Talk:Gunboat
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Wow, and I thought that other nations also had gunboats. I must have been wrong, only the Americans.
What about gunboat deplomacy throughout the world?
[edit] Expand & globalise
Agree with comment above, one could believe gunboats are essentially an american type of ship. I added the SMS Panther picture, it does quite a difference, but the text needs some major editing.--victor falk 18:33, 30 October 2007 (UTC)
