Soldati (Family) - Revision history

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‎Armament comparison: typo

U12017485: Added /* Armament comparison /, / See also / and / External links */. Fixed some minor details in the article.

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 ==Armament comparison==
-This comperision is intended to offer a bird's eye view. For more detailed information, please, refer to the individual articles.
+This comparison is intended to offer a bird's eye view. For more detailed information, please, refer to the individual articles.
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 {{DISPLAYTITLE:Soldati-class destroyer}}
-[[File:Soldati (Family).png|x280px|right]]
+[[File:Soldati (Family).png|x280px|thumb|The three vessels of the Soldati class]]
 ==Description==
 The '''Soldati'''-class were a group of 19 destroyers built for the Regia Marina.
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 * [[RN Geniere]] <sub>(1942)</sub>
-<small>Vehicles are listed in order of refit year, not build year</small>
+==Armament comparison==
 ==History==
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 The Regia Marina during the 1930s tried in various ways to create a more efficient class of destroyers than those already in service, and there were several attempts.
-The first attempts were made in 1929 with the setting of the Freccia-class destroyers, which, although they were a step forward in comparison with the [[Turbine (Family)|Turbine-class]] destroyers (especially from the point of view of autonomy and maneuverability) did not give the desired results, since they had to be made considerably heavier in the dead work to improve their lateral stability and seaworthiness.
+The first attempts were made in 1929 with the setting of the Freccia-class destroyers, which, although they were a step forward in comparison with the [[Turbine (Family)|Turbine-class]] destroyers (especially from the point of view of autonomy and manoeuvrability) did not give the desired results, since they had to be made considerably heavier in the dead work to improve their lateral stability and seaworthiness.
 In 1931 four Maestrale-class destroyers were set, which took the general characteristics of the Freccia-class, eliminated most of the defects of the previous class, resulting in a destroyer with satisfactory characteristics for the Regia Marina.
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 |1 February 1942
 |15 July 1948
-|Disbarred and given to  France and after demolished in 1956
+|Disbarred and given to France and after demolished in 1956
 |-
 |RN Bombardiere
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 |15 July 1942
 |17 January 1943
-|Sank by HMS United  a torpedo
+|Sank by HMS United a torpedo
 |-
 |RN Legionario
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 |1 March 1942
 |15 August 1948
-|Disbarred and given to  France and after demolished in 1956
+|Disbarred and given to France and after demolished in 1956
 |-
 |RN Corsaro
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 |31 August 1942
 |24 July 1948
-|Disbarred and given to  France and after demolished in 1956
+|Disbarred and given to France and after demolished in 1956
 |-
 |RN Squadrista
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 |No service
 |9 September 1943
-|Captured by germans, renamed TA 33, sunk from an aerial bombardment on 4 September 1944 before service
+|Captured by Germans, renamed TA 33, sunk from an aerial bombardment on 4 September 1944 before service
 |-
 |RN Carrista
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 |No service
 |No date
-|Captured by germans, renamed TA 34, never completed and sunk by an aerial bombardment
+|Captured by Germans, renamed TA 34, never completed and sunk by an aerial bombardment
 |}
 The RN Carrista was never launched, as she had to give up her stern to the RN Velite and her bow to the RN Carabiniere, both of which were torpedoed by British submarines. The RN Squadrista, on the other hand, was in the process of being outfitted when, after the armistice, it was captured by the Germans who towed it to Genoa, but still failed to complete it because it was sunk during an Allied air raid.
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 The remaining five units entered service between February and the last Soldati-class of 2°Serie (RN Velite) in August 1942.
-== Technical Description ==
+=== Technical Description ===
 The Soldati-class ships featured an extremely honed hull, and relatively uncluttered superstructures, to allow for the development of high speeds. The Schooner-type bow, characteristic of destroyers of the Freccia-class onward, was about 5.3 meters high on the waterline, and allowed good seakeeping from the forward sectors.
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 Internal compartmentalization and weight arrangement, following experience with the earlier types, had been particularly careful, so as to allow for good embedding and endurance qualities without having to resort to ballasting as had to be done with the Freccia-class.
-The rudder, centrally placed between the two propellers and connected to the hull with a strong fin, together with the angular shape of the hull, contributed greatly to the overall good maneuverability of the ship.
+The rudder, centrally placed between the two propellers and connected to the hull with a strong fin, together with the angular shape of the hull, contributed greatly to the overall good manoeuvrability of the ship.
 {{Italy destroyers}}
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 ==Vehicles==
 ===Rank III===
 * [[RN Aviere]] <sub>(1940)</sub>
 * [[RN Geniere]] <sub>(1942)</sub>
-* [[RN Corazziere]] <sub>(1943)</sub>
 <small>Vehicles are listed in order of refit year, not build year</small>

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 ==Vehicles==
 ===Rank III===
-:1° Serie
+;1° Serie
 * [[RN Aviere]] <sub>(1940)</sub>
 * [[RN Geniere]] <sub>(1942)</sub>
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 The rudder, centrally placed between the two propellers and connected to the hull with a strong fin, together with the angular shape of the hull, contributed greatly to the overall good maneuverability of the ship.
 {{Italy destroyers}}
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 ==Vehicles==
 ===Rank III===
-* [[RN Aviere]] - 1° Serie, 1940
+<small>Vehicles are listed in order of refit year, not build year</small>
 ==History==
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 The rudder, centrally placed between the two propellers and connected to the hull with a strong fin, together with the angular shape of the hull, contributed greatly to the overall good maneuverability of the ship.
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	The rudder, centrally placed between the two propellers and connected to the hull with a strong fin, together with the angular shape of the hull, contributed greatly to the overall good maneuverability of the ship.		The rudder, centrally placed between the two propellers and connected to the hull with a strong fin, together with the angular shape of the hull, contributed greatly to the overall good maneuverability of the ship.
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Soldati (Family) - Revision history

U12017485: /* Armament comparison */ typo

U12017485: Added /* Armament comparison */, /* See also */ and /* External links */. Fixed some minor details in the article.

U17577377: /* Vehicles */

U44629479: Edits

U17577377 at 09:26, 24 October 2022

U28580205: Suggested move

U31139476: /* Vehicles */ edits

U44629479: Edits

U31139476: /* Technical Description */

U31139476: /* TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION */

U12017485: Added /* Armament comparison /, / See also / and / External links */. Fixed some minor details in the article.