Inhaúma-class corvette

The Inhaúma class are a series of five corvettes operated by the Brazilian Navy. These ships were built in Brazil and designed with assistance from the German company Marine Technik. It was originally planned to build 12 to 16 ships but the economic situation in Brazil did not permit this and only five vessels were built. The first two ships were constructed at the Arsenal de Marinha in Rio de Janeiro, the second pair by Verolme. The programme was considerably delayed due to funding issues and the Brazilian Verolme yard's insolvency in 1991 which forced Júlio de Noronha and Frontin to be completed by Arsenal da Marinha. The first ship entered service in 1989 and the last in 2008. Three of the five ships have been taken out of service and one was sunk in a missile exercise in the Atlantic Ocean in 2016.

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1986  Wikimedia, Wikidata
Inhauma-class corvette
5 produced, 
corvette, Brazilian Navy, Brazil, 

Cv Inhaúma, Cv Jaceguai, Cv Julio de Norohna, 

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  Cv Frontin ⓘ
  1992 Inhaúma-class corvette

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  Cv Inhaúma ⓘ
  1986 Inhaúma-class corvette

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  Cv Jaceguai ⓘ
  1987 Inhaúma-class corvette

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  Cv Julio de Norohna ⓘ
  1989 Inhaúma-class corvette

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Corveta Classe Inhaúma

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
object	watercraft		Cv Frontin	Inhaúma-class corvette, corvette	Wikidata
object	watercraft		Cv Inhaúma	Inhaúma-class corvette, corvette	Wikidata
object	watercraft		Cv Jaceguai	Inhaúma-class corvette, corvette	Wikidata
object	watercraft		Cv Julio de Norohna	Inhaúma-class corvette, corvette	Wikidata
commons	image		Corveta Classe Inhaúma		Commons