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Roma was a battleship of the Royal Italian Navy (Regia Marina). Named after the city of Rome , this was the third battleship of the Littorio class and one of the most advanced battleships of the Royal Italian Navy during World War II . Due to escalating tensions around the world, coupled with concerns that with only two Littorio-class battleships ( Littorio and Vittorio Veneto ) and former World War I battleships, the Royal Italian Navy was still not have enough power to oppose the Mediterranean Fleet ofRoyal Navy of Britain and France, so the Italians came to the decision to build two more Littorio - class battleships , Roma and Impero . Launched four years after the first two battleships of her class, Roma received many minor design improvements, including increased buoyancy in the bow area.
Roma was a battleship of the Royal Italian Navy (Regia Marina). Named after the city of Rome , this was the third battleship of the Littorio class and one of the most advanced battleships of the Royal Italian Navy during World War II . Due to escalating tensions around the world, coupled with concerns that with only two Littorio-class battleships ( Littorio and Vittorio Veneto ) and former World War I battleships, the Royal Italian Navy was still not have enough power to oppose the Mediterranean Fleet ofRoyal Navy of Britain and France, so the Italians came to the decision to build two more Littorio - class battleships , Roma and Impero . Launched four years after the first two battleships of her class, Roma received many minor design improvements, including increased buoyancy in the bow area.
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