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The
Vietnam monitors were divided into two programs; program 4 would consist of the 40 mm gun monitors, while the later program 5 would entail the eight Monitor (H) Howitzer versions, and the six Monitor (F) Flamethrower models. All of the monitors were converted from
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as part of their River
Assault Flotilla One, which initially consisted of four River Assault Divisions (RAD); with RAD 91 containing three monitors, RAD 92 having two monitors, RAD 111 having three monitors, and RAD 112 operating two monitors.
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within a T172 turret, and six monitors which mounted two M10-8 flamethrowers from two M8 turrets located on either side of the vessel's 40 mm cannon. Referred to as "river battleships" by their crews, they provided the firepower of the
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were the largest river monitors on the Danube, displacing 680 tons, armed mainly with three 120 mm guns and protected by at least 70 mm of armor around the belt, turrets and conning tower. They were built in sections at
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583:, contributing to the stemming of the enemy advance. During the Interwar period, the Romanian Danube Flotilla was the most powerful riverine fleet in the world. In 1924, the Romanian river monitors helped suppress the
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417:, in conjunction with other riverine craft, commissioned 24 monitors, ten of which mounted a single 40 mm cannon in a Mk 52 turret, eight which mounted an M49 105 mm
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captured some of these ships in 1918. They were up to 1,000 tons displacement, armed with 130 mm guns. Some of these
Russian monitors, such as the recommissioned
511:. She was refloated but her repairs were not completed before the War ended, and she was eventually handed over to Romania as war reparation, being renamed
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which was necessary for them to be able to operate in enclosed waters; but their displacement, size and draft varied depending on where they were used.
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Most river monitors were lightly armored although this varied, with some carrying more armor. Exceptional examples, however, most notably the
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218:(15.7 km/h; 9.8 mph) and were manned by usually 11 or more crewmen. They usually carried about ten tons of armor.
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and is currently the world's oldest commissioned warship still in active service. She is assigned to the
Brazilian navy's
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On 18 December 1965, the US Navy, for the second time in one hundred years, authorized the reactivation of a
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Yugoslav river monitors were former Austro-Hungarian warships received as reparations. They were renamed
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192:(LCMs) Mk 6s. When completed, they were 60 feet (18 m) long, 17 feet (5.2 m) wide, with a
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Magazine, 1967; Charles Kramer of Zik Assoc., Ltd. cutaway view of
Vietnam "River Battleship".
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Blitzkrieg: The 1916 Austro-German Campaign in Romania, p. 140
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are military craft designed to patrol rivers. They are normally the largest of all riverine
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141:. The American Civil War river monitors were very large, weighing up to 1,300 tons.
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Hungary also used river monitors, five of them notably taking part during the
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Third Axis, Fourth Ally: Romanian Armed Forces in the
European War, 1941–1945
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S.V. Patianin (2009). "Korabli Vtoroi mirovoi voiny. VMF SSSR 1941-1945 gg".
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1101:"One of the World's Oldest Military Ships Is Sailing Down a River in Brazil"
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Operational and Tactical Combat in Manchuria, 1945: 'August Storm'
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rivers, along with Soviet riverine ships. The Soviet Union also had five
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feet (1.1 m), had two screws driven by two Gray Marine model 64NH9
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This article is about the military boat type. Not to be confused with
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2 Gray Marine 64HN9 diesels; 160 kW (220 hp) at 2100 rpm
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Six smaller monitors (70–100 ton displacement) were used by
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Jarosław Malinowski (2006). "Rumuńska Flotylla Dunajska".
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and later fought in Austria, sinking two Soviet gunboats.
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Monitor Specifications, U.S. Navy Mobile Riverine Force,
156:(MRF); a force that would bring back the river monitor.
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See Warships of World War II. Retrieved 25 August 2015.
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Mark Axworthy, Cornel I. Scafeș, Cristian Crăciunoiu,
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U.S. Small Combatants: An Illustrated Design History
1088:(in Polish). Vol. 2/2006 (76). Tarnowskie Góry.
591:(classified as large armoured boats), and three big
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536:. She is now a floating museum anchored along the
224:US Navy Brown Water Navy River Monitors (Vietnam)
68:, and being distinguished by the use of revolving
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1024:Conway's All the World Fighting Ships 1906–1921
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1153:, 1987; Annapolis: Naval Institute Press.
