Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index This is a list of cruisers that continued in service post-WWII. Ships with no brackets, were built after WWII. Incomplete list at the moment. Table of contents 1 Argentinean Navy 2 Chilean Navy 3 French Navy 4 Italian Navy 5 Peruvian Navy 6 Royal Navy 7 Russian/Soviet Navy 8 United States Navy Argentinean Navy La Argentina-class - one ship (one ship post-WWII) Veinticinco De Mayo-class - two ships (two ships post-WWII) Chilean Navy Chacabuco-class - one ship (one ship post-WWII) French Navy Colbert-class - one ship Italian Navy Andrea Doria-class - two ships Vittorio Veneto-class - one ship Peruvian Navy Almirante-class - one ship Royal Navy Southampton-class - five ships (four ships post-WWII) Gloucester-class - three ships (one ship post-WWII) Edinburgh-class - two ships (one ship post-WWII) Dido-class - eleven ships (seven ships post-WWII) Fiji-class - eleven ships (nine ships post-WWII) Bellona-class - five ships (four ships post-WWII) Swiftsure-class - two ships (two ships post-WWII) Tiger-class - four ships (four ships post-WWII) Russian/Soviet Navy Sverdlov-class - fourteen ships Maxim Gorky-class - four ships (four ships post-WWII) Kynda-class - four ships Kresta I-class - four ships Kresta II class - ten ships Kara class - seven ships Slava-class - three ships Kirov-class - four ships Moskva-class - two ships United States Navy Boston-class - two ships Galveston-class - three ships Providence-class - three ships Long Beach-class - one ship Albany-class - three ships Leahy-class - nine ships Bainbridge-class - one ship Belknap-cruiser - nine ships Truxton-class - one ship California-class - two ships Virginia-class - four ships Ticonderoga-class - twenty seven ships This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.