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{{Infobox ship class overview
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|Name                  = ''Alaia Regia'' class
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|Builders              = [[Aquilifer Naval Engineering]]<br>[[Alukiri and Malle]]
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|Operators            = {{flag|Amalfi}}<br>{{flag|Arimathea}}<br>{{flag|Nikolia}}
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Latest revision as of 15:01, 31 January 2019

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NA Amius during speed trials, 1921
Class overview
Name: Alaia Regia class
Builders:
Operators:
Subclasses: Barezh-class
Built: 1920–1931
In service: 1920-
In commission: 1920-
General characteristics
Type: Dreadnought battleship
Length: 181.3 metres
Beam: 30 metres
Draught: 8.4 metres

The Alaia Regia-class battleship was a class of dreadnought battleships that was designed by Aquilifer Naval Engineering of Amalfi in 1919, as part of its exchange programme with Alukiri and Malle of Arimathea, in return for their Tasarin-class battleship. The class was produced under the name Barezh-class in Arimathea, and served in large numbers in the Navy of Arimathea in the Great Astyrian War.

Design

Production