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Hello,
I am new to Wikipedia and I am trying to Be polite, so:
In this article the measurements are wrong confusing feet and meters. The given measurement in feet are actually the measurements in meters (as stated on the site of the class- ship, Carlo- Bergamini- Class), therefore, the given measurement in meters are subsequently wrong. (A 44m frigate would really be a kind of a nutshell).
Kind regards
Martin — Preceding unsigned comment added by Seaman m63 (talk • contribs) 22:36, 26 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]