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RN Ferdinando Cassone

Ferdinando Cassone was the first battlecruiser designed for the Italian Navy after the Coup of Reform. She was approved in 1934, and she, along with 3 sister ships, were finished by 1938. Cassone's class of ships were unique, in that she used 343mm guns, as opposed to the planned dual 381mm guns. She was a crucial asset in WWII, serving in the Pacific, along with one of her sisters. She was preserved as a museum ship in 1954.