List of Italian destroyers

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This is a list of destroyers of the Regia Marina and Marina Militare, sorted by era and class.

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[edit] World War I

Lampo class:

Nembo class:

  • in Brindisi: Nembo, Turbine, Espero, Borea, Aquilone
  • in Venice: Zeffiro

Soldati Artigliere class:

  • in Taranto: Granatiere
  • in Venice: Bersagliere, Garibaldino, Corazziere, Lanciere, Artigliere

Soldati Alpino class:

  • in Venice: Alpino, Fuciliere, Pontiere, Ascaro

Indomito class:

Ardito class:

Audace class:

Pilo class:

[edit] World War II

Destroyer Ugolino Vivaldi, Navigatori class, sunk in 1943.
Destroyer Ugolino Vivaldi, Navigatori class, sunk in 1943.

Leone class: 3 vessels - 2283 t

Navigatori class: 12 vessels - 2010 t, among which Leone Pancaldo

Oriani or Poeti class: 4 vessels - 1950 t, among which Vittorio Alfieri and Giosué Carducci

Soldati class: 12 vessels (divided into First Soldati or Camicia Nera and Second soldati class) - 1620 t, among which Alpino, Artigliere, Ascari, Aviere, Bersagliere, Carabiniere and Lanciere

Maestrale class: 4 vessels - 1449 t, among which Grecale and Scirocco

Dardo class: 4 vessels - 1450 t, among which Strale

Mirabello class: 2 vessels - 1383 t

Folgore class: 4 vessels - 1220 t

Borea class: 8 vessels - 1092 t

Sauro class: 4 vessels - 1058 t

Sella class: 2 vessels - 935 t

[edit] Captured Ships

[edit] Post-World War II

  • De la Penne class
    • Luigi Durand De la Penne (D 560) (formerly Animoso)
    • Francesco Mimbelli (D 561) (formerly Ardimentoso)
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