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786:List of monitors of the United States Navy
27:Military warship designed to patrol rivers
763:on 9 March 1938. She participated in the
64:, which made her first appearance in the
1061:Spencer Tucker, Priscilla Mary Roberts,
1011:Austro-Hungarian Warships of World War I
985:Austro-Hungarian warships of World War I
593:Mihail Kogălniceanu-class river monitors
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104:. This type of vessel overlaps with the
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686:were commissioned by the newly created
454:, river monitors were employed during
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7:
1111:from the original on 9 November 2020
796:List of monitors of the Swedish Navy
129:River monitors were used during the
1063:World War I: Encyclopedia, Volume 1
801:List of monitors of the Netherlands
438:Austro-Hungarian river monitor SMS
248:18.4 m (60 ft 6 in)
245:18.6 m (61 ft 0 in)
133:, playing an important role in the
1138:, 2007; Brown Water Enterprises.
791:List of monitors of the Royal Navy
595:, used still in the 21st century.
256:5.3 m (17 ft 6 in)
137:. They also played a role in the
25:
1099:Beckhusen, Robert (25 May 2018).
551:During World War I, the Romanian
507:was sunk by a Romanian mine near
264:1.1 m (3 ft 6 in)
1035:Roger Kafka, Roy L. Pepperburg,
609:Czechoslovakia had one monitor,
120:The Civil War era river monitor
1164:Kramer, Charles (Illustrator),
740:Brazilian Navy's river monitor
480:, and later also fought in the
1301:Anti-submarine warfare carrier
1:
1219:Naval ship classes in service
382:-class river monitors of the
237:Generation-Two Type/Howitzer
1687:Harbour defence motor launch
749:The Brazilian river monitor
688:Independent State of Croatia
589:Smârdan-class river monitors
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400:Soviet invasion of Manchuria
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1816:Mine countermeasures vessel
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322:4 7.62 mm machine guns
280:8.5 knots (15.7 km/h)
148:for riparian operations in
135:Mississippi River Campaigns
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2017:Submarine aircraft carrier
1399:Pre-dreadnought battleship
1209:in 19th and 20th centuries
875:"Monitor - Specifications"
755:was built for the navy in
625:Operation Spring Awakening
357:1 7.62 mm machine gun
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332:2 200m range flamethrowers
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234:Generation-Two Type/Flame
29:
1912:General stores issue ship
1581:Amphibious transport dock
1356:Merchant aircraft carrier
1346:Interdiction Assault Ship
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1107:. Bright Mountain Media.
472:fired the first shots of
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188:56-foot (17 m) long
175:The US Navy operated its
1990:Deep-submergence vehicle
1980:Cruise missile submarine
1907:Fast combat support ship
1550:Guided-missile destroyer
1408:Standard-type battleship
301:1 40 mm auto-cannon
190:Landing Craft Mechanized
1586:Amphibious warfare ship
1296:Amphibious assault ship
1048:Frederick Thomas Jane,
972:Gunboats of World War I
577:First Battle of Cobadin
354:2 .50 cal. machine guns
351:3 M79 grenade launchers
338:2 .50 cal. machine guns
335:3 M79 grenade launchers
319:2 .50 cal. machine guns
309:Mk 18 grenade launchers
1662:Armed boarding steamer
1626:Landing Ship Logistics
1621:Landing ship, infantry
1447:Guided missile cruiser
1351:Light aircraft carrier
952:Carrico, p. 20, 21, 63
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476:, against the city of
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388:Imperial Japanese Navy
386:from around 1907; the
372:Amur Military Flotilla
345:1 105 mm howitzer
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1862:Auxiliary repair dock
1811:Destroyer minesweeper
1707:Ocean boarding vessel
1611:Landing Craft Support
1606:Landing craft carrier
1326:Fighter catapult ship
1050:Jane's Fighting Ships
1037:Warships of the World
912:. Routledge, p. 222.
