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that had been ordered in 1911 and 1912, which had not proved successful. The new, larger, designs would, as well as being more seaworthy, carry a heavier armament and would be oil-fueled only, rather than use the mix of oil- and coal-fueled boilers that German torpedo boats had used up to then. As
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1357:. London: Conway Maritime Press.
1319:. London: Conway Maritime Press.
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197:3Ă— 8.8 cm KL/45 guns
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674:On 3 October 1918,
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1699:Germaniawerft Kiel
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1391:Groos, O. (1923).
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72:13 June 1914
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2245:Ardimentoso
2184:French Navy
996:Massie 2007
984:Massie 2007
972:Massie 2007
948:Massie 2007
785:The "S" in
466:as well as
384:Dogger Bank
356:yard number
162:3 Ă— boilers
2300:1914 ships
2284:Categories
1309:References
1275:Karau 2014
1227:Karau 2014
1215:Karau 2014
1176:Karau 2014
1116:Karau 2014
960:Groos 1923
649:Beijerland
184:Complement
157:Propulsion
2083:G85 group
1951:V67 group
1812:S49 group
1757:V43 group
1702:G37 group
1645:S31 group
1588:V25 group
1506:669033099
1287:Kemp 1999
853:Citations
680:North Sea
659:Zeebrugge
645:the Downs
630:The Queen
530:screened
404:HMS
358:909, was
321:, with a
319:waterline
288:AG Vulcan
77:Completed
1494:(1928).
737:. 70 of
621:drifters
551:Flanders
426:Seydlitz
409:and the
360:launched
192:Armament
69:Launched
812:Lucifer
806:Liberty
800:Laforey
772:transl.
609:Laforey
588:Dunkirk
559:U-boats
492:, with
420:BlĂĽcher
402:aboard
392:Room 40
366:Service
327:draught
141:Draught
55:Builder
23:History
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614:Mohawk
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536:LĂĽtzow
532:LĂĽtzow
499:LĂĽtzow
445:after
400:Beatty
396:Rosyth
298:) and
280:-class
249:Baltic
235:Elbing
219:-class
214:was a
122:Length
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176:Speed
165:2 Ă—
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1465:ISBN
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406:Lion
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209:SMS
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