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Class

  • Name (Year)
  • Displacement; Length; Complement
Battleships

Italia

  • Italia (1937); Vittorio Veneto (1937); Impero (1939)
  • 35,000 T; 775 ft; 1,000 people
(n/a)

  • Caio Duilio (1913); Andrea Dorea (1913)
  • 23,622 T; 612 ft; 1,198 people
  • Giulio Cesare (1911); Conte di Cavour (1911)
  • ? T; ? ft; ? people

Corvettes

Gabbiano

  • Ape; Baionetta; Chimera; Cormorano; Danaide; Draide; Fenice; Flora; Folaga; Gabbiano; Gru; Ibis; Minerva; Pellicano; Pomona; Scimitarra; Sfinge; Sibilla; Urania
  • 642 T; 203 ft; ? people

Cruisers

Ciano

  • Ammiraglio Costanzo Ciano (1939); Venezia (1939)
  • 8,000 T; ? ft; 600 people
Condottieri – A Type

  • Giovanni delle Bande nere (1930)
  • ? T; ? ft; ? people
Condottieri – B Type

  • Luigi Cadorna (1931)
  • 5,008 T; 555 ft; 500 people
Condottieri – D Type

  • Eugenio di Savoia (1934); Emanuele Filiberto Duca d’Aosta (1934)
  • 7,283 T; 610 ft; 551 people
Garibaldi

  • Giusseppe Garibaldi (1936); Luigi di Savoia Duca degli Abruzzi (1936)
  • 7,874 T; 614 ft; 600 people
Regolo

  • Attilio Regolo; Scipione Africano; Caio Mario; Claudio Tiberio; Paolo Emilio; Cornelio Silla; Ottaviano Augusto; Pompeo Magno; Ulpio Traiano; Vipsanio Agrippa; Claudio Druso; Giulio Germanico (all 1942-1943)
  • 3,362 T; 444 ft; ? people
Trento

  • Trento (1926); Trieste (1926)
  • 10,000 T; 645 ft; 723 people
(n/a)

  • Bari (1914)
  • 3,248 T; 444 ft; 398 people
  • Bolzano (1931)
  • 10,000 T; 555 ft; 723 people
  • Gorizia (1930)
  • 10,000 T; 600 ft; 705 people
  • Raimondo Montecuccoli (1934)
  • 6,941 T; 598 ft; 522 people
  • Taranto (1911)
  • 3,184 T; 455 ft; 445 people

Destroyers

Aviere

  • Aviere (1937); Ascari (1938); Camicia Nera (1937); Corazziere (1938); Geniere (1938); Alpino (1938); Fuciliere (1938); Bersagliere (1938); Granatiere (1938); Carabiniere (1938); Lanciere (1938)
  • 1,620 T; 350 ft; 165 people
Dardo

  • Dardo (1930); Strale (1931); Freccia (1930); Saetta (1932)
  • 1,206 T; 315 ft; 150 people
Folgore

  • Folgore (1931); Lampo (1931)
  • 1,220 T; 316 ft; 150 people
Granatiere

  • Granatiere (1938); Carabiniere (1938)
  • 1,620 T; 350 ft; 165 people
Grecale

  • Grecale (1934); Scirocco (1934)
  • 1,449 T; 350 ft; 153 people
Mirabello

  • Carlo Mirabello (1914); Augusto Riboty (1915)
  • 1,383 T; 331 ft; 145 people
Navigatori

  • Lanzerotto Malocello (1929); Ugolino Vivaldi (1929); Antoniotto Usodimare (1929); Leone Pancaldo (1929); Antonio da Noli (1929); Emanuele Pessagno (1930); Nicoloso da Recco (1930); Nicolo Zeno (1928); Antonio Pigafetta (1929)
  • 1,628 T; 352 ft; 185 people
Oriani

  • Alfredo Oriani (1936); Vittorio Alfieri (1936)
  • 1,729 T; 250 ft; 157 people
Partenope

  • Partenope (1938); Polluce (1937); Pallade (1937); Pleidi (1937); Libra (1937); Lince (1938); Lira (1937); Lupo (1937); Airone (1938); Aretusa (1938); Calipso (1938); Calliope (1938); Circe (1938); Clio (1938)
  • 679 T; 267 ft; 94 people
Sella

  • Francesco Crispi (1925); Giovanni Nicotera (1926); Bettino Ricasoli (1926); Quintino Sella (1925)
  • 950 T; 271 ft; 120 people
Turbine

  • Borea (1927); Turbine (1927); Euro (1927)
  • 1,075-1,092 T; 308 ft; 142 people
(n/a)

  • Cesare Battiste (1926); Nazario Sauro (1926); Daniele Manin (1925); Francesco Nulio (1925)
  • 1,075 T; 296 ft; ? people
  • Nicoloso da Recco (1930)
  • 1,628 T; 352 ft; 185 people

Hospital Ships

(n/a)

  • Marechiaro (1928)
  • 127 T; 108 ft; ? people





Minelayers

(n/a)

  • Azio (1927)
  • 615 T; 204 ft; ? people

Scouts

Leone

  • Leone (1923); Pantera (1923); Tigre (1923)
  • 1,550 T; 372 ft; ? people

Seaplane Carriers

(n/a)

