FSS Nha Mharthma (GCV-23) – Nha Kharma research projector (193 crew members, including 48 pilots and 57 personnel in two squadrons + 125 rescue personnel + 21 investigation division personnel with security personnel + 26 specialists in various fields acting as in situ experts or special advisors);
FSS Theneas (HH-117) – Nha Dhurieh flight III multi-purpose frigate (148 crew + three landing platoons), unprofiled general-purpose ship.
FSS Dhu Gharmah (HN-268) – Nha Dhurieh flight V multi-purpose frigate profiled as a tactical superiority projection ship (162 crew members)
FSS Besaoth (GS-101) – Sherieh flight II escort corvette (48 crew members), a typical heavy fire ship, belonging to a class of ships sometimes referred to as ‘heavy gunboats’, equipped with 36 medium- and short-range missile launchers, 4 long-range launchers, 4 six-rail coilgun batteries and a PDC counter-saturation network (the firepower of the network far exceeds the ship’s self-defence needs, designed as an advanced point of cover for the entire group). A ship with reduced seaworthiness, requiring logistical support from other units during long-range operations
FSS Hirtheme (GN-6) – a tactical reconnaissance corvette of the Mhe Neherion fligh I type (73 crew members, in three reconnaissance section teams)
FSS Yhesrieh (GQ-87) – a modern landing corvette, the lead ship of the Yhesrieh class, flight I+ (66 crew members + two landing platoons + air team), constituting an independent anti-gravity vessel (after deorbiting, the ship can remain in the atmosphere of planets covered with a trytoactive mantle based on the principle of the third tryttrite transformation) and having its own air wing for surface operations (a fighter squadron and two multi-purpose squadrons). The unit’s profile allows for the conversion of part of the hull into an open flight deck, while it also has pressurised hangars above the hull (for conducting flight operations in hazardous atmospheres).