Hellenic Navy Fleet Modernization Program

Jason Dykstra (Wyvern) said:
I haven't been following Italian shipbuilding recently, however, it seems that the Italian Navy may order more FREMMs to the new Freccia Evo standard to replace the Durand de la Penne-class, in addition to the Indonesian order. It may be the case that they have very little capacity in their yards.
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I forgot to post the source last time. I got it from this video:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-QjaPIsq2E&t=115s&ab_channel=DailyBattlefields


They also recently received orders from the Indonesian Navy.

Indonesia Signs Contract for Two FREMM Frigates with Fincantieri

The first frigate is expected to be delivered to Indonesia in October 2024
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www.navalnews.com

Naval Group Offers Greece Local Build of 3 More FDI Frigates - Naval News

Naval Group has informed Greek leadership with a proposal that includes the local construction of 3 additional FDI frigates
www.navalnews.com www.navalnews.com
The acquisition of a total of seven (7) frigates of this type would significantly enhance the capabilities of the Hellenic Navy across all domains of naval warfare. The FDI HN frigates are equipped with a top tier anti-submarine warfare (ASW) suite and boast a formidable AAW missile loadout for their size, with each vessel carrying 24-32 ASTER 30 SAM and 21 RAM SAM.

However, their potential acquisition would likely nullify the announced plan of the political leadership to procure the Constellation-class frigates—not only for the Hellenic Navy’s needs but also with the ambition of co-producing them in Greece for potential export to other regional customers. The Greek leadership is likely to reconsider this option as the “American FREMM” program has been facing increasing delays, amid talks of reduced funding on the program which in turn is casting an increasing doubt on whether these frigates will ever see U.S. Navy service.
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