List of XE-Craft
- First group
- XE1 — built by Thomas Broadbent and Sons, used in Operation Struggle, scrapped 1945
- XE2 — built by Thomas Broadbent and Sons, scrapped 1945
- XE3 — built by Thomas Broadbent and Sons, used in Operation Struggle, scrapped 1945
- XE4 "Exciter" — built by Thomas Broadbent and Sons, used in Operation Sabre, scrapped 1945
- XE5 — built by Thomas Broadbent and Sons, used in Operation Foil, scrapped 1945
- XE6 — built by Thomas Broadbent and Sons, scrapped 1945
- XE7 — built by Thomas Broadbent and Sons, scrapped 1952
- XE8 "Expunger" — built by Broadbent, sunk as target 1952, recovered 1973 and preserved at Chatham Historic Dockyard, on loan from the Imperial War Museum
- XE9 — built by Markham, scrapped 1952
- XE10 — built by Markham, cancelled incomplete 1945
- Second group
- XE11 — built by Marshall, collided with boom defence vessel in Loch Striven after drifting out of her exercise area and lost 6 March 1945. Three crew were killed in the accident but two managed to escape. The boat was later salvaged.
- XE12 — built by Marshall, cannibalised for spares 1952
- Third group
- with minor improvements, built 1954-5. See
- X51 Stickleback - to Swedish Navy as Spiggen
- X52 Shrimp
- X53 Sprat - to US Navy
- X54 Minnow
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