Talk:Italo-Turkish War
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[edit] Contradiction
I've added the Contradiction template here and on Balkan Wars because both are claiming to be the first use of aerial bombardment. --Stlemur 18:01, 14 August 2006 (UTC)
- This "record" was set in this war.--FoxyProxy 23:43, 14 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Naval actions during the Italo-Turkish War.
On January 7, 1912 the Italian cruiser "Piemonte", with the destroyers "Artigliere" and "Garibaldino", sunk in the battle of the Kunfuda Bay (Red Sea)seven Turkish gunboats ("Kastamonu", Ayintab", "Ordu", "Bafra", "Refahiye", "Gökcedag", "Muha") and a yacht ("Sipka"). On January 24, 1912 the Italian armoured cruiser "Giuseppe Garibaldi" sunk in the harbour of Beirut the Turkish armoured gunboat "Avnillah".
