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244:70,000
179:Displacement
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70:Nazi Germany
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2178:USC&GS
2171:USCGC
1946:HNLMS
1676:Soviet Navy
1631:French Navy
875:Paul Jakobi
863:oil tankers
848:Paul Jakobi
686:bombers of
676:Paul Jakobi
652:Polish Navy
613:Paul Jakobi
557:hydrophones
526:, two each
524:gun shields
333:6 Ă— single
317:5 Ă— single
295:1,530
117:Yard number
49: 1938
43:Paul Jakobi
2403:1936 ships
2397:Categories
2137:HMAS
1974:Empire Bay
1929:USAT
1861:Shipwrecks
1721:Royal Navy
1522:Type 1934A
1259:References
742:River Tyne
699:minefields
680:Kiel Canal
641:Baltic Sea
576:submarines
480:; 41
396:minelaying
392:contraband
376:built for
304:Complement
269:Propulsion
2213:HMS
2204:Spreewald
2196:HMS
2160:HMS
2109:USS
2104:Nana Maru
2086:USS
2071:Westralia
2063:USS
2008:HMS
1995:HMS
1918:HMS
1897:USS
1800:Type 1936
1481:Type 1934
944:HMS
830:Trondheim
776:HMS
769:HMS
668:Skagerrak
592:DeSchiMAG
588:laid down
562:‹See Tfd›
544:2 cm C/30
476:(67
454:deep load
411:Trondheim
374:destroyer
324:2 Ă— twin
193:deep load
173:destroyer
141:Completed
125:Laid down
107:DeSchiMAG
2305:Shch-214
2290:22 Jan:
2280:21 Jan:
2270:16 Jan:
2260:10 Jan:
2187:31 Jan:
2180:Research
2169:30 Jan:
2146:27 Jan:
2129:26 Jan:
2118:25 Jan:
2095:24 Jan:
2078:23 Jan:
2046:Eidsvold
2043:20 Jan:
2033:19 Jan:
2017:18 Jan:
2010:Matabele
1993:17 Jan:
1971:15 Jan:
1961:14 Jan:
1938:12 Jan:
1927:11 Jan:
1909:Tornator
1882:Mercedes
1795:(actual)
1392:(1991).
1351:(2005).
1268:(1990).
764:NĂĽrnberg
711:flagship
656:blockade
600:launched
542:and six
498:fuel oil
450:standard
415:Atlantic
312:Armament
186:standard
152:Sunk by
133:Launched
87:Namesake
2299:Molotov
2251:V 5104
2249:7 Jan:
2233:3 Jan:
2215:Triumph
2191:Belmont
2139:Sirocco
2081:Navemar
1941:Cyclops
1931:Liberty
1920:Vimiera
1916:9 Jan:
1906:8 Jan:
1895:3 Jan:
1879:2 Jan:
1869:1 Jan:
1685:Prytkiy
1312:Warship
927:Tirpitz
785:in the
783:Leipzig
758:Leipzig
709:in his
664:sisters
633:Ă…lesund
506:ballast
486:boilers
432:had an
399:sorties
329:AA guns
103:Builder
95:Ordered
56:History
2198:Culver
2162:Thanet
2132:Refast
2088:Neches
2020:Bantam
1997:Gurkha
1872:Malama
1718:
1697:Pylkiy
1673:
1652:Kléber
1640:Desaix
1628:
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946:Plover
901:bridge
816:sortie
800:Cromer
778:Ursula
771:Salmon
734:, and
608:sister
596:Bremen
566:German
540:funnel
369:was a
351:32–64
202:Length
111:Bremen
2384:Media
2293:Boyky
2263:U-374
2253:Orkan
2149:Harpa
2052:I-124
1986:U-577
1964:Chepo
1954:U-374
1793:class
1786:class
1779:class
1772:class
957:Notes
897:radar
629:'
488:with
474:knots
446:draft
419:mines
347:mines
292:Range
285:knots
280:Speed
231:Draft
154:mines
2334:1943
2326:1942
2318:1941
2236:I-58
2189:HMS
2155:I-73
2111:S-26
2065:S-36
2003:I-60
1980:U-93
1899:Iona
1791:H145
1784:V170
1777:S178
1770:H186
1752:(ex-
1740:(ex-
1728:(ex-
1700:(ex-
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1643:(ex-
1398:ISBN
1376:ISBN
1357:ISBN
1335:ISBN
1316:ISBN
1297:ISBN
1274:ISBN
936:Kiel
891:and
873:and
851:and
808:and
787:Elbe
761:and
674:and
478:km/h
442:beam
321:guns
259:6 Ă—
223:Beam
149:Fate
120:W902
77:Name
2120:Z8
1749:R92
1737:R38
1702:R92
951:bow
877:to
611:Z5
590:at
510:nmi
502:nmi
482:mph
470:shp
380:'s
364:Z8
345:60
307:325
297:nmi
283:36
254:shp
215:w/l
209:o/a
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250:kW
246:PS
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