Navy comparison:
Russia vs
United States
Fleet Profile
| Russia | United States | |
|---|---|---|
| Official name | Russian Navy | United States Navy |
| Total ships | 533 (2026) | 553 (2026) |
| Active ships | 447 | 234 |
| Naval ensign |
Ship Categories Radar Comparison
Ships by Category
π·πΊ Russiaas of 2026
πΊπΈ United Statesas of 2026
Overview
Russia operates a fleet of 533 ships compared to 553 for United States. Of these, 447 and 234 are in active service respectively.
The fleet breakdown includes 82 vs 85 submarines, 1 vs 16 aircraft carriers, 8 vs 102 destroyers, 19 vs 3 frigates, 82 vs 33 corvettes, 22 vs 52 amphibious ships, 68 vs 0 patrol boats, 18 vs 0 coastal boats, 50 vs 4 mine warfare ships (Russia vs United States).
Russia's navy is officially the Russian Navy, while United States's is the United States Navy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which country has more naval ships, Russia or United States?
United States has a larger navy with 553 ships compared to Russia's 533 ships.
Which navy has more submarines, Russia or United States?
United States operates more submarines with 85 compared to Russia's 82.
Which country has more aircraft carriers, Russia or United States?
United States has 16 aircraft carrier(s) compared to Russia's 1.
Which navy has more destroyers, Russia or United States?
United States operates 102 destroyers compared to Russia's 8.
Which navy has more frigates, Russia or United States?
Russia operates 19 frigates compared to United States's 3.