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I've checked the Italian naval units and I've found some that they should be added / deleted :


Submarines :

" C.te Salvatore TODARO " - S526 - enter service 06/05

" SCIRE' " - S527 - enter service 05/06

Link : http://www.marina.difesa.it/programmi/programmi04.htm

S-518 Sauro Class - OUT OF SERVICE

U-31 Class Type 212 - OUT OF SERVICE


S-522 - Class "Sauro III" - name " Salvatore PELOSI " - IN SERVICE

S-524 - Class "Sauro IV" - name " Primo LONGOBARDO " - IN SERVICE

S-525 - Class "Sauro IV" - name " GianFranco GAZZANA PRIAROGGIA " - IN SERVICE

S-523 - Class "Sauro III" - name " Giuliano PRINI " - IN SERVICE

S-519 - Class "Sauro I" - name " Fecia DI COSSATO " - IN SERVICE

S-520 - Class "Sauro II" - name " Leonardo DA VINCI " - IN SERVICE

Link : http://www.marina.difesa.it/unita/unita08.htm


Frigates :

Class " MAESTRALE " :

1) " MAESTRALE" - F 570 - IN SERVICE

2) " ALISEO" - F 574 - IN SERVICE

3) " ESPERO " - F 576 - IN SERVICE

4) " EURO " - F 575 - IN SERVICE

5) " GRECALE " - F 571 - IN SERVICE

6) " LIBECCIO " - F 572 - IN SERVICE

7) " SCIROCCO " - F 573 - IN SERVICE

8) " ZEFFIRO" - F 573 - IN SERVICE

Class : " SOLDATI "

1) " ARTIGLIERE " - F 582 - IN SERVICE

2) " AVIERE " - F 583 - IN SERVICE

3) " BERSAGLIERE " - F 584 - IN SERVICE

4) " GRANATIERE " - F 585 - IN SERVICE

Link : http://www.marina.difesa.it/unita/unita04.htm
Link : http://www.marina.difesa.it/unita/unita05.htm

CM-11 Esmereldas - OUT OF SERVICE

F-564 Lupo Class - OUT OF SERVICE



Corvettes :

Class " MINERVA I " :

1) " MINERVA " - F 551 - IN SERVICE

2) " DANAIDE " - F 553 - IN SERVICE

3) " SFINGE " - F 554 - IN SERVICE

4) " URANIA " - F 552 - IN SERVICE

Class " MINERVA II " :

1) " DRIADE " - F 555 - IN SERVICE

2) " CHIMERA " - F 556 - IN SERVICE

3) " FENICE " - F 557 - IN SERVICE

4) " SIBILLA " - F 558 - IN SERVICE

Link : http://www.marina.difesa.it/unita/unita06.htm


Destroyers and Cruisers :

Class " DE LA PENNE "

1) " LUIGI DURAND DE LA PENNE " - D 560 - IN SERVICE

2) " FRANCESCO MIMBELLI " - D 561 - IN SERVICE

Class " AUDACE " :

1) " ARDITO " - D 550 - IN SERVICE

2) " AUDACE " - D 551 - IN SERVICE

C-550 Vittorio Veneto - OUT OF SERVICE

Link : http://www.marina.difesa.it/unita/unita03.htm


Patrol / Support Craft :

Class " CASSIOPEA "

1) " CASSIOPEA " - P 401 - IN SERVICE

2) " LIBRA " - P 402 - IN SERVICE

3) " SPICA " - P 403 - IN SERVICE

4) " VEGA " - P 404 - IN SERVICE

Class " ESPLORATORE"

1) " ESPLORATORE " - P 405 - IN SERVICE

2) " SENTINELLA " - P 406 - IN SERVICE

3) " VEDETTA " - P 407 - IN SERVICE

4) " STAFFETTA " - P 408 - IN SERVICE

P-420 Sparviero Hydrofoil - OUT OF SERVICE

Link : http://www.marina.difesa.it/unita/unita07.htm


Naval Transport :

Class " SAN GIUSTO "

1) " SAN GIUSTO " - L 9894 - IN SERVICE

Class " SAN GIORGIO "

1) " SAN GIORGIO " - L 9892 - IN SERVICE

2) " SAN MARCO " - L 9893 - IN SERVICE

Link : http://www.marina.difesa.it/unita/unita10.htm


Hope this can help, if you need other informations I can translate from the official sites of Italian Army and Navy.
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Post by Balthagor »

This is a little more detail than we go into. We just use a "class" designation and put the right quantity in. Thanks for the info, I'll look it over and see if it matches what we have. Generally though, I'm confident in the sources we have for existing stuff. I didn't have the future stuff though, thank you for that.

FYI, Since the service life of the Vittorio Veneto has already been extended once, I've decided it could happen again. One of the players starts wtih this in their inventory. They can decide if they want to scrap it or not...
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Post by Shog-goth »

Ok, I understand but " Vittorio Veneto " was scrapped in 1948 and It was a coal powered ship. I don't think It's possible to have it in 2010.

Now I'll look at new units for italian army and air force.
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I just looked into it and the two new subs are Gemran U-31 Type 212s so they are already in the Italian inventory.

And for the Vittorio Veneto, you've looked up the wrong Vittorio Veneto;

1 VITTORIO VENETO class GUIDED MISSILE CRUISER (CG)

Name Pendant Launched Commissioned Status

VITTORIO VENETO C-550 Feb. 5, 1967 July 12, 1969 Active

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DESCRIPTION
The design of this cruiser, sometimes referred to as a helicopter-carrying guided missile cruiser (CHG), was based on the design of the ANDREA DORIA class cruisers. The ship can carry six Agusta-Bell (AB-212) helicopters versus the ANDREA DORIA's four, and she has more extensive facilities for anti -submarine warfare (ASW). The VENETO was replaced as flagship of the Italian Mediterranean fleet by the helicopter carrier GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI . VENETO is to eventually be replaced in service by the new VSTOL aircraft carrier ANDREA DORIA about 2007.
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Post by Shog-goth »

You're right, excuse me.

I've not found it in the Navy official site, only the old ship " Vittorio Veneto" is listed there.
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Post by Hellfish6 »

I always thought the "San Giorgio" class were great medium-sized amphibious ships with good flexibility. I believe the Japanese based their Osumi-class ships on these.
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