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Animoso was the name of at
least three ships of the
Italian Navy and may
refer to:
Italian destroyer
Animoso (1913), an Audace-class
destroyer launched...
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launched on 20
October 1989 by
Fincantieri shipyards initially under the name
Animoso,
named after the same
torpedo boat
which served during World War II. Commissioned...
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Animoso was the
second and
final Audace-class
destroyer of the
Italian Regia Marina ("Royal Navy").
Commissioned in 1914, she pla**** an
active role in...
- Tifone,
Uragano with 2
single 100mm/47 guns and 8 × 20mm/65
machine guns.
Animoso, Ardito, Ardimentoso,
Intrepido with 2
single 100mm/47 guns,
while the...
- arms Name Life
Reign Titles Claim Philip V, the
Spirited Felipe V, el
Animoso December 19, 1683 – July 9, 1746 (aged 62)
November 16, 1700 – January...
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contains three movements, as follows:
Petite scène.
Allegretto Polka.
Animoso Épilogue.
Vivace Notes Refers to the year in
which the
performers recorded...
- (l'Universelle Aragne) "~ the Spirited":
Philip V of
Spain (Spanish:
Felipe el
Animoso) "~ Split-Nose":
Justinian II,
Byzantine Emperor "~ the Stammerer": Louis...
- The
Audace class of
destroyers consisted of two ships—Audace and
Animoso—that were
built for the
Italian Regia Marina (Royal Navy) in the 1910s. The design...
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Giuseppe Cesare Abba got
underway from
Venice with Ardente, the
destroyers Animoso and Ardito, and the new
destroyer Audace to
intercept an Austro-Hungarian...
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vessels Pegaso Procione Orione Orsa
Ciclone class: 16
vessels Aliseo Animoso Ardente Ardimentoso Ardito Ciclone Fortunale Ghibli Groppo Impavido Impetuoso...
