About: Laforey3f class

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The Laforey- or L class was the first to introduce a new naming pattern. All ships had mixed names before, but received new names starting with the letter of the class designation. The ships are an enhanced Acasta model, with modified artillery placements, four torpedo tubes and a clipper bow for better seagoing capability. Two sub-types have been built, which show little difference besides the number of their funnels: the 3f class has three, while the 2f has only two.

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rdfs:label	Laforey3f class
rdfs:comment	The Laforey- or L class was the first to introduce a new naming pattern. All ships had mixed names before, but received new names starting with the letter of the class designation. The ships are an enhanced Acasta model, with modified artillery placements, four torpedo tubes and a clipper bow for better seagoing capability. Two sub-types have been built, which show little difference besides the number of their funnels: the 3f class has three, while the 2f has only two.
dcterms:subject	Destroyer Royal Navy Ship type Light Forces
abstract	The Laforey- or L class was the first to introduce a new naming pattern. All ships had mixed names before, but received new names starting with the letter of the class designation. The ships are an enhanced Acasta model, with modified artillery placements, four torpedo tubes and a clipper bow for better seagoing capability. Two sub-types have been built, which show little difference besides the number of their funnels: the 3f class has three, while the 2f has only two.

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