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Badr-class corvette
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The Badr class is a class of corvette built by the United States and operated by the Saudi Navy. The class has been relegated to a coastal defence role following the modernisation of the Saudi fleet. There are four vessels in service; the RSN Badr (612), RSN Al Yarmook (614), RSN Hitteen (616) and the RSN Tabuk (618).
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The Badr class is a class of corvette built by the United States and operated by the Saudi Navy. The class has been relegated to a coastal defence role following the modernisation of the Saudi fleet. There are four vessels in service; the RSN Badr (612), RSN Al Yarmook (614), RSN Hitteen (616) and the RSN Tabuk (618).