The C class was a class of 32 destroyers of the Royal Navy launched from 1943 to 1945. They served in World War II, mainly as convoy escorts.

Ships

Ca subclass

• Caesar , launched on 14 February 1944
• Cambrian , launched on 10 December 1943
• Caprice , launched on 16 September 1943
• Carron , launched on 28 March 1944
• Carysfort , launched on 25 July 1944
• Cassandra , launched on 29 November 1943
• Cavalier, launched on 7 April 1944, Preserved at Chatham, Kent
• Cavendish , launched on 12 April 1944

Ch subclass

• Chaplet , launched on 18 July 1944
• Charity, launched on 30 November 1944 (to Pakistan as Shah Jehan)
• Chequers , launched on 30 October 1944
• Cheviot , launched on 2 May 1944
• Chevron , launched on 23 February 1944
• Chieftain , launched on 26 February 1945
• Childers , launched on 27 February 1945
• Chivalrous , launched on 22 June 1945 (to Pakistan as Taimur)

Co subclass

• Cockade , launched on 7 March 1944
• Comet , launched on 22 June 1944
• Comus , launched on 14 March 1945
• Concord , launched on 14 May 1945
• Consort , launched on 19 October 1944
• Constance , launched on 22 August 1944
• Contest , launched on 16 December 1944
• Cossack , launched on 10 May 1944

Cr subclass

• Creole , launched on 22 November 1945 (to Pakistan as Alamgir)
• Crescent , launched on 20 July 1944
• Crispin , launched on 23 June 1945 (to Pakistan as Jahangir)
• Cromwell , launched on 6 August 1945 (to Norway as Bergen)
• Crown , launched on 19 December 1945 (to Norway as Oslo)
• Croziers , launched on 19 September 1944 (to Norway as Trondheim)
• Crusader , launched on 5 October 1944 (to Canada)
• Crystal , launched on 12 February 1945 (to Norway as Stavanger)