Audace Class Destroyer (1913)

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Italy built two "Audace" class destroyers as the Great War approached. These were Orlando Shipyard's variations on the Indomito class destroyers being built by Pattison Shipyard at approximately the same time.

Overview of 2 vessels
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Name Builder Laid Down Launched Completed Fate
Audace Orlando Shipyard, Naples 4 May, 1913 Collision 30 Aug, 1916
Animoso Orlando Shipyard, Naples 13 Jul, 1913 Stricken 5 Apr, 1923

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Audace Class Destroyer
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