Destroyers
Type 052D (Luyang III class) LOA 515′ / 157 m TDISP 7,500 tons (25, 6 building)
Type 052C (Luyang II) LOA 508′ / 155 m TDISP 7,000 tons (6 active)
Haikou DD-171 (2005)
Type 052B (Luyang I class) LOA 509′ / 155 m TDISP 6,500 tons (2 active)
Type 051C (Luzhou Class) LOA 509′ / 155 m TDISP 7,100 tons (2 active)
Shenyang 115 (2006) and Shijiazhuang 116 (2007)
Sovremenny Class (Russian Built, units upgraded by PLAN) LOA 512′ / 156 m TDISP 8,400 tons (4 active) original 2 had rear AK-130 gun position. Last 2 units (Project 956EM) were delivered without this. All units being upgraded with new VLS cells, and the replacement of the large Moskit anti-ship 4 cell missile tubes (tucked under either side of bridge) that is the most distinctive feature of this Russian class.
Type 052 Luhu Class LOA 472′ / 144 m TDISP 4,800 tons (2 active)
Qingdao DD-113 (1996)
Type 051B (Luhai Class) LOA 502′ / 153 m TDISP 6,000 tons (1 active)
Shenzhen (167) (1999)
Type 051 (many variants – NATO name Luda Class, distinct from Type 051 B and C classes above) LOA 433′ / 132 m TDISP 3,700 tons
Type 051 D (Luda I Class)
Xi’an (106) (1974-2007) Museum ship at Wuhan Museum of Science and Technology.
Nanchang (1983 – 2016) Museum ship at Nanchang, Jiangxi
Luda II type sole unit, Jinan (105), modified Type 051 destroyer with helicopter carrying facilities Museum ship at Qingdao naval museum
Anshan Class / Type 6607 destroyers LOA 370′ / 113 m TDISP 2,000 tons – originally Gnevny-class Soviet destroyers transferred to China and converted into Guided Missile Destroyers first of PLAN destroyers (4 retired, 3 preserved)
Anshan 101 (1954)
Changchun 103 (1955)
Taiyuan 104 (1955)
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