La Masa Class Destroyer (1917)

Italy built eight "La Masa" class destroyers during the Great War, launching six before the conflict ended. Most would be lost in World War II, but two survived into the late 1950s. They were considered a third series of refinements on the Indomito class, replacing the six 4-in guns on the preceding Sirtori class with four weapons of greater length.

Overview of 8 vessels
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Name	Builder	Laid Down	Launched	Completed	Fate
Giuseppe La Masa	Cantieri Navali Odero, Sestri		6 Sep, 1917		Scuttled 11 Sep, 1943
Angelo Bassini	Cantieri Navali Odero, Sestri		28 Mar, 1918		Sunk 28 May, 1943
Agostino Bertani	Cantieri Navali Odero, Sestri		6 Jun, 1919		Scuttled 27 Sep, 1943
Benedetto Cairoli	Cantieri Navali Odero, Sestri		28 Dec, 1917		Collision 10 Apr, 1918
Giacinto Carini	Cantieri Navali Odero, Sestri		7 Nov, 1917		Stricken 31 Dec, 1958
Nicola Fabrizi	Cantieri Navali Odero, Sestri		8 Jul, 1918		Stricken 1 Feb, 1957
Giuseppe La Farina	Cantieri Navali Odero, Sestri		12 Mar, 1919		Sunk 4 May, 1941
Giacomo Medici	Cantieri Navali Odero, Sestri		6 Sep, 1918		Bombed 16 Apr, 1943