Eclipse-class Guided Missile Destroyer

A major evolution over the preceding Midway-class, the Eclipse-class is the most numerous advanced destroyer class in the world. Unlike previous Navy destroyers, the Eclipse-class are based off a foreign design (the Arleigh Burke-class DDGs of the Harbin Navy in this case), albeit heavily modified. The lead ship, NDF-NS Eclipse (DDG-1801) was authorized for construction in 2013 and was on sea trials and commissioned in 2016.

Fate of the class
Of the 40 vessels that were built, 38 are still currently in service, all with the NDF-N.

NDF-NS Eclipse (DDG-1801) is still in active service with the NDF-N, based at Joint Operating Base Arkhalis Island with the 2nd Fleet.

NDF-NS Ares (DDG-1802) is still in active service with the NDF-N, based at Joint Operation Base Arkhalis Island with the 2nd Fleet.

NDF-NS Malik City (DDG-1803) is still in active service with the NDF-N, based at Joint Operation Base Shipwreck Island with the 1st Fleet.

NDF-NS Kyle Warner (DDG-1804) is still in active service with the NDF-N, based at Joint Operation Base Arkhalis Island with the 2nd Fleet.

NDF-NS Frost (DDG-1805) is still in active service with the NDF-N, based at Joint Operation Base Shipwreck Island with the 1st Fleet.

NDF-NS Green (DDG-1806) is still in active service with the NDF-N, based at Fort Saipan Naval Base with the 3rd Fleet. She is under command of Fleet Admiral Jacob Stone, the former CNO.

NRFF-S Fife (DDG-1807) [Formerly NDF-NS Fort Saipan] was crippled and sunk by submarine NDF-NS Tom Robison (SSN-0401) while sortieing for an attack on the Fort Geelong escort group.

NRFF-S Glasglow (DDG-1808) [Formerly NDF-NS Lowell] was sunk by combined effort from the NDF-NS Green (DDG-1806), NDF-NS Midnight (DDG-1635) and NDF-NS Tom Robison (SSN-0401) during the Fort Geelong breakout.