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What I would suspect was removed from the ship once it docked was was the lighter ammunition such as AA rounds and the torpedoes. Here is a website dedicated to the ship and it gives a reasonable breakdown of the armament and ammunition: http://www.prinzeugen.com/PGIND.htm Incidentally here is a question I have always refered to ships in female form ie "her" yet the Prinz Eugen is clearly a male name so do you refer to it as a "him"? |
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i have 12-ship from germany: Battleships
DKM Bismarck-- Male DKM Tripitz--female -------------------- Battlecurisers DKM Scharnhorst-- Female DKM Gneisenau-- Feamle -------------------- Heavy Cruisers DKM Lützow--Female DKM Admiral scheer--Male DKM Admiral Graf Spee--MAle DKM Admiral Hipper--male DKM Blücher--male DKM Prinz Eugen--female -------------------- Light Cruisers DKM Leipzig-- Female DKM Nürnberg-- male i could be wrong on this. But any way, even with no shells PE can still bite. Nikki |
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