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on 15 November 1939. At her launching, she was christened
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534:(95,000 kW). Steam was provided by eight oil-fired
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330:3 aircraft (
142:Displacement
130:
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1750:Kommandøren
1601:Henry Bacon
1098:Engineering
784:Knox, p. 20
728:target ship
684:fitting out
569:star shells
485:Description
97:14 May 1938
1903:1939 ships
1882:Categories
1869:March 1945
1772:Pathfinder
1657:Arsterturm
1579:Trentonian
1577:HMCS
1317:Gay Viking
1268:Shipwrecks
914:References
619:fighters.
609:IMAM Ro.43
592:armor belt
514:and had a
428:Background
368:battleship
332:IMAM Ro.43
244:Complement
211:Propulsion
136:battleship
1815:USS
1788:USS
1770:HMS
1759:USS
1568:Dettifoss
1560:USS
1549:USS
1542:USS
1529:HMS
1459:HMS
1406:HMS
1298:USS
761:Footnotes
738:from the
652:laid down
565:amidships
300:Main belt
150:long tons
148:: 45,485
146:Full load
94:Laid down
1807:18 Feb:
1797:17 Feb:
1790:Crevalle
1781:SS
1779:15 Feb:
1768:11 Feb:
1757:10 Feb:
1710:28 Feb:
1682:27 Feb:
1654:26 Feb:
1620:24 Feb:
1592:23 Feb:
1575:22 Feb:
1558:21 Feb:
1515:20 Feb:
1499:18 Feb:
1461:Bluebell
1457:17 Feb:
1447:16 Feb:
1437:15 Feb:
1427:14 Feb:
1404:13 Feb:
1382:11 Feb:
1372:10 Feb:
1315:MV
1202:(actual)
1150:Littorio
1136:Littorio
744:scrapped
736:stricken
672:Brindisi
656:launched
605:catapult
501:Littorio
465:Littorio
452:Littorio
414:Sardinia
363:Littorio
348:catapult
346:1 stern
252:Armament
235:30
131:Littorio
102:Launched
70:Namesake
1761:Batfish
1747:9 Feb:
1713:Lautaro
1531:Vervain
1385:Persier
1375:Steuben
1356:9 Feb:
1340:7 Feb:
1330:6 Feb:
1323:Karatsu
1313:5 Feb:
1296:4 Feb:
1286:3 Feb:
1276:1 Feb:
1072:Portals
676:Trieste
640:Ansaldo
623:History
418:Trieste
312:Turrets
84:Ansaldo
80:Builder
39:History
1823:U-2336
1817:Gamble
1703:U-1279
1697:U-1018
1685:Corvus
1647:U-3007
1641:U-1208
1537:U-1276
1518:Nokaze
1508:U-2344
1485:U-1278
1479:U-1273
1467:Impero
1440:U-1053
1420:Ro-113
1391:Ro-112
1306:U-1014
1300:Barbel
1289:U-1279
1279:Ro-115
1175:Impero
1154:Italia
1064:Impero
1046:
1027:
1008:
989:
966:
947:
928:
751:Impero
732:Impero
720:Impero
712:Venice
708:Impero
701:Impero
693:Impero
689:Impero
668:Impero
660:Impero
632:Impero
601:Impero
573:Impero
550:Impero
544:Impero
508:Impero
479:Impero
422:Impero
410:Allies
406:Impero
398:Impero
365:-class
357:Impero
161:Length
133:-class
115:Venice
64:Impero
31:Impero
1729:U-683
1723:U-676
1691:U-327
1675:Ro-43
1669:I-370
1663:I-368
1635:U-927
1629:U-713
1623:I-371
1585:U-300
1524:TA 48
1473:U-425
1450:U-309
1430:U-989
1414:Ha-76
1397:U-869
1365:U-923
1359:U-864
1349:Ro-55
1343:CD-53
1200:class
1193:class
1086:Italy
754:'
644:Genoa
553:'
520:draft
503:class
470:named
441:class
294:Armor
284:20 ×
278:20 ×
272:12 ×
263:12 ×
232:Speed
177:Draft
88:Genoa
53:Italy
1852:1946
1844:1945
1836:1944
1551:S-38
1544:S-37
1492:Lark
1490:HMS
1207:None
1168:Roma
1044:ISBN
1025:ISBN
1006:ISBN
987:ISBN
964:ISBN
945:ISBN
926:ISBN
734:was
682:was
680:Roma
650:was
648:keel
516:beam
477:and
474:Roma
449:and
391:Roma
306:Deck
257:9 ×
222:4 ×
216:4 ×
190:8 ×
169:Beam
110:Fate
60:Name
642:of
615:or
334:or
198:shp
1884::
1820:,
1813:,
1786:,
1726:,
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202:kW
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