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==="Ca" (or 11th Emergency) Flotilla=== This flotilla was authorised under the 1941 Programme. The first pair was ordered from Yarrow on 16 February 1942; the other six were ordered on 24 March, a pair each from John Brown, Scotts and Cammell Laird. However, on 12 August 1942 the contract for the last pair was moved from Cammell Laird to White. Their originally-allocated names were altered to new names beginning with "Ca-" in November 1942. The John Brown pair - ''Caesar'' and ''Cavendish'' - were fitted as Leaders. On completion they formed the 6th Destroyer Flotilla for service in the Home Fleet. At the end of the war in Europe the flotilla was transferred to the East Indies Fleet and the ships arrived on station between August and November 1945, too late to see service against Japan. They remained in the Indian Ocean until May 1946 when they returned home and [[Ship commissioning#Ship decommissioning|paid off]] into operational reserve. {| class="wikitable plainrowheaders" style="font-size:97%;" |+ Ships of the "Ca" (11th Emergency) Flotilla |- !scope="col" |Name !scope="col" |Pennant !scope="col" |Builder <ref name="Whitley p136">Whitley 2000, p. 136.</ref> !scope="col" |Laid Down <ref name="Whitley p136"/> !scope="col" |Launched <ref name="Whitley p136"/> !scope="col" |Commissioned <ref name="Whitley p136"/> !scope="col" |Fate |- !scope="row"|{{HMS|Caprice|R01|2}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Swallow''}}) |R01<br>later D01 |[[Yarrow & Company|Yarrow]], [[Scotstoun]] |28 September 1942 |16 September 1943 |5 April 1944 |Modernised by Yarrow 1959. Paid off March 1973.<ref name="Critv3 p86">Critchley 1982, p. 86.</ref><br> Scrapped 1979 at [[Queenborough]].<ref name="Conway47 p506"/><ref name="Critv3 p86"/> |- !scope="row"|{{HMS|Cassandra|R62|2}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Tourmaline''}}) |R62<br>later D10 |Yarrow, Scotstoun |3 January 1943 |29 November 1943 |28 July 1944 |Modernised by Yarrow 1960. Paid off January 1966.<ref name="Critv3 p87">Critchley 1982, p. 87.</ref><br> Scrapped at [[Inverkeithing]] in 1967.<ref name="Conway47 p506"/><ref name="Critv3 p87"/> |- !scope="row"|{{HMS|Caesar|R07|2}} {{efn|name=fldr}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Ranger''}}) |R07<br>later D07 |[[John Brown & Company|John Brown]], [[Clydebank]] |3 April 1943 |14 February 1944 |5 October 1944 |Modernised 1957-60 at Rosyth. Paid off June 1965.<ref name="Critv3 p90">Critchley 1982, p. 90.</ref><br> Scrapped 1967 at [[Blyth, Northumberland|Blyth]].<ref name="Conway47 p506"/><ref name="Critv3 p90"/> |- !scope="row"|{{HMS|Cavendish|R15|2}} {{efn|name=fldr}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Sibyl''}}) |R15<br>later D15 |John Brown, Clydebank |19 May 1943 |12 April 1944 |13 December 1944 |Modernised 1956. Laid up 1964.<ref name="Critv3 p92">Critchley 1982, p. 92.</ref><br> Scrapped 1967 at Blyth.<ref name="Conway47 p506"/><ref name="Critv3 p92"/> |- !scope="row"|{{HMS|Cambrian|R85|2}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Spitfire''}}) |R85<br>later D85 |[[Scotts Shipbuilding & Engineering Company|Scotts]], [[Greenock]] |14 August 1942 |10 December 1943 |14 July 1944<br>by John Brown {{citation needed|date=January 2014}} |Modernised 1963. Paid off December 1968.<ref name="Critv3 p88">Critchley 1982, p. 88.</ref><br> Scrapped 1971 at [[Briton Ferry]].<ref name="Conway47 p506"/><ref name="Critv3 p88"/> |- !scope="row"|{{HMS|Carron|R30|2}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Strenuous''}}) |R30<br>later D30 |Scotts, Greenock |26 November 1942 |28 March 1944 |6 November 1944 |Modernised August 1955 as Training Ship. Paid off March 1963.<ref name="Critv3 p90"/><br> Scrapped 1967 at Inverkeithing.<ref name="Conway47 p506"/><ref name="Critv3 p90"/> |- !scope="row"|{{HMS|Cavalier|R73|2}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Pellew''}}) |R73<br>later D73 |[[J. Samuel White|White]], [[Cowes]] |28 February 1943 |7 April 1944 |22 November 1944 |Modernised 1957. Paid off July 1972.<ref name="Critv3 p92"/><br> Sold October 1977 to be preserved as a museum ship,<ref name="Critv3 p92"/><br>since 1999 preserved at [[Chatham Historic Dockyard]], [[Kent]]. |- !scope="row"|{{HMS|Carysfort|R25|2}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Pique''}}) |R25<br>later D25 |White, Cowes |12 May 1943 |25 July 1944 |20 February 1945 |Modernised 1956. Paid off February 1969.<ref name="Critv3 p92"/><br> Scrapped 1970 at [[Newport, Wales|Newport]].<ref name="Critv3 p92"/> |} {{notelist|refs= {{efn|name=fldr|[[flotilla leader]]}} }}
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