"Anzac" class may refer to three warship classes;
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*Anzac class destroyer (1944) : Two ships of the Battle class built for the Royal Australian Navy.
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Anzac class destroyer — may refer to;*Anzac class destroyer (1916) : A class of flotilla leader built for the Royal Navy during World War I, with one ship later transferred to the Royal Australian Navy *Anzac class destroyer (1944) : Two ships of the Battle class built… … Wikipedia
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