Talk:SMS Novara (1850)

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At first reading, I see two of them:

1. There was no Austro-Hungarian Navy (K.u.K.) before
   Habsburg Empire
   .
2. Novara was completely rebuilt in 1861-1862 and was propeller-driven frigate from then on, and by far huger (~50m => ~60m). She hadn't even the same
   ISBN 978-3-85002-705-2 (German). seems to prove that just about two ribs (Boat building
   ) seem to have been used for the new hull ;)

]

Well, I did my best to fill the ship info form, but did not really come clear.

S.M. Frigate Novara
History
Austrian Empire
Name	Novara
Owner	k.k. Navy
Builder	list error: <br /> list (help) Arsenale di Venezia; Arsenale di Pola (1856; 1861).
Laid down	1843-09-20
Launched	1850-11-04
Commissioned	1851-06
Decommissioned	finally in 1898.
In service	1851-1856; 1857–1859; 1862-1898
General characteristics
Displacement	2107 t
Length	50,35 m
Beam	13,80 m
Armour	list error: <br /> list (help) 42 30-pounders (30 during circumnavigation)

Note that the flag I use is correct: the funny thing is that a well-armed frigate was declared to be neutral, which was even accepted by France with whom Austria was in war, at that time. --

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