| Classe: Carlisle | |
| Statistics: | Displacement: 6 200 tons Length: 137 meters Speed: 29 knots 5 x 6'' guns |
| Date | Incident | Battle | Place |
| November 28, 1917 | Laid down | - | Great Britain |
| November 19, 1918 | Launched | Great Britain, light cruiser. | Great Britain |
| at the beginning of 1939 | - | converted into anti aircraft cruiser, christened Cairo. | Great Britain |
| September 3, 1939 | - | The Royal Navy at the start of the war. | Channel |
| June 15, 1942 | Light damages | Harpoon. | Western Mediteranean Sea |
| August 12, 1942 | Sunk | Convoy Pedestal for Malta, sunk by the Axum. | Western Mediteranean Sea |
| Date | Incident | Battle | Place |
| October 18, 1917 | Laid down | - | Great Britain |
| July 9, 1918 | Launched | Great Britain, light cruiser. | Great Britain |
| 1939 | - | christened Calcutta. | Great Britain |
| September 3, 1939 | - | The Royal Navy at the start of the war. | Great Britain |
| May 28, 1940 | - | Evacuation of Dunkirk. | Channel |
| September 2, 1940 | - | Operation "Hats". | Egypt |
| November 23, 1940 | - | Operation M.B. 9. | Eastern Mediterranean Sea |
| March 27, 1941 | - | Cape Matapan. | Creta |
| May 22, 1941 | Light damages | Convoy to Creta escorted by the Saggitario. | Creta |
| June 1, 1941 | Sunk | Evacuation of Crete. | Creta |
| Date | Incident | Battle | Place |
| February 23, 1918 | Laid down | - | Great Britain |
| June 28, 1919 | Launched | Great Britain, light cruiser. | Great Britain |
| 1935 | - | converted into anti aircraft cruiser, christened Capetown. | Great Britain |
| September 3, 1939 | - | The Royal Navy at the start of the war. | North Atlantic |
| April 8, 1941 | Damaged | Naval operations in the Red Sea. | Red Sea |
| January 1945 | Stricken | - | Great Britain |
| Date | Incident | Battle | Place |
| October 2, 1917 | Laid down | - | Great Britain |
| July 9, 1918 | Launched | Great Britain, light cruiser, christened Cawnpore. | Great Britain |
| November 16, 1918 | Commissioned | christened Carlisle. | Great Britain |
| September 3, 1939 | - | The Royal Navy at the start of the war. | Channel |
| January 1940 | - | converted into anti aircraft cruiser. | Great Britain |
| March 27, 1941 | - | Cape Matapan. | Creta |
| May 22, 1941 | Damaged | Convoy to Creta escorted by the Saggitario. | Creta |
| December 17, 1941 | - | First battle of the gulf of Syrte. | Malta, Tunisia |
| March 22, 1942 | Combat | Second battle of the Gulf of Syrte. | Malta, Tunisia |
| February 1949 | Stricken | - | Great Britain |
| Date | Incident | Battle | Place |
| December 8, 1917 | Laid down | - | Great Britain |
| December 18, 1918 | Launched | Great Britain, light cruiser. | Great Britain |
| June 18, 1919 | Commissioned | - | Great Britain |
| September 3, 1939 | - | The Royal Navy at the start of the war. | North Atlantic |
| 1942 | - | converted into anti aircraft cruiser, christened Colombo. | Great Britain |
| May 1948 | Stricken | - | Great Britain |