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Italian Navy / Marina Militare Italiana -
Destroyer
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D 563
- ITS San Marco
(ex Giulio Germanico) |
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Type,
Class:
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built as Capitani
Romani class light cruiser; captured, almost
completed, by the Germans; completed as Destroyer; |
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Builder:
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Navalmeccanica di
Castellammare di Stabia, Italy |
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STATUS:
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Laid
down: April 3, 1939 Launched: July 26, 1941 (as Giulio Germanico) captured by the
Germans, scuttled in 1943 raised after WWII
and completed as Destroyer; renamed San Marco (D 563) Commissioned: January 19, 1956 Decommissioned:
1971 scrapped |
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Homeport:
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Namesake:
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San Marco (Saint Mark, the Apostle) |
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Technical Data:
(Measures, Propulsion, Armament, Aviation, etc.)
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Length: 142,2 meters Beam: 14,4 meters Draft: 5,1 meters Displacement: 5600 tons (full load) Speed: 39 knots (72 km/h) maximal Range: 4000 Nm (7400 km) at 16 knots (30
km/h) Crew: up to 360 Aviation/Hangar: none Propulsion: 4 x
boilers 4 x
Parsons steam turbines 110000 shp Armament: 6 x 5”/38
caliber (127mm) guns (3x2) 8 x
20/65mm guns (4x2) 1 x
Menon anti-submarine mortar 1 x depth charge track (DCT) 1 x depth charge projector (DCP) Systems: AN/SPS-6
air/surface search radar SG-6B
surface search radar SQS-11
sonar Mk-37
gun fire control system (GFCS) |
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ship
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D 563 ITS San Marco / ex Giulio Germanico: -- history wanted -- |
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