan (579) Yangzhou (578) Huanggang (577) Daqing (576) Yueyang (575) Sanya (574) Liuzhou (573) Hengshui (572) Yuncheng (571) Huangshan (570) Yulin (569) Hengyang / Chaohu? (568) Tangshan (552) Zibo (551) Weifang (550) Changzhou (549) Yiyang (548) Linyi (547) Yancheng (546) Wuhu (539) Yantai (538) Xuchang (536) Jing Zhou (532) Xiangtan (531) Xuzhou (530) Zhoushan (529) Binzhou (515) Xianning (500)		Type 054 (Jiangkai I) Class Frigate Wenzhou (526) Ma'Anshan (525) Type 053H3 (Jiangwei II) Class Frigate Mianyang (528) Luoyang (527) Xiangfan (567) Yuxi (566) Yulin (565) Yichang (564) Putian (524) Sanming (523) Lianyungang (522) Jiaxing (521) Type 053H2G (Jangwei I) Class Frigate Tongling (542) Huaibei (541) Huainan (540) Anqing (539)		Type 053H1G (Jianghu V) Class Frigate Dongguan (560) Kangding (559) Zigong (558) Type 053HT (Jianghu IV) Class Frigate Siping (544)
Corvette
Type 056 (Jiangdao) class corvette Qinzhou (597) Huizhou (596) Zhuxhou (594) Sanmenxia (593) Luzhou (592) Weihai (590) Qingyuan (589) Quanzhou (588) Jieyang (587) Ji'an (586) Baise (585) Meizhou (584) Shangrao (583) Bengbu (582) Yingkou (581) Datong (580) Hanzhong (520) Heze (512) Baoding (511) Huaian (509) Qujing (508) Tongren (507) Jingmen (506) Qinhuangdao (505) Huangshi (502) Xinyang (501)
Guided Missile Patrol Craft
Type 022 2208		Houjian class Panyu (773) Nanhai (772) Shunde (771) Yangjiang (770)

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The PLAN already has the world's largest LST fleet, with 12 Type 72As, in addition to 3 Type 72s, 4 Type 72-IIs and 10 Type 72-IIIs; along with 25 smaller Type 73 and Type 74 LSTs. In an amphibious operation, Chinese LSTs are expected to operate along larger 25,000 Type 071 landing platform dock (LPD) ships. However, the carrying capacity of LSTs also means that they can be repurposed for other operations.

https://www.popsci.com/china-rings-in-new-year-with-new-amphibious-landing-ship#page-4

Amphibious Assault Ships             Type 075 #1 #2 #3 Type 071 (Yuzhao) class Jinggang Shan (999) Kunlun Shan (998) Changbaishan (989) Yimeng Shan (988) Wuzhi Shan (987) Longhu Shan (980) Type 072A LST Yunwu Shan [云雾山] (997) Laotie Shan [老铁山] (996) Wanyan Shan [万羊山] (995) Daiyun Shan [戴云山] (994) Luoxiao Shan [罗霄山] (993) Huading Shan [华顶山] (992) Taihang Shan [太行山] (982) Dabie Shan [大别山] (981) Wutai Shan [五台山] (917) Tianmu Shan [天目山] (916) Culai Shan [徂徕山] (915) Wuyi Shan [武夷山] (914) Baxian Shan [八仙山] (913) Daqing Shan [大青山] (912) Tianzhu Shan [天柱山] (911) Yuting II Class LST 992-997 918 913 912 911 Yuting Class LST 991 940 939 938 937 936 935 910 909 908 Yukan class 933 932 931 930 929 928 Type 079 Landing Ship Medium 957 - 986 Yuyi-class LCAC 3325 3326

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Support Vessels
Minesweeper Rongcheng (811) Replenishment ships Type 904B supply ship Junshanhu (961) Type 903A supply ship Gaoyouhu [高邮湖] (966) Luomahu [骆马湖] (964) Honghu [洪湖] (963) Dongpinghu [东平湖] (960) Chaohu [巢湖] (890) Taihu [太湖] (889) Weishanhu [微山湖] (887) Qiandaohu [千岛湖] (886)		Type 905 (Fuqing) class auxiliary ships Poyanghu Space Event Vessel Yuanwang 1 Yuanwang 2 Yuanwang 3 Yuanwang 4 Yuanwang 5 Yuanwang 6 Yuanwang 7 Type 920 Hospital Ship     Dai san dao hao [岱山岛号] / Peace Ark [和平方舟] (866)		Mobile Logistics Platform Ice breaker Haibing 723 Haibing 722

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Electronic Intelligence, Hydrographic, & Miscellaneous Ships

Auxiliary General Intelligence (AGI) Type 815 854 Tianwangxing (853) 852 Beijixing (851)		Ocean surveillance catamarans 429 232 Maritime investigatory boat Deng Jiaxian		"Sea Phantoms" / Spy trawlers Zhanyu [湛渔] 819 820 822

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http://thediplomat.com/2017/05/china-coast-guards-new-monster-ship-completes-maiden-patrol-in-south-china-sea/

The CCG has commissioned over a hundred vessels since 2012 and currently consists of 220-230 vessels of all types.

Coast Guard Cutters

12,000 ton cutters CCG 3901 CCG 2901 Type 818 Cutter 46301 46303		Other Coast Guard Nan Hai Jiu 115 Nan Hai Jiu 202		Miscellaneous Haijian 83 FLEC 310 FLEC 201 46012

China's Maritime Militia

Upending the rules of maritime warfare

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Decommissioned, transferred, sunk, scrapped

Destroyers		Auxiliary Ships
Type 51 (Luda II and I) class destroyer Nanchang (163) Nanning (162) Changsha (161) Guanzhou (160) Chongqing (133) Hefei (132) Nanjing (131) Kaifeng (109) Xining (108) Yinchuan (107) Xi'an (106) Jinan (105)		Type 905 (Fuqing) class auxiliary ships Converted to commercial use Renamed PNS Nasr Hongze Hu (881)