Condottieri (Family) - Revision history

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‎Raimondo Montecuccoli-class

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U31139476: Alberto di Giussano general history

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Alberto di Giussano general history

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 |9 September 1934
 |7 August 1935
-|18 October 1946
+|2 December 1942
-|Broken up
+|Sunk by U.S. bombers, wreck broken up in 18 October 1946
 |}

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 The '''Condottieri class''' was a group of 12 light cruisers built for the Regia Marina during World War II. These 12 light cruisers were divided into subvariants:
-* Alberto di Giussano class
+* Alberto di Giussano class (4 units)
-* Luigi Cadorna class
+* Luigi Cadorna class (2 units)
-* Raimondo Montecuccoli class
+* Raimondo Montecuccoli class (2 units)
-* Duca d'Aosta class
+* Duca d'Aosta class (2 units)
-* Duca degli Abruzzi class
+* Duca degli Abruzzi class (2 units)
 ==Vehicles==
 ===Rank III===
 ;Alberto da Giussano class:
 * {{Specs-Link|it_cruiser_bartolomeocolleoni_1940}} <sub>(1932)</sub>
 ===Rank IV===
 ;Raimondo Montecuccoli class:
 * {{Specs-Link|it_cruiser_montecuccoli}} <sub>(1943)</sub>
 ;Duca d'Aosta class:
 * {{Specs-Link|it_cruiser_eugenio_di_savoia}} <sub>(1943)</sub>
 * ▂{{Specs-Link|ussr_cruiser_kerch}} <sub>(1953)</sub> - <small>(previously RN Duca d'Aosta)</small>
 ===Rank V===
 ;Duca degli Abruzzi class:
 * {{Specs-Link|it_cruiser_garibaldi_class_abruzzi}} <sub>(1944)</sub>

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 ==Vehicles==
 ===Rank III===
 ;Alberto da Giussano class:
 * {{Specs-Link|it_cruiser_bartolomeocolleoni_1940}} <sub>(1932)</sub>
 ===Rank IV===
 ;Raimondo Montecuccoli class:
 * {{Specs-Link|it_cruiser_montecuccoli}} <sub>(1943)</sub>
 ;Duca d'Aosta class:
 * {{Specs-Link|it_cruiser_eugenio_di_savoia}} <sub>(1943)</sub>
 * ▂{{Specs-Link|ussr_cruiser_kerch}} <sub>(1953)</sub> - <small>(previously RN Duca d'Aosta)</small>
 ;Duca degli Abruzzi class:
 * {{Specs-Link|it_cruiser_garibaldi_class_abruzzi}} <sub>(1944)</sub>

