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180:Displacement
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567:Nova Scotia
561:arrived at
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278:1,600
1943:1915 ships
1922:Categories
1462:Royal Navy
619:References
602:HMCS
487:Royal Navy
446:horsepower
425:(370
379:Royal Navy
341:Royal Navy
295:Complement
287:Test depth
230:Propulsion
189:(370
1208:Rucumilla
613:broken up
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548:Admiralty
476:torpedoes
423:long tons
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367:broken up
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317:torpedoes
312:bow tubes
187:long tons
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1131:CH class
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594:paid off
585:Wistaria
536:and her
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303:Armament
130:Acquired
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1883:G class
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875:Sources
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407:Quincy
399:Quebec
332:was a
244:diesel
203:Length
114:Canada
92:Quincy
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1428:AG-24
1421:AG-23
1414:AG-22
1407:AG-21
1400:AG-15
1393:AG-14
1379:AG-12
1372:AG-11
1219:Guale
1148:CH-15
1141:CH-14
624:Notes
609:CH-15
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381:from
363:CH-15
329:CH-15
327:HMCS
275:Range
263:knots
256:Speed
124:CH-15
36:CH-15
32:right
28:CH-14
1347:and
1054:ISBN
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1009:ISBN
990:ISBN
971:ISBN
953:ISBN
934:ISBN
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891:ISBN
664:1990
435:beam
421:364
308:4 ×
214:Beam
185:364
154:Fate
120:Name
67:Name
40:left
1868:H-9
1861:H-8
1854:H-7
1847:H-6
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1826:H-3
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1812:H-1
1778:H52
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