The Leander-Class is a type of light cruiser that was primarily used by the Royal Navy during the mid-20th century. Designed in the 1960s, these ships were known for their versatility and capability to perform various roles, including anti-submarine warfare and fleet support. The class features a sleek design and was equipped with advanced radar and weapon systems for its time. A total of 26 ships were built in this class, with notable examples including HMS Leander and HMS Ajax. The Leander-Class served in various conflicts, including the Falklands War, and many ships were later sold to other navies, showcasing their enduring design and effectiveness.