Light aircraft carrier

In World War II, the United States Navy produced a number of light carriers by converting cruiser hulls.

Argentinean Navy

• ARA Independencia - one ship (ex-Colossus-class)
• ARA Vienticino de Mayo - one ship (ex-Colossus-class)
  

  Brazilian Navy

• NAeL Minas Gerais - one ship (ex-Colossus-class)
• NAeL Sao Paulo - one ship (ex-Clemenceau-class)

French Navy

• Lafeyette-class - two ships (ex-Independence-class)
• FS Arromanches - one ship (ex-Colossus-class)
  

  Indian Navy

• INS Vikrant - one ship (ex-Majestic-class)
  

  Royal Navy

• Hermes-class - four ships
• Colossus-class - eight ships
• Majestic-Class - five ships
  

  Royal Australia Navy

• HMAS Sydney - one ship (ex-Majestic-class)
• HMAS Vengeance - one ship (ex-Colossus-class)
• HMAS Melbourne - one ship (ex-Majestic-class)
  

  Royal Canadian Navy

• HMCS Warrior - one ship (ex-Colossus-class)
• HMCS Magnificent - one ship (ex-Majestic-class)
• HMCS Bonaventure - one ship (ex-Majestic-class)
  

  Royal Netherlands Navy

• HMNLS Karel Doorman II - one ship (ex-Colossus-class)
  

  United States Navy

• Independence-class - nine ships
• Saipan-class - two ships