908:Glantz, David (2004)
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384:Imperial Russian Navy
370:On Asian rivers, the
315:M79 grenade launchers
165:Mobile Riverine Force
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154:Mobile Riverine Force
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2088:Littoral combat ship
1641:Landing Ship Vehicle
1384:Coastal defence ship
585:Tatarbunary Uprising
348:2 20 mm cannons
329:2 20 mm cannons
231:Generation-One Type
139:Battle of Mobile Bay
1942:Replenishment oiler
1845:Command and support
1631:Landing Ship Medium
1494:Unprotected cruiser
1336:Flight deck cruiser
697:in 1939 on shallow
573:Battle of Turtucaia
304:1 20 mm cannon
298:1 81 mm mortar
2058:Breastwork monitor
1922:Joint support ship
1877:Combat stores ship
1672:Coastal motor boat
1636:Landing Ship, Tank
1616:Landing Ship Heavy
1515:Convoy rescue ship
1341:Helicopter carrier
1149:Friedman, Norman,
1134:Carrico, John M.,
931:Morskaya Kampaniya
854:Carrico, p. 16, 17
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701:. Captured by the
672:fall of Yugoslavia
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1975:Coastal submarine
1742:Fast attack craft
1596:Dock landing ship
1474:Protected cruiser
1457:Pocket battleship
1414:Treaty battleship
1404:Super-dreadnought
1288:Aircraft carriers
1236:Operational zones
1166:Popular Mechanics
1144:978-0-9794231-0-9
1136:Vietnam Ironclads
1022:Robert Gardiner,
721:in World War II.
612:President Masaryk
603:President Masaryk
482:Romanian Campaign
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2078:Floating battery
2012:Midget submarine
1965:Attack submarine
1947:Submarine tender
1897:Destroyer tender
1727:Submarine chaser
1591:Attack transport
1535:Escort destroyer
1530:Destroyer leader
1525:Destroyer escort
1432:Aircraft cruiser
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1887:Crane vessel
1882:Command ship
1821:Mine planter
1799:Mine warfare
1765:Missile boat
1732:Torpedo boat
1692:Motor launch
1655:Patrol craft
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1937:Repair ship
1836:Minesweeper
1712:Patrol boat
1667:Armed yacht
1389:Dreadnought
1376:Battleships
1203:Naval ships
1125:is older...
769:Mato Grosso
534:World War I
474:World War I
456:World War I
411:Vietnam War
409:During the
396:Soviet Navy
378:used large
70:gun turrets
2152:Ship types
2146:Categories
2124:Ship types
2083:Guard ship
1957:Submarines
1892:Depot ship
1826:Minehunter
885:25 January
807:References
771:Flotilla.
621:Bechelaren
528:(formerly
93:Lord Clive
88:Royal Navy
1831:Minelayer
1646:Troopship
1574:Transport
1540:Escorteur
1520:Destroyer
1261:Broadside
1229:auxiliary
1224:submarine
728:in 1942.
678:(renamed
540:river in
513:Basarabia
444:Basarabia
293:Armament
59:USS
2172:Gunboats
2167:Warships
2162:Monitors
2073:Flagship
1806:Danlayer
1677:Corvette
1555:Kaibōkan
1424:Cruisers
1316:CAM ship
1271:Casemate
1207:warships
1109:Archived
1065:, p. 999
1052:, p. 343
1039:, p. 881
1026:, p. 422
1013:, p. 142
1000:, p. 327
987:, p. 142
775:See also
752:Parnaíba
743:Parnaíba
575:and the
554:Brătianu
542:Belgrade
478:Belgrade
419:howitzer
392:Sverdlov
269:Engines
177:Monitors
98:monitors
55:warships
2117:Related
2093:Monitor
2027:Wet sub
1872:Collier
1790:Shin'yō
1785:PT boat
1682:Gunboat
1545:Frigate
1276:Turrets
1123:Kommuna
974:, p. 29
781:Gunboat
464:Romania
450:On the
374:on the
242:Length
205:⁄
61:Monitor
45:Monitor
2022:U-boat
1750:E-boat
1717:Q-ship
1503:Escort
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682:) and
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663:Morava
660:) and
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633:Vardar
561:Triest
546:Serbia
530:Bodrog
509:Brăila
499:-class
469:Bodrog
452:Danube
430:Europe
413:, the
380:Taifun
277:Speed
261:Draft
253:Width
169:napalm
123:Neosho
95:-class
1565:Sloop
1510:Aviso
707:Dnepr
680:Bosna
668:Körös
653:Drava
638:Bosna
556:class
491:Körös
285:Crew
216:knots
194:draft
81:draft
1995:DSRV
1780:MTSM
1205:and
1155:ISBN
1140:ISBN
1117:2018
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887:2010
759:and
717:and
684:Sava
666:(ex-
658:Enns
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525:Sava
497:Enns
462:and
376:Amur
366:Asia
1775:MTM
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