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 The Condottieri class cruisers of the Alberto di Giussano type, designed and built for exploration missions and hunting enemy destroyers, were initially classified as 'Large Explorers', then as Light Cruisers.
-Since this type of cruiser was designed to explore vast areas of sea and hunt down enemy destroyers, they were modified to have good speed at sea, but this made them less armoured, in fact, during test sailings and battles the hull suffered much damage; during World War II the hull was reinforced, but in the same war all cruisers of this type were lost.
+Since this type of cruiser was designed to explore vast areas of sea and hunt down french destroyers, they were modified to have good speed at sea, but this made them less armoured, in fact, during test sailings and battles the hull suffered much damage; during World War II the hull was reinforced, but in the same war all cruisers of this type were lost.
 Instead of building more cruisers of this type, the design was revised with new and better ones, which led to the creation of the '''Luigi Cadorna''' type.
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 |29 March 1928
 |27 March 1930
-|1 January 1931
+|5 February 1931
 |13 December 1941
 |Sunk by 2 torpedoes of HMS Maori
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 |RN Alberico da Barbiano
 |Ansaldo -Genova
-|1928
+|16 April 1928
 |23 August
-|1931
+|9 June 1931
 |13 December 1941
 |Sunk by HMS Sikh, HMS Legion and HMS Maori
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 |21 December
-|1932
+|10 February 1932
 |19 July 1940
 |Sunk by various British Destroyers and HMAS Sydney
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 === Luigi Cadorna-class ===
 {| class="wikitable sortable"
 !Ship name
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 Luigi Cardorna
 |C.R.D.A. - Trieste
-|1930
+|19 September 1930
 |30 September 1931
 |11 August 1933
 |1951
-|Disbarred and demolished
+|Disbarred and after
 |-
 |RN Armando Diaz
 |O.T.O. - La Spezia
-|1930
+|28 July 1930
-|1932
+|10 July 1932
 |29 April 1933
 |25 February 1941
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 ! colspan="2" |Final Destiny
 |-
-|RN Emanuele Diliberto Duca d'Aosta/
+|RN Emanuele Filiberto Duca d'Aosta/
 Z-15 [[Kerch (cruiser)|Kerch]]
 |O.T.O. - Livorno
 |29 October 1932
 |22 April 1934
-|17 March 1935
+|13 July 1935
 |2 March 1949
 |Disbarred by Italian Navy and given to Russian Navy on 4 March. Disbarred in 20 February 1959  and demolished in 1961 with the Russian Navy
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 Duca degli Abbruzzi
 |O.T.O. - La Spezia
-|1933
+|28 December 1933
-|1936
+|21 April 1936
-|1937
+|1 December 1937
 |1961
-|Disbarred
+|Disbarred  and demolished in 1965
 |-
 |RN Giuseppe Garibaldi/

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 === Alberto di Giussano-class ===
 {| class="wikitable sortable"
 !Ship name
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 |[[RN Bartolomeo Colleoni]]
 |Ansaldo -Genova
-|21 Giugno 1928
+|21 June 1928
 |21 December
 |1932
-|19 Luglio 1940
+|19 July 1940
 |Sunk by various British Destroyers and HMAS Sydney
 |-
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 |1 October 1931
 |2 August 1934
-|30 Giugno 1935
+|30 June 1935
 |31 May 1964
 |Disbarred and after
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 |10 April 1933
 |9 September 1934
-|7 Agosto 1935
+|7 August 1935
 |18 October 1946
 |Disbarred
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 HHMS Elli
 |Ansaldo - Genova
-|6 Luglio 1933
+|6 July 1933
 |16 March 1935
 |16 January 1936
-|26 Giugno 1951
+|26 June 1951
 |Given to Hellenic Navy (Greece). Disbarred and demolished in 1973
 |}

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 {{DISPLAYTITLE:Condottieri-class light cruiser}}
 ==Description==
-The '''Condottieri-class''' were a group of 12 light cruisers built for the Regia Marina during World War II. These 12 light cruisers were divided into subvariants:
+The '''Condottieri class''' was a group of 12 light cruisers built for the Regia Marina during World War II. These 12 light cruisers were divided into subvariants:
-* Alberto di Giussano-class
+* Alberto di Giussano class
-* Luigi Cadorna-class
+* Luigi Cadorna class
-* Raimondo Montecuccoli-class
+* Raimondo Montecuccoli class
-* Duca d'Aosta-class
+* Duca d'Aosta class
-* Duca degli Abruzzi-class
+* Duca degli Abruzzi class
 ==Vehicles==
 ===Rank III===
-'''Alberto da Giussano Type'''
+'''Alberto da Giussano class:'''
 * {{Specs-Link|it_cruiser_bartolomeocolleoni_1940}} <sub>(1932)</sub>
 ===Rank IV===
-'''Raimondo Montecuccoli Type'''
+'''Raimondo Montecuccoli class:'''
 * {{Specs-Link|it_cruiser_montecuccoli}} <sub>(1943)</sub>
-'''Duca d’Aosta Type'''
+'''Duca d'Aosta class:'''
 * {{Specs-Link|it_cruiser_eugenio_di_savoia}} <sub>(1943)</sub>