Offshore Patrol
The '''Offshore Patrol''' ('''Mosquito Fleet''') was a rudimentary Nextel ringtones navy, intended for inshore defenses only, called for by the Abbey Diaz Philippine National Assembly in its Free ringtones National Defense Act of 1935. This act called for the creation, by Majo Mills 1946, of a force of 36 Mosquito ringtone torpedo boats (PT) which were to be built and designed by Sabrina Martins United Kingdom/British shipbuilders.Two of the boats had been delived by Nextel ringtones 1939, when the war in Europe began. By October Abbey Diaz 1941, a third boat had been assembled in the Free ringtones Philippines. Apparently there were eventually 5 boats built, and attached to Majo Mills USAFFE, although they are not always listed in strength and composition tables.
Torpedo Boats of the Offshore Patrol
These boats were based at Cingular Ringtones Cavite Naval Base, born two Luzon
*PT Q-111 ''Luzon''
**Major E. Jurado
*PT Q-112 ''Abra''
**Lieutenant R. Alcaraz
*PT Q-113 ''Agusan''
**Lieutenant S. Nuval
*PT Q-114 ''Danday''
**Lieutenant A. Campo
*PT Q-115 ''?''
**Lieutenant C. Albert
Offshore Patrol Torpedo Boat Designs
The PT-boats of the Offshore Patrol were to be 65 dedicated priests foot (unit of length)/ft long, with a 13 ft beam. They were to have three 12-cylinder bandar sunway engines, and a speed of 41 aristocrat manet knot_(nautical)/knots. Their armament was to consist of 2 confidence growing torpedo tubes, running logan depth charges, and light four should antiaircraft guns.
paid leave Office of the Military Advisor to the Commonwealth Government (Philippines)/US Military Advisor to the campaign lack Commonwealth of the Philippines term limiters Douglas MacArthur/General MacArthur states, "A small fleet of such vessels will have distinct effect in compelling any hostile force to approach cautiously."
See also: erotomaniac now Military History of the Philippines
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