Royal Navy Frigates
Type 26 Class LOA 492′ / 150 m TDISP 8,000 tons (1 fitting out, 3 building). It is anticipated that a variant of this design will be built for both Australia and Canada.
Type 23 Class LOA 436′ / 132.9 m TDISP 4,900 tons (9 active, 4 retired, 3 transferred to Chilean Navy) 2 variants: general frigate and ASW
HMS Lancaster F-229 (1992) (General Purpose) shown above larger HMS Dauntless Type 45 destroyer
HMS Kent F-78 (2000) (ASW oriented)
Type 22 Class LOA 430-486′ / 131.1-148.1 m TDISP ca.5,000 tons (14 built, 5 active with other navies, rest scrapped) 3 distinct sub-classes
HMS Campbeltown F-86 (1989) scrapped 2013, 3rd batch, 486′ / 148.1 m LOA
Leander Class LOA 373′ / 113.7 m TDISP 3,000 tons (26 built, service with several navies, all scrapped or deliberately sunk)
HMNZS Wellington F-69 ex-HMS Bacchante (1969) transferred to New Zealand 1982, decommissioned 1999, sunk as dive wreck near Wellington 2005.
Unidentified Royal New Zealand Navy Leander Class laid up 2006 near Auckland
HMS Scylla F-71 (1970 – 1993), laid up, sunk as artificial reef 2004 Whitsand Bay, Cornwall
Rothesay Class LOA 370′ / 112.8 m TDISP 2,500 tons (21 built, 5 lost, all rest now scrapped)
HMS Plymouth F-126 (1961 – 1988) participated in Falklands War, preserved by Wartime Preservation Trust until its dissolution in 2006, scrapped 2014
Salisbury Class LOA 340′ / 103.6 m TDISP 2,400 tons (4, all now scrapped)
HMS Llandaff F-61 (1958 – 1976) transferred to Bangladesh Navy as BNS Umar Farooq (1976 – 2015) scrapped late 2016, Chittagong
Leopard Class LOA 340′ / 103.6 m TDISP 2,500 tons (7, all now scrapped) two units transferred to Bangladesh Navy both scrapped 2014, Chittagong
HMS Lynx F-27 (1957 – 1982), transferred to Bangladesh Navy as BNS Abu Bakr (1982 – 2013) and HMS Jaguar F-37 (1959 – 1978), transferred to Bangladesh Navy as BNS Ali Haider (1978 – 2013)
River Class LOA 301′ / 91.7 m TDISP 2,000 tons (151, service in many navies, possibly 3 preserved – also see Royal Australian Navy frigate page for HMAS Diamantina)
HMS Fal K-266 (1943) transferred 1947 to Burmese Navy (Myanmar) as URB Mayu decommissioned 1979. Museum ship at Myanmar Naval Training Headquarters South of Yangon.
Ex-HMS Windrush K-370 (1943) transferred to Free French Navy 1944 as La Découverte, converted to fire training vessel Lucifer, scrapped Cherbourg 2010
The Searchers 