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Akhisar-class torpedo boat
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Akhisar-class torpedo boat

Fast attack craft

Country of origin Ottoman Empire
The Akhisar-class torpedo boat was a pair of torpedo boats operated by the Ottoman Navy. Ordered as part of an effort to modernize the Ottoman fleet, they were built in Italy in 1904 with a similar design to Italian torpedo boats. An additional seven Ottoman torpedo boats ordered from the same shipyard are sometimes considered to be apart of the class. The two torpedo boats, Akhisar and Alpagot, were commissioned in 1904. Alpagot was sunk during the Italo-Turkish War and Akhisar survived World War I, operated by the subsequent Turkish Navy, and decommissioned in 1927.

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