Talk:Single-ship action

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[edit] GENOESE ACTION OF 1788.

On August 11, 1788 , near San Remo, the Genoese galleys "Raggia" and "San Giorgio" (Cap. Giovanni Domenico Botto) seized the Algerian xebec "Clanchec" after fighting.

[edit] THE SINKING OF THE SZENT ISTVAN" (1918).

During WWI, on June 10, 1918 , the Italian two motor torpedo boats ("MAS 15" and "MAS 21") sunk the Austrian-Hungarian battleship "Szent Istvan" in the North Adriatic Sea.

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