List of corvette and sloop classes of the Royal Navy

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This is a list of corvette and sloop classes of the Royal Navy. In 1937, Escort Sloops were officially re-rated as Escort Vessels and Patrol Sloops as Patrol Vessels, although the traditional term continued in use. In 1948 surviving sloops and corvettes were redesignated as frigates.

19th century screw corvettes

  • Jason class — 6 ships, 1859–1863
  • Juno class — 2 ships, 1867–1869
  • Eclipse class — 7 ships, 1867–1870
  • Briton class — 3 ships, 1869–1871
  • Volage class — 3 ships, 1869–1874
  • Amethyst class — 5 ships, 1873–1874
  • Bacchante class — 3 ships, 1875–1877
  • Comus class — 9 ships, 1878–1881
  • Satellite class — 7 ships, 1881–1884
  • Calypso class — 2 ships, 1883–1884

World War II corvettes

19th century and pre-World War I sloops

  • Fantome class — 6 ships, 1873–1874
  • Osprey class — 14 ships, 1876–1880
  • Dolphin class — 2 ships, 1882–1883
  • Mariner class — 6 ships, 1884–1888
  • Nymphe class — 4 ships, 1885–1888
  • Beagle class — 2 ships, 1889
  • Albert class — 2 ships, 1894
  • Phoenix class — 2 ships, 1895
  • Condor class — 6 ships, 1898–1900
  • Cadmus class — 6 ships, 1901–1903

World War I sloops

  • Flower classes of "convoy sloops"
  • P class — 45 ships, 1915–1917
  • Kil class — 81 ships, 1917–1919
  • PC class "Q-ships" — 19 ships, 1917–1918
  • 24 class — 22 ships, 1918–1919

Inter-war sloops

World War II sloops

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