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| Ships of the Swedish Navy |
A-B * C * D-F * G-H Contents |
| Capital ships |
| Coastal defence ships |
| Corvettes |
| Cruisers |
| Destroyers |
| Frigates |
| Mine warfare vessels |
| Monitors |
| Patrol vessels |
| Gunboats |
| Sloops of war |
| Submarines |
| Torpedo boats |
| |
| Ships of the Swedish Navy |
A-B * C * D-F * G-H Contents |
| Capital ships |
| Coastal defence ships |
| Corvettes |
| Cruisers |
| Destroyers |
| Frigates |
| Mine warfare vessels |
| Monitors |
| Patrol vessels |
| Gunboats |
| Sloops of war |
| Submarines |
| Torpedo boats |
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