Muzio Attendolo Light Cruiser *Done*

All of those agree with the official class limits document.

I'll take this one. Give me a day or two.

Muzio Attendolo was part of the third subclass of the Condottieri class and featured better protection than the preceding Italian light cruisers. She served in cruiser squadrons during Operation Halberd and the Battle of Punta Stilo. In August 1942 she was torpedoed by HMS Unbroken while trying to stop the British from reinforcing Malta during Operation Pedestal. It took three months to fabricate a replacement bow for the cruiser and soon after these repairs were completed the ship was sunk by an American bombing raid. Italy surrendered before the ship could be refloated and she was eventually scrapped.

Punta Stilo

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Muzio Attendolo
Class: Montecuccoli Class Light Cruiser
Commissioned: 7 August 1935
Fate: Sunk 4 December 1942
Displacement: 7405 tons standard
Length(OA): 597 ft 9 in
Beam: 54 ft 6 in
Speed: 37 knots
Armament:8 x 6 in/53 Mod 29 (4 x 2), 6 x 3.9 in/47 AA (3 x 2), 8 x 37 mm 54 cal AA (4 x 2), 8 x 13.2mm AA (4 x 2), 4 x 21 in TT (2 x 2)

Ship: Muzio Attendolo
Year: 1940
Cost: 10
MG: 7/7/6/4
AA: 6
TT: 2/1
A/VA/HP: 3/9/3
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SAs:

Torpedo Run - Once per game, at the end of the Sea Movement phase, you may move this unit and a friendly Destroyer in its sector one sector. A unit moving this way can only move to a sector from which it will be able to make a Torpedo attack during the Surface Attack phase.
Torpedo Survivor - The first time a Torpedo attack would destroy this unit, this unit remains in play with 1 hull point instead of being destroyed.

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Muzio Attendolo was part of the third subclass of the Condottieri class and featured better protection than the preceding Italian light cruisers. She served in cruiser squadrons during Operation Halberd and the Battle of Punta Stilo. In August 1942 she was torpedoed by HMS Unbroken while trying to stop the British from reinforcing Malta during Operation Pedestal. It took three months to fabricate a replacement bow for the cruiser and soon after these repairs were completed the ship was sunk by an American bombing raid. Italy surrendered before the ship could be refloated and she was eventually scrapped.

Class limit: 2

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