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|{{IT-Insidioso|f=p}}||destroyer||30 Sep, 1913||Sunk 5 Nov, 1944 | |{{IT-Insidioso|f=p}}||destroyer||30 Sep, 1913||Sunk 5 Nov, 1944 | ||
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| + | |{{IT-FrancescoNullo|f=p}}||destroyer||12 Nov, 1914||Mined 23 Sep, 1940 | ||
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| + | |{{IT-AntonioMosto|f=p}}||destroyer||20 May, 1915||Stricken 15 Dec, 1958 | ||
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|{{IT-Sparviero|f=p}}||flotilla leader||25 Mar, 1917||Transferred 1 Jul, 1920 | |{{IT-Sparviero|f=p}}||flotilla leader||25 Mar, 1917||Transferred 1 Jul, 1920 | ||
Revision as of 21:54, 3 March 2020
Pattison Shipyard, which probably had another, more Italian-sounding name, was a shipbuilder with works located in Naples.
History
Shipbuilding
| Ship | Type | Launched | Fate |
| Indomito | destroyer | 10 May, 1912 | Stricken 11 Jul, 1937 |
| Intrepido | destroyer | 7 Aug, 1912 | Mined 4 Dec, 1915 |
| Irrequieto | destroyer | 12 Dec, 1912 | Stricken 11 Oct, 1937 |
| Impavido | destroyer | 22 Mar, 1913 | Stricken 1 Sep, 1937 |
| Impetuoso | destroyer | 23 Jul, 1913 | Torpedoed 10 Jul, 1916 |
| Insidioso | destroyer | 30 Sep, 1913 | Sunk 5 Nov, 1944 |
| Francesco Nullo | destroyer | 12 Nov, 1914 | Mined 23 Sep, 1940 |
| Antonio Mosto | destroyer | 20 May, 1915 | Stricken 15 Dec, 1958 |
| Sparviero | flotilla leader | 25 Mar, 1917 | Transferred 1 Jul, 1920 |
| Aquila | flotilla leader | 26 Jul, 1917 | Transferred c. 1937 |
| Nibbio | flotilla leader | 30 Jan, 1918 | Transferred 1 Jul, 1920 |
| Falco | flotilla leader | 16 Aug, 1919 | Transferred c. 1937 |
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