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Revision as of 20:57, 10 September 2022
This category contains all ships that are Expatriates.
Ships that at some point in history changed nationality, either by being built in a different country than the navy they served in, or by being transferred to another nation as a gift or war prize notably.
- Souya, commissioned as "Volochaevets" by the Soviets, was never delivered to the USSR.
- Gangut was built in the Russian Empire, so she is not technically "Soviet-born".
- Littorio was renamed Italia after switching from Fascist Italia to post-war Italia.
- Most French ships switched banner through history, notably between Vichy France and the Free French Naval Forces.
| Birth Nation | "Expatriated" Nation | |
|---|---|---|
| Japan | Hibiki, Nagato, Sakawa, Yukikaze, Shimushu, Tsushima, Fukae, Yashiro | Kamoi, Kongou, I-504, Shinyou, Ro-500 |
| USA | Kamoi, Langley, Brooklyn | Nagato, Sakawa, Prinz Eugen |
| UK | Kongou, Perth | Fukae |
| Germany | Prinz Eugen, Shinyou, U-511 | UIT-25 |
| Italia | Luigi Torelli, Tashkent | |
| USSR | Hibiki, Tashkent, Shimushu | |
| France | Langley | |
| Austalia | Perth | |
| China | Dan Yang, Tsushima, Yashiro | |
| Chile | Brooklyn |
Pages in category "Expatriates"
The following 20 pages are in this category, out of 20 total.