About: Torpedobootzerstörer (G101 class)

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This class of destroyers was originally built for the Argentine Navy, but taken over by Germany after the outbreak of the war, and thus show a design quite unlike that of the other torpedo boats. Like their semi-cousins intended for the Russian Navy, they are more destroyers than torpedo boats. Apart from the four tubes amidships, they also sport two bow-mounted tubes able to fire straight ahead. All were built on the Germaniawerft shipyards in Kiel.

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rdfs:label	Torpedobootzerstörer (G101 class)
rdfs:comment	This class of destroyers was originally built for the Argentine Navy, but taken over by Germany after the outbreak of the war, and thus show a design quite unlike that of the other torpedo boats. Like their semi-cousins intended for the Russian Navy, they are more destroyers than torpedo boats. Apart from the four tubes amidships, they also sport two bow-mounted tubes able to fire straight ahead. All were built on the Germaniawerft shipyards in Kiel.
dcterms:subject	Destroyer Ship type Light Forces Mine carrier Kaiserliche Marine
abstract	This class of destroyers was originally built for the Argentine Navy, but taken over by Germany after the outbreak of the war, and thus show a design quite unlike that of the other torpedo boats. Like their semi-cousins intended for the Russian Navy, they are more destroyers than torpedo boats. Apart from the four tubes amidships, they also sport two bow-mounted tubes able to fire straight ahead. All were built on the Germaniawerft shipyards in Kiel.

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