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<div style="text-align: justify;"><span style="color:#00008B">These drawings represent the configuration of the T-class when the first boat was contracted for construction in 1915. There can be significant differences in the as-completed or operational configuration. For instance, when they were operational, these boats never carried the two 3"/23 caliber Mk 9 guns as shown in this print. They were never installed on any of the three. T-1 eventually received a single 4"/50 caliber Mk | <div style="text-align: justify;"><span style="color:#00008B">These drawings represent the configuration of the T-class when the first boat was contracted for construction in 1915. There can be significant differences in the as-completed or operational configuration. For instance, when they were operational, these boats never carried the two 3"/23 caliber Mk 9 guns as shown in this print. They were never installed on any of the three. T-1 eventually received a single 4"/50 caliber Mk 12 gun, but only after the forward deck torpedo tubes were removed. | ||
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Notes
These drawings represent the configuration of the T-class when the first boat was contracted for construction in 1915. There can be significant differences in the as-completed or operational configuration. For instance, when they were operational, these boats never carried the two 3"/23 caliber Mk 9 guns as shown in this print. They were never installed on any of the three. T-1 eventually received a single 4"/50 caliber Mk 12 gun, but only after the forward deck torpedo tubes were removed.
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