Deck Codes After Midlife Refits
| Name | Pennant | Deck Code |
|---|---|---|
| Rothesay | F107 | RO |
| Londonderry | F108 | LD |
| Brighton | F106 | BR |
| Yarmouth | F101 | YM |
| Falmouth | F113 | FM |
| Rhyl | F129 | RL |
| Lowestoft | F103 | LT |
| Berwick | F115 | BK |
| Plymouth | F126 | PL |
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