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moved in closer, and all three ships opened fire at around 05:00, signalling the start of the attack. The
Ottomans made no attempt to disrupt the landing, the Allied forces having successfully launched a surprise attack. By late in the day, however, an Ottoman counterattack had advanced from
1377:. The British opened fire, but only managed to shoot three rounds before the first torpedo struck the ship. Two torpedoes hit almost simultaneously, the first abreast her fore turret and the second abeam the fore funnel, causing a large explosion.
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meant that the loss in protection was not as great as it might have been, Krupp armour having greater protective value at a given weight than its Harvey equivalent. Similarly, the other armour used to protect the ship could also be thinner; the
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on the China
Station. However, Great Britain and Japan ratified a treaty of alliance while she was on her outbound voyage, allowing the Royal Navy to reduce its presence on the China Station and recall all battleships from those waters; when
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on either end of the belt were 6 to 10 in (152 to 254 mm) thick. The main battery turrets were 10 in thick, atop 12 in (305 mm) barbettes, and the casemate battery was protected with 6 in of Krupp steel. Her
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sortied late on 12 May under cover of a moonless night. By steaming very slowly, the
Ottomans were able to slip past the destroyer patrols at about 01:00 on 13 May. Fifteen minutes later, lookouts aboard
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and the cruisers broke up the attack. That night, the
Ottomans launched another counterattack, this time against the centre of the British line, which was repulsed. Once the sun began to rise,
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and the cruisers off shore. A miscommunication with the men on shore led to an unintended, larger evacuation effort. In the course of the action, she sustained some damage from the gunfire of
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moved as close to shore as possible, to employ all of her guns at very close range. Despite the heavy fire support, the Allied troops were unable to dislodge the
Ottoman defenders, and the
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starting in early 1907. She was sent to the
Mediterranean a second time in 1908, and later returned to the Home Fleet in 1909, before being decommissioned in 1913. With the outbreak of the
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Gallipoli every night to support the troops dug in on the peninsula. On the night of 12–13 May,
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used in previous ships. The new boilers led to the adoption of fore-and-aft funnels, rather than the side-by-side funnel arrangement used in many previous
British battleships. The
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were designed for service in East Asia, where the new rising power Japan was beginning to build a powerful navy, though this role was quickly made redundant by the
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and several other battleships shelled
Ottoman defenders around the town to support the attack, which began the following morning at around 10:00.
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from her commissioning until 1903, when she returned to Britain; she was sent back to East Asian waters, but while en route was reassigned to the
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had 12 in thick sides as well. She was fitted with two armoured decks, 1 and 2 in (25 and 51 mm) thick, respectively.
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forts and shore batteries. Later in the day, order was restored on shore, and the Allied troops were able to occupy
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1786:. Greenwich: Conway Maritime Press. pp. 1–113.
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459:. In early 1906, she was transferred to the
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1759:Farwell, Byron (1989).
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155:General characteristics
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1763:. New York: Norton.
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1230:Upon arrival in the
1212:Dardanelles campaign
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521:Dardanelles Campaign
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1651:, pp. 158–159.
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878:Portsmouth Division
876:transferred to the
863:Mediterranean Fleet
778:Pre-First World War
773:Operational history
481:8th Battle Squadron
457:Mediterranean Fleet
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1367:Muâvenet-i Millîye
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880:of the new
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493:Grand Fleet
430:Krupp steel
136:Nickname(s)
21:HMS Goliath
2305:1898 ships
2289:Categories
2263:April 1915
2055:Gul Djemal
2017:Shipwrecks
1954:Formidable
1695:References
1348:Cornwallis
1335:Cornwallis
1232:Aegean Sea
1216:See also:
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1177:Königsberg
1173:Simonstown
1133:Königsberg
1066:Königsberg
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485:guard ship
465:Home Fleet
404:Royal Navy
400:battleship
361:Gun houses
285:Complement
252:Propulsion
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2276:June 1915
2200:Gulflight
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2133:HMS
2095:HMS
2074:HMS
2065:Lusitania
2033:HMS
1929:Vengeance
1752:924170059
1735:174823980
1500:The Times
1485:The Times
1381:began to
1371:torpedoes
1346:ahead of
1340:Morto Bay
1141:Commander
1064:SMS
1049:Swiftsure
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955:Vengeance
930:Devonport
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819:Hong Kong
803:laid down
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687:barbettes
614:long tons
610:displaced
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510:SMS
479:into the
477:mobilised
446:laid down
367:Casemates
355:Barbettes
349:Bulkheads
319:3-pounder
187:long tons
185:: 14,300
183:Full load
148:Torpedoed
112:Laid down
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2176:31 May:
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2146:Majestic
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2093:12 May:
1945:Majestic
1723:(1920).
1427:25 April
1365:spotted
1266:Amethyst
1260:Sapphire
1205:Hyacinth
1117:Minotaur
1089:blockade
1028:cruisers
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853:reached
807:launched
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737:Majestic
705:and six
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438:Majestic
424:Majestic
417:and her
293:Armament
120:Launched
107:£920,806
76:Namesake
2220:Rijndam
2197:1 May:
2135:Triumph
2124:Turbine
2097:Goliath
2083:8 May:
2070:sinking
2062:7 May:
2052:3 May:
2045:America
2042:2 May:
2035:Recruit
2025:1 May:
1901:Goliath
1894:Canopus
1880:Canopus
1577:Farwell
1541:Preston
1395:Captain
1391:Goliath
1383:capsize
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1375:Goliath
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898:Goliath
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874:Goliath
855:Colombo
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840:Goliath
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832:Palmers
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799:Goliath
788:Goliath
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671:Goliath
653:Canopus
633:Canopus
626:ratings
612:13,150
594:Goliath
575:Goliath
529:Goliath
515:in the
499:Goliath
473:Goliath
442:Goliath
415:Goliath
409:Canopus
392:Goliath
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165:Canopus
94:Builder
86:Ordered
80:Goliath
70:Goliath
46:History
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1922:Albion
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556:Design
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198:Length
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139:Golly
2076:Maori
2028:Joule
1956:class
1947:class
1915:Glory
1908:Ocean
1404:Notes
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845:Ocean
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718:tubes
657:knots
606:draft
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329:tubes
310:10 ×
304:12 ×
278:knots
273:Speed
231:20 ×
2259:1916
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2108:UB-3
1809:ISBN
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1765:ISBN
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1731:OCLC
1707:ISBN
1685:2017
1649:Burt
1526:Burt
1429:2015
1288:and
1263:and
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902:Nore
836:Tyne
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535:off
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343:Belt
324:4 ×
321:guns
317:6 ×
298:4 ×
263:2 ×
257:2 ×
210:Beam
144:Fate
104:Cost
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65:Name
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