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Modern Weapons (1980 to Present)

127 mm/64 LW	Under Development
127 mm/54 LW and Compact	Animoso, Audace, Maestrale and Lupo Classes
76 mm/62 Compact and SR	Many Warships
40 mm/70 OTO-Breda	Many Warships
35 mm/90 KDC Oerlikon	Small Warships
30 mm/82 Compact and Sea Cobra	Coastal Patrol Boats
25 mm/80 KBA	Modern ships

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Historical Weapons

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Battleship Main Guns

381 mm/50 Model 1934	Littorio Class
381 mm/40 Model 1914	Francesco Caracciolo Class, Faà di Bruno and Alfredo Cappellini
320 mm/44 Model 1934	Conte di Cavour and Andrea Doria (1915) Classes
13.5"/30	Umberto Class
30.5 cm/45 K10	Coast Artillery
12"/46 Model 1909	Dante Allighieri, Conte di Cavour and Andrea Doria (1915) Classes
12"/40	Benedetto Brin and Regina Elena Classes

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Cruiser / Destroyer Main Guns and Battleship / Cruiser Secondary Guns

10"/45 Model 1908	Pisa and San Giorgio (1910) Classes
10"/40 EOC "R"	Ammiraglio di Saint Bon and Giuseppe Garibaldi (1904) Classes
203 mm/53 Model 1927	Zara and Bolzano Classes
203 mm/50 Model 1924	Trento Class
8"/45 EOC "W"	Regina Elena and Giuseppe Garibaldi (1904) Classes
7.5"/45 Model 1908	San Giorgio (1910) Class
190 mm/39 Skoda	GM269
152 mm/55 Model 1936	Littorio and Giuseppe Garibaldi (1937) Classes
152 mm/53 Models 1926 and 1929	All Condottieri Classes except 5th group
6"/40 EOC	Umberto and Giuseppe Garibaldi (1904) Classes
150 mm/50 K10	GM239 and GM240
15 cm/45 Tbts KL/45	Premuda (ex-German V116)
15 cm/45 SK L/45	Taranto, Ancona and Bari (ex-German cruisers)
14 cm/56 Skoda	Premuda (captured Yugoslavian Destroyer Dubrovnik)
138.6 mm/40 Model 1923	FR21 (captured French Destroyer Lion)
135 mm/53 Model 1968	Giuseppe Garibaldi (1968)
135 mm/45 Model 1938	Andrea Doria (1915), Capitani Romani, Commandanti Medaglie d'Oro and Etna Classes
130 mm/40 Model 1919	FR23 and FR31 (captured French Destroyers Tigre and Trombe)
5"/38 Mark 12 (USA)	Impetuoso, San Giorgio (1964) Classes and ex-USN Benson, Gleaves and Fletcher types
120 mm/50 Model 1926 - 1940	Navigatori, Dardo, Folgore, Maestrale, Oriani, Soldati and Conte Di Cavour Classes
12 cm/46 Skoda	Sebenico and Lubiana (captured Yugoslavian Destroyers Beograd and Ljubljana)
120 mm/45 Model 1931	Submarines of World War II
120 mm/45 Models 1918, 1924 and 1926	Leone, Sauro, Turbine, Sella Classes
120 mm/50 Model 1909 120 mm/27 OTO 1924 120 mm/15 OTO 1933 and 1934	Miscellaneous 120 mm guns
102 mm/45 Models 1917 and 1919	Torpedo Boats and Submarines of World War II
120 mm/40 Models 1889, 1891 and 1893	Littorio (1940) and Garibaldi (1904) Classes and auxiliaries
102 mm/35 Models 1914-1915	Torpedo Boats and Submarines of World War II
100 mm/47 Models 1931, 1935 and 1938	Submarines of World War II
100 mm/47 Models 1931, 1935 and 1937	Spica, Ariete, Orsa, Animoso and Gabbiano Classes
100 mm/43 Model 1927	Foca and Brin Classes
100 mm/47 Models 1924, 1927 and 1928	Giulio Cesare, Trento, Zara and all Condotteri Classes

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Smaller Caliber and Anti-Aircraft Guns

90 mm/50 Model 1939	Andrea Doria (1915) and Littorio Classes
76 mm/62 MMI	Andrea Doria (1964) and Vittorio Veneto (1969) Classes
3"/50RF	Geniere (ex-USN Fletcher type)
3"/50 Mark 22 (USA)	Aldebaran Class (ex-USN Cannon type)
3"/40 EOC 76.2 mm/40 Models 1916 and 1917	Minor Warships of the 1910s to 1940s Garibaldi (1904) Class
3"/50 Model 1909	Conte di Cavour and Andrea Doria (1915) Classes
65 mm/64 Model 1939	Aquila, Capitani Romani and Etna Classes
40 mm/39 Vickers/Terni M1915/1917	Dardo, Folgore and Navigatori Classes
37 mm/54 Models 1932, 1938 and 1939	Most Warships of World War II
25 mm/80 Myriad - KBD	Proposed
20 mm/65 Models 1935, 1939 and 1940	Most Warships of World War II
20 mm/70 Oerlikon	A few Warships of World War II
2 cm/65 Flakvierling M38 (German)	A few Warships of World War II
13.2 mm/75.7 AA MG	Many Warships of World War II

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Updated 23 September 2012