* [[Bofors (40 mm) (Family)]]
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...At 21:01 Yūgumo's torpedo hit USS Chevalier (DD-451, [[Fletcher (Family)|Fletcher-class]]) detonating the forward magazine and tearing her bow off all the way to t
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...un and Missile Systems Symposium 21 – 24 April 2008, Development of LW25 Family of Ammunition.
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...talian navy as the '''Fante-class''' during 1969-70. Italy purchased three Fletcher-class destroyers from the United States to replace the two Artigliere-class ships
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...s when compared to the nimble and small-sized boats like the Soviet [[G-5 (Family)|G-5]] and the German [[LS 3]], so the best cover for ''Peacock'' is behind
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...Pacific war and funds relocated. She's essentially an elongated [[Yugumo (Family)|Yūgumo-class destroyer]] allowing her to fit 3 quintuple torpedo launcher
Shimakaze is an extended [[Yugumo (Family)|Yugumo-class]] hull which comparatively gives her more displacement for an
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* [[Clemson (Family)]]
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...SS Welborn C. Wood (DD-195)''' is a member of the Clemson-class destroyer family. The USS Welborn C. Wood was laid down on September 24, 1918, by the Newpo
USS Welborn C. Wood (DD-195) was a destroyer of the [[Clemson (Family)|Clemson-class]] built for the American navy just after the end of World Wa
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The '''{{Specs|name}}''' is the 7th ship in the [[Porter (Family)|Porter-class]] of USN destroyers. Laid down in January 1934 and commission
...uggle against more heavily armoured light cruisers such as the [[Brooklyn (Family)|Brooklyn class]]. The anti-aircraft battery is respectable, and the main b
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...), formerly '''USS Richard P. Leary (DD-664)''', was a [[Fletcher (Family)|Fletcher-class]] destroyer of the US Navy. She was loaned to Japan in 1959 along with a si
...Yūgure was known as the USS Richard P. Leary (DD-664) and was one of many Fletcher-class destroyers built for the USN during WWII. Commissioned in 1944, the ship to
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* [[Leone (Family)|Leone-class]]
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The '''{{Specs|name}}''' is one of 98 [[Gearing (Family)|Gearing-class]] destroyers built for the US Navy near the end of WW2. Laid
...mily)|Fletcher class]], though with one less dual mount than the [[Porter (Family)|Porter class]]. In exchange, she gains extra anti-fragmentation armour and
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{{Main|Yugumo_(Family)#History|l1=History of the Yūgumo-class}}
* [[Yugumo (Family)|Yugumo-class]]
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...yers to replace the old Benson-class destroyers. Three [[Fletcher (Family)|Fletcher-class]] ships were delivered, later renamed Fante (D 561), Geniere (D 555), and L
Being a Fletcher-class ship, the Geniere's protection is generally the same as her sister ship [[U
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...e [[Porter (Family)|Porter class]] and the same as the earlier [[Fletcher (Family)|Fletcher class]]. This belt cannot stop more than 20 mm autocannons, but i
...ison to her older [[Porter (Family)|Porter-class]] and [[Fletcher (Family)|Fletcher-class]] predecessors, allowing her to stay in the fight for longer. This can allo
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* [[Marmon-Herrington Armoured Car (Family)]]
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