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surprised the five German destroyers in Narvik harbor. They torpedoed two destroyers and badly damaged the other three while suffering only minor damage themselves. As they were beginning to withdraw they encountered the three destroyers of the 4th
Flotilla which had been alerted in the Herjansfjord
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556:, two each
554:gun shields
345:6 Ă— single
329:5 Ă— single
307:1,530
141:8 July 1936
122:Yard number
54: 1938
42:Sister ship
2457:1936 ships
2451:Categories
2393:March 1940
2016:Königsberg
1876:Shipwrecks
1736:Royal Navy
1537:Type 1934A
1293:References
745:See also:
657:minefields
601:submarines
595:) passive
510:; 41
412:minelaying
388:built for
316:Complement
281:Propulsion
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2217:HMS
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2008:HMS
2001:HMS
1996:Friedenau
1948:Karlsruhe
1939:HMS
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1815:Type 1936
1496:Type 1934
1044:in June.
1030:Von Arnim
1008:Erich Bey
998:Wreck of
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882:magazines
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857:von Arnim
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720:Hans Lody
715:North Sea
704:Gneisenau
685:HMS
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613:laid down
589:. 'GHG' (
574:2 cm C/30
506:(67
484:deep load
472:long tons
386:destroyer
336:2 Ă— twin
205:deep load
190:long tons
177:destroyer
146:Completed
130:Laid down
2406:May 1940
2351:18 Apr:
2340:16 Apr:
2333:Malangen
2330:13 Apr:
2316:SchĂĽrbek
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2149:15 Apr:
2127:14 Apr:
2053:13 Apr:
2043:11 Apr:
1984:Albatros
1981:10 Apr:
1934:Eidsvold
1904:Glowworm
1810:(actual)
1407:(1991).
1385:(2005).
1302:(1990).
1017:Warspite
886:capsized
838:flagship
823:Glowworm
781:Glowworm
641:blockade
629:launched
617:Germania
572:and six
528:fuel oil
441:scuttled
428:Glowworm
404:blockade
324:Armament
198:standard
158:Scuttled
138:Launched
112:Germania
92:Namesake
2424:17°54′E
2421:68°25′N
2360:Pasteur
2354:Achille
2282:Hotspur
2265:Pol III
2261:8 Apr:
2230:Bittern
2191:Bradman
2170:Sterlet
2136:Brummer
2030:Thistle
1967:Sørland
1961:Seattle
1927:BlĂĽcher
1917:9 Apr:
1900:8 Apr:
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1700:Prytkiy
1346:Warship
981:Hotspur
976:Hotspur
692:trawler
645:sisters
536:ballast
516:boilers
454:had an
341:AA guns
108:Builder
100:Ordered
61:History
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2292:Alster
2275:Alster
2237:Dunoon
2023:Tarpon
2010:Hunter
1941:Gurkha
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1655:Desaix
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965:Hunter
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926:Thiele
908:Thiele
861:Thiele
819:Hipper
772:Narvik
735:Cromer
690:, one
607:Career
570:funnel
433:Narvik
415:sortie
381:was a
214:Length
188:2,171
2344:Brand
2323:Storm
2299:Brand
2219:Unity
2197:Trygg
2180:Stegg
2107:Storm
2082:Frøya
2003:Hardy
1955:Norge
1808:class
1801:class
1794:class
1787:class
1048:Notes
1034:fjord
948:beach
944:Hardy
939:Hardy
918:salvo
873:Norge
687:Gipsy
587:mines
518:with
504:knots
478:) at
468:draft
359:mines
357:60 Ă—
304:Range
297:knots
292:Speed
243:Draft
2389:1941
2381:1940
2373:1939
2208:Garm
2152:U-49
2113:U-64
1921:Æger
1893:U-50
1806:H145
1799:V170
1792:S178
1785:H186
1767:(ex-
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924:and
906:and
865:pier
859:and
849:and
723:and
707:and
669:and
621:Kiel
508:km/h
464:beam
376:Z11
363:4 Ă—
333:guns
256:6 Ă—
235:Beam
154:Fate
125:G537
116:Kiel
82:Name
2163:Sæl
1974:Tor
1887:U-1
1764:R92
1752:R38
1717:R92
615:at
540:nmi
512:mph
500:shp
392:'s
319:325
309:nmi
295:36
272:shp
227:w/l
221:o/a
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