Which RN ships carried Exocet?

Exocet in the RN

Type 12 Leander class : Exocet / Seacat (7) Exocet / Sea Wolf (5) conversions

Type 21 Frigate - Amazon class (8) - 2 units lost in the Falklands war

Type 22 Frigate Batch 1 and 2 - Broadsword (4) Boxer (6)

All classes carried 4 Missiles

Edit: As Alan mentions below there was 4 units of the County class Destroyers (Batch 2) modified with their 'B' turret (mk 6 Twin Automatic 4.5" gun) removed and replaced with 4 Exocet launchers like the above Frigates.
 
some updated County Class destroyers too from 1975

one dual 4.5" turret being replaced by a quad MM38 launcher

e.g. HMS Glamorgan, Ironic since she was damaged by an extemporised land launched Exocet during the Falkland war
 
Although not a warship the 9.2" coastal artillery battery in Gibraltar was finally replaced with with mobile Exocet launchers in the early/mid 70's.

The 9.2" ended up at the Imperial War Museum at Duxford.
 
Type 12 Leander class : Exocet / Seacat (7) Exocet / Sea Wolf (5) conversions

Type 21 Frigate - Amazon class (8) - 2 units lost in the Falklands war

Type 22 Frigate Batch 1 and 2 - Broadsword (4) Boxer (6)

All classes carried 4 Missiles

Edit: As Alan mentions below there was 4 units of the County class Destroyers (Batch 2) modified with their 'B' turret (mk 6 Twin Automatic 4.5" gun) removed and replaced with 4 Exocet launchers like the above Frigates.

ANTELOPE never actually received Exocets before she was sunk.

JUNO was also scheduled to recieve Seacat/Exocet conversion, but this was cancelled in the 1981 Defence Review.
 
ANTELOPE never actually received Exocets before she was sunk.

JUNO was also scheduled to recieve Seacat/Exocet conversion, but this was cancelled in the 1981 Defence Review.

Doh forgot about Antelope

Yep didn't include Juno only 7 of the batch 2s got converted to Seacat / Exocet
 
I believe early on, the Invincible class were supposed to receive Exocet's, presumably to make their 'Through-Deck-Cruiser' disguise more convincing, but didn't in the end.
 
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