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The number of all ranks in the Austrian Navy, including reserves, isl0,841. The officers of the Austrian Navy are distributed as follows: 1 admiral, 2 vice-admirals, 17 captains, 27 commanders, 37 lieutenant-commanders, 200 lieutenants, 191 sub-lieutenants, and 180 midshipmen.
The strength in ships built, building, and projected on Nov. 30th, 1903, was: -
Built. | |
Battleships, 3rd class | 5 |
Coast defence ships | 3 |
River monitors | 4 |
Armored Cruisers | 1 |
Protected cruisers, 2nd class | 2 |
" " 3rd class....... | 4 |
Torpedo vessles | 15 |
Torpedo boats | 37 |
Building. | |
Battleships, 1st class | 4 |
Monitors | 2 |
Armored cruisers | 1 |
Torpedo vessels | 5 |
The principal Government dockyard of Austria-Hungary is situated at Pola. There are three small docks there.
* These two vessels are the Bernadino Rivadavia and the Mariano Moreno, which were built in Italy, and were sold (Dec. 31st, 1903) to the Japanese Government.
 
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