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This list of frigate classes includes all post–World War II frigate classes listed alphabetically. See also List of frigate classes by country. {| class="wikitable sortable" | Frigate class ||width=120px align=center| Number of ships | Notes |- |colspan=3| == A == |- | ''Abu Bakr'' ||align=center| 2 || ex-British Leopard class frigate |- | ''Adelaide'' ||align=center| 6 || derivative of ''Oliver Hazard Perry'' class |- | ''Ahmad Yani'' ||align=center| 6 || ex-Dutch ''Van Speijk'' class |- | ''Al Madinah'' ||align=center| 4 || |- | ''Allende'' class ||align=center| 3 || ex-USS ''Knox'' class |- | ''Almirante Brown'' |align=center| 4 || built in Germany |- | ''Almirante Padilla'' |align=center| 4 || built in Germany |- | ''Alpino'' ||align=center| 2 || |- | ''Alvand'' ||align=center| 3 || built in Britain for the Iranian Navy |- | ''Álvaro de Bazán'' |align=center| 5 || |- | ''Amiral Petre Barbuneanu'' |align=center| 4 || |- | ''Andres Bonifacio'' ||align=center| 4 || modified ex-US Casco class, all decommissioned |- | ''Anzac'' ||align=center| 10 (2 RNZN) || built by Tenix in Williamstown, Vic, Australia |- | ''Arriyad'' ||align=center| 4 ||three under construction |- | ''Artigliere'' ||align=center| 4 || |- | ''Atrevida'' ||align=center| 6 || |- | ''Aung Zeya'' ||align=center| 1 || built in Myanmar |- |colspan=3| 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「List of frigate classes」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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