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- Formidabile was the lead ship of the Formidabile-class ironclad warships, the first ships of that type to be built for the newly formed Italian Regia Marina...
- Italy the next year. The first of these vessels, the two vessels of the Formidabile class, were small broadside ironclads ordered from France and built to...
- The Formidabile class was a pair of ironclad warships built for the Italian Regia Marina (Royal Navy) in the 1860s. The class comprised two ships, Formidabile...
- occatoria Walckenaer, 1805 Synonyms Eriodon occatorium Lucas, 1865 Eriodon formidabile O. ****rd-Cambridge, 1869 Eriodon rubrocapitatum Keyserling, 1875 Eriodon...
- 8in SB s****, 12–164 mm breechloading rifles, 4.75in iron belt, 10kts) Formidabile (broadside ironclad, launched 1861, 2682t, 4-72pdr SB s****, 16–164 mm...
-  Royal Navy Flandre 1864-06-12 Provence class  French Navy Formidabile 1861-10-01 Formidabile class  Regia Marina Formidable 1885 Amiral Baudin class  French...
- July 20, 1866, it pla**** an important role, damaging the Italian ship, Formidabile, captained by Simone Antonio Saint-Bon. Fort George was built by the...
- Genova. In 1860, Cavour added a pair of small ironclad warships, the Formidabile class, beginning a series of ironclads built for the Sardinian and later...
- military force, named the Regia Marina (Royal Navy). By the time the two Formidabile-class ironclads had been commissioned, they formed the first broadside...
- the Regia Marina (Royal Navy). The Sardinian component included two Formidabile-class ironclads, ordered from France in 1860, which became Italy's first...