  • Giuseppe Miraglia (1923)
  • 4,880 T; 377 ft; 180 people

Submarines

Argo

  • Argo (1936); Velella (1936)
  • 689/857 T; 207 ft; ? people
Bagnolini

  • Alpino Attilio Bagnolini (1939); Reginaldo Giuliani (1939)
  • 1,031 T; 253 ft; ? people
Balilia

  • Balilia (1927); Antonio Sciesa (1928); Enrico Toti (1927); Domenico Millelire (1927)
  • 1,368/1,874 T; 282 ft; 64 people
Brin

  • Brin (1938); Guglielmotti (1938)
  • 896/1,247 T; 231 ft; ? people
Cappellini

  • Comandante Cappellini (1939); Comandante Faa di Bruno (1939)
  • 951/1,270 T; 240 ft; ? people
Corridoni

  • Marcantonio Bragadino (1929); Filippo Corridoni (1930)
  • 803/1,051 T; 235 ft; 47 people
Dandolo

  • Dandolo (1937); Mocenigo (1937); Barbarigo (1938); Morosini (1938); Provana (1938); Veniero (1938)
  • 941/1,260 T; 240 ft; ? people
Finzi

  • Enrico Tazzoli; Giuseppe Finzi
  • 1,332/1,965 T; 277 ft; 66 people
Fisalia – Bernardis Type

  • Fisalia (1931); Medusa (1931); Serpente (1932); Salpa (1932); Jalea (1932); Jantina (1932)
  • 599/778 T; 202 ft; 41 people
Foca (Minelayer)

  • Foca (1937); Zoea (1917); Atropo (1938)
  • 1,109/1,533 T; 267 ft; ? people
“H”

  • H1 (1916); H2 (1916); H4 (1917); H6 (1917); H8 (1917)
  • 336/434 T; 150 ft; 22 people
Mameli

  • Goffredo Mameli (1926); Tito Spori (1928); Giovanni da Procida (1928)
  • 770/994 T; 213 ft; 46 people
Marconi

  • Guglielmo Marconi 1939); Leonardo da Vinci (1940); Luigi Torelli (1940); Alessandro Malaspina (1940); Maggiore Francesco Baracca (1940)
  • 1,036 T; 251 ft; ? people
Peria

  • Beilul (1938); Scire (1938); Tembien (1938); Ascianghi (1937); Ambra (1936); Malachite (1936); Onice (1936); Uarsciek (1937); Dagabur (1937); Dessie (1936); Adua (1936); Alagi (1936); Aradam (1936); Axum (1936); Coralio (1936); Diaspro (1936); Turchese (1936); Peria (1936)
  • 620/853 T; 198 ft; ? people
Pisani

  • Vittor Pisani (1927); Giovanni Bausan (1928); Marcantonio Colonna (1927); Ammiraglio des Geneya (1928)
  • 791/1,040 T; 223 ft; 46 people
Sirena

  • Sirena (1933); Nereide (1933); Galatea (1933); Ondina (1933); Smeraldo (1933); Ametista (1933); Zaffiro (1933); Topazio (1933)
  • 590/787 T; 198 ft; 41 people
St. Bon

  • Ammiraglio Saint Bon (1940); Ammiraglio Cagni (1940)
  • 1,461 T; 289 ft; ? people
Santarosa

  • Santorre Santarosa (1929); Ciro Menotti (1929); Fratelli Bandiera (1929); Luciano Manara (1929)
  • 815/1,078 T; 229 ft; 48 people
Settembrini

  • Luigi Settembrini; Ruggiero Settimo
  • 798/1,134 T; 225 ft; 48 people
Squalo

  • Delfino (1930); Narvalo (1930); Squalo (1930); Tricheco (1930)
  • 810/1,077 T; 229 ft; 48 people
“X”

  • X2 (1916); X3 (1916)
  • 389/453 T; 140 ft; ? people
Minelaying Type

  • Pietro Micca (1935)
  • 1,371/1,883 T; 297 ft; 66 people
(n/a)

  • Archimede (1933)
  • 880/1,231 T; 232 ft; 50 people
  • Ettore Fieramosca (1929)
  • 1,340/1,788 T; 270 ft; 64 people

Torpedo Boats

Abba

  • Antonio Mosto (1914); Rosolino Pilo (1914); Giuseppe Abba (1914)
  • 615 T; 237 ft; 94 people
Carini

  • Nicola Fabrizi (1917); Giacinto Carini (1916)
  • 635 T; 238 ft; 100 people
Libra

  • Libra (1937); Aretusa (1938); Calliope (1938); Clio (1938)
  • 679 T; 267 ft; 94 people
Orsa

  • Orione (1937); Orsa (1937)
  • 855 T; 293 ft; ? people
Sirio

  • Cassiopea
  • 652 T; 267 ft; 94 people
Sirio

  • Sirio (1935); Sagittario (1936)
  • 642 T; 269 ft; 94 people
(n/a)

  • Ernesto Giovannini (1921)
  • 182 T; 171 ft; ? people
  • Mozambique (1923)
  • 966 T; 263 ft; 105 people




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