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  1. November-30-12, 10:11 AM #1
    Zulu Warrior
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    littoral means coastal... whereas a PT boat is a riverine fighting ship...on the rivers only...
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  2. November-30-12, 12:49 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zulu Warrior View Post
    littoral means coastal... whereas a PT boat is a riverine fighting ship...on the rivers only...
    That may have been the original intention, but during WWII the PT Boats were used extensively in non-river environments, such as in the waters near Guadalcanal.
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