Q1888190

type of torpedo-armed fast attack craft. 
Patrol Torpedo boat

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  HMS Lightning 1876
  
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  USS PT 341 1943
  

HMS Lightning – Motor Torpedo Boat PT-37 – Motor Torpedo Boat PT-658 – naval vessel – PT 796 – PT-109 – United States Navy – USS PT 341 – 

1876-01-01T00:00:00Z

HMS Lightning 1876

1943-05-28T00:00:00Z

USS PT 341 1943

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Frameless

A Coast Guard sentry stands watch over a new torpedo boat under construction 1a34864v

Elco 70 foot PT boat PT-10 1941

Elco 70 foot PT boat PT-17 1941

Huckins PT-96

Manned by sailors of the Republic of Korea Navy, the small but powerful PT boat 26 still maintains its World War II "Devil Boat" status, engaging in harassing attacks against the east coast of North Korea 80-G-444157

Mios Woendi NARA 80-G-258662 Finger piers and PT boats and drydock in background.

Mk 13 torpedo launch from PT boat c1943

PT boat production Higgins 1942

PT boat under repair in a small floating drydock in the Philippines, circa 1944 (NH 44491)

PT-32

PT-131 before Battle of Surigao Strait 1944

PT-140 underway off Melville (Rhode Island) in 1943

Sailor readies torpedo for launch from PT boat off Florida c1944

The second place PT Boat during the "Plywood Derby".

USN 70 foot Elco PT boats 1941

USS Alecto (AGP-14) at Albany, New York (USA), circa in October 1945

USS Biscayne (AVP-11) at Anzio

USS PT-105 (cropped)

USS Portunus (AGP-4) with PT boats alongside, circa in 1944

USS Tallulah (AO-50) at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard on 10 October 1942 (19-N-35465)

USS Varuna (AGP-5) with PT boats alongside, circa in 1945

US Navy Fast Patrol Boats (PTF) underway c1964

U.S. Navy PT boats at La Maddalena, Sardinia (Italy), with the Italian corvette Ibis (C 17), circa in late 1943 (NH 44305)

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vessel	1876	HMS Lightning	Royal Navy, torpedo boat		Wikidata
vessel	1943	USS PT 341	United States Navy, torpedo boat, United States		Wikidata
image		A Coast Guard sentry stands watch over a new torpedo boat under construction 1a34864v			Wikimedia
image		Elco 70 foot PT boat PT-10 1941			Wikimedia
image		Elco 70 foot PT boat PT-17 1941			Wikimedia
image		Huckins PT-96			Wikimedia
image		"Devil%20Boat"%20status,%20engaging%20in%20harassing%20attacks%20against%20the%20east%20coast%20of%20North%20Korea%2080-G-444157.jpg Manned by sailors of the Republic of Korea Navy, the small but powerful PT boat 26 still maintains its World War II "Devil Boat" status, engaging in harassing attacks against the east coast of North Korea 80-G-444157			Wikimedia
image		Mios Woendi NARA 80-G-258662 Finger piers and PT boats and drydock in background.			Wikimedia
image		Mk 13 torpedo launch from PT boat c1943			Wikimedia
image		PT boat production Higgins 1942			Wikimedia
image		PT boat under repair in a small floating drydock in the Philippines, circa 1944 (NH 44491)			Wikimedia
image		PT-32			Wikimedia
image		PT-131 before Battle of Surigao Strait 1944			Wikimedia
image		PT-140 underway off Melville (Rhode Island) in 1943			Wikimedia
image		Sailor readies torpedo for launch from PT boat off Florida c1944			Wikimedia
image		"Plywood%20Derby"%20finish%20line%20at%20Montauk%20Point,%20Long%20Island,%2024%20July%201941.jpg The second place PT Boat during the "Plywood Derby".			Wikimedia
image		USN 70 foot Elco PT boats 1941			Wikimedia
image		USS Alecto (AGP-14) at Albany, New York (USA), circa in October 1945			Wikimedia
image		USS Biscayne (AVP-11) at Anzio			Wikimedia
image		USS PT-105 (cropped)			Wikimedia
image		USS Portunus (AGP-4) with PT boats alongside, circa in 1944			Wikimedia
image		USS Tallulah (AO-50) at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard on 10 October 1942 (19-N-35465)			Wikimedia
image		USS Varuna (AGP-5) with PT boats alongside, circa in 1945			Wikimedia
image		US Navy Fast Patrol Boats (PTF) underway c1964			Wikimedia
image		U.S. Navy PT boats at La Maddalena, Sardinia (Italy), with the Italian corvette Ibis (C 17), circa in late 1943 (NH 44305)			Wikimedia

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