Talk:Town-class destroyer

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Russian names

The names of the destroyers transferred to the Soviet Navy are not consistent between the two lists. The names in section 1 derive from a United States Navy source; the names in section 2 come from uboat.net, originally from British sources. I don't know anything about transliteration from Russian so I am unable to do the correction. I hope that someone with some expertise can correct them. Gdr 20:41, 2004 Dec 14 (UTC)

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