RN Amalfi

Amalfi was a Pisa-class armored cruiser of the Italian Royal Navy built in the first decade of the 20th century. During the Italo-Turkish War of 1911–1912, Amalfi operated with the Italian fleet off Tripoli in September 1911 and participated in the amphibious landings at Derna in October. In April 1912, Amalfi and sister ship Pisa led the way in attacks on Turkish forts in the Dardanelles. After the rest of the fleet retired later in the month, the pair of armored cruisers remained in the area to attack Turkish communications facilities. After the Treaty of Lausanne signed in October 1912 ended the war, Amalfi escorted the Italian king and queen on the royal yacht to Germany and Sweden during a 1913 visit.

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Italian cruiser Amalfi
speed 23.6 knot, 
Pisa-class cruiser, armored cruiser, Cantieri navali Odero, Royal Italian Navy, 

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ship launching

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keel laying

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Navire de guerre italien au large de Tripoli, guerre italo-turque, 1911 - photographie de presse - Agence Rol - btv1b53208101b

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Torpedoing of the Italian cruiser Amalfi, 7 July 1915

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Navire de guerre italien au large de Tripoli, guerre italo-turque, 1911 - photographie de presse - Agence Rol - btv1b53208101b		Commons
commons	image		Brassey'sPisaClass		Commons
commons	image		Torpedoing of the Italian cruiser Amalfi, 7 July 1915		Commons