List of decommissioned ships of the Hellenic Navy

This is a list of retired naval ships operated by the Hellenic Navy during its history:
Capital ships.
Battleships.
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Other battleships
Ironclads.
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Other ironclads
Coastal patrol boats.
Three "Delos"-class (Abeking) air rescue patrol boats
Two "Goulandris" class (Neorion shipyards)
Two "Panagopoulos" class (Hellenic shipyards HSY)
Frigates.
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Leased to Greece from the USN after the Gulf War
Guided missile boats.
"Esperos"-class fast attack craft.
Seven former German Navy "Type 141" fast attack craft. Four "Esperos" class fast attack craft (Esperos, Kyklon, Lelaps, Typhon) were sold in public auction on May 18, 2009
The remaining three fast attack craft of the class (P-6069 "Albatros", P-6074 "Bussard" and P-6076 "Sperber") were also transferred to the Hellenic Navy and used as sources for spare parts
Gunboats.
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Formerly German Navy "Class 420" or "Thetis" submarine hunters ("U-Jagdboote")
Landing ships.
Landing craft (LCT).
Twelve WW II British landing craft (LCT) were transferred on loan to the Royal Hellenic Navy in 1945/1946. They were used for military transport and also for civilian transport due to the poor state of the railway system. Four were returned to the UK in 1953. The remaining were sold in 1963, with the exception of "Kythira" and "Milos".
Tank carriers (LST).
Eight former United States Navy LST Mark 2
Six former Royal Navy LST Mark 3
Two former United States Navy s
Motor launch boats.
Three Harbour Defence Motor Launch (1945–1962)
Oil tankers.
Two tankers
Other oil tankers
Submarines.
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Built in France in 1925–1927
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Built in France in 1927–1930
U-class submarines.
Under lease from the United Kingdom
V-class submarines.
Under lease from Britain
Torpedo boats.
"Antalya"-class torpedo boats.
Ottoman torpedo boats, scuttled in Preveza in 1912 during the First Balkan War, later salvaged by Greece
"Kydonia"-class torpedo boats.
These ships were transferred to Greece from Austria-Hungary as war reparations for World War I