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Taiwan's Navy (RoCN) unveils future frigate design

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A look at Taiwan's future frigate not to mention its future fleet shipbuilding plans:

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Taiwan�s CSBS Unveils New Frigate Design For ROC Navy

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Taiwan�s largest shipbuilding company, CSBC Corporation held its investor�s conference on December 4, 2020. The image of a new Frigate (FFG) design was featured during the conference. CSBC revealed its plan to become the contractor of the Republic of China (ROC) Navy, Coast Guard and other government organizations.
Tso-Juei Hsu 12 Dec 2020
Currently, the ROC Navy has a surface fleet composed of 4 Kee-Lung-class (formerly American Kidd-class ) destroyer, 10 Cheng Kung-class frigates (8 licensed ships based on US Oliver Hazard Perry-class, 2 purchased from US., 6 Kang-Ding-class (French-built La Fayette-class) frigates, 6 Chi-Yang class (formerly American Knox class) frigates, 12 Ching Chiang class patrol ships, 1 Tuo-Chiang class corvette, 31 fast attack missile crafts, 9 amphibious ships and 9 minesweepers. Most of the ships came into service between 1990�s and early 2000�s.
ROC Navy�s ambitious force building plan
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The ROC Navy has been working on its future force building plans since 2014. The Force Building Vision for the Next 15 Years was revealed on January 2014, it included two Landing Platform Docks, 11 Tuo-Chiang class catamaran missile corvettes, 10 to 15 medium frigates (which is said to be 2,000 tons class ), four destroyers equipped with advanced air defense systems.
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