The Normandy gun line and its staying power

Which cruisers and heavier ships served on the Normandy gun line, and when was the Navy relieved from gunfire support?

A large Allied force ranging from battleships to monitors supported the landings and remained engaged for about a week, as long as useful targets stayed in range.

Allied gunfire support off Normandy included the battleships Arkansas, Nevada, Ramillies, Rodney, Texas, and Warspite, with Nelson held in reserve. The heavy cruisers were Augusta, Frobisher, Hawkins, Quincy, and Tuscaloosa. The light cruisers included Argonaut, Ajax, Arethusa, Belfast, Bellona, Black Prince, Capetown, Ceres, Danae, Diadem, Dragon, Emerald, Enterprise, Georges Leygues, Glasgow, Mauritius, Montcalm, Orion, Scylla, and Sirius. Erebus and Roberts supplied monitor fire, while Boxer and Bruiser served as fighter-direction ships. The naval force stayed useful for about a week and kept firing while targets remained within range. Some claimed armored-vehicle kills remain hard to verify because direct hits from heavy shells may leave little recoverable evidence.