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had an armoured belt that was 9 inches (229 mm) thick; the transverse bulkheads on the aft end of the belt was 9 to 12 in (229 to 305 mm) thick. Her main battery turrets sides were 8 to 10 in (203 to 254 mm) thick, atop 12 in (305 mm) barbettes, and the casemate
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vessels, and was laid up. While inactive, she underwent a refit in 1916–1917. The work included removing her main deck 6-inch guns and the upper deck 12-pounder guns and moving four of the 6-inch weapons to the upper deck battery where the 12-pounder guns had been located.
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across the
English Channel. A number of experimental paint schemes were tried during the first month of the war but these were quickly abandoned in favour of battleship grey. It was briefly planned to deploy the squadron to replace the ships lost during the
1169:. The conversion included removal of all four of her 12-inch (305-mm) guns and her anti-torpedo nets, replacement of her after main-battery turret with a 6-inch gun, and installation of minelaying equipment on her quarterdeck, including rails for 240
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830:. Later that year, she had the last two of her 3-pounder guns removed. Under the fleet reorganisation of 1 May 1912, she became part of the Second Home Fleet at the Nore, reduced to a nucleus crew and assigned to the
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to join the fleet. Before they departed, they were modified slightly for operations off the
Dardanelles, including the installation of a pair of 3-pounder anti-aircraft guns on their
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were at
Portland. In March 1915, as the British and French fleets waging the Dardanelles campaign were preparing to launch a major attack on 18 March, the overall commander, Admiral
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was installed aft. She was paid off there on 19 April 1909 to undergo another extensive refit, which saw the removal of the flying bridge. Her refit complete,
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had 14 in (356 mm) thick sides as well. She was fitted with two armoured decks, 1 and 2.5 in (25 and 64 mm) thick, respectively.
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787:, she underwent refits at Malta in 1902–1903 and 1906. Starting in 1905, the ship began to have her 3-pounder guns gradually removed.
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was placed on the disposal list at
Devonport in January 1920, and on the sale list on 31 March 1920. She was sold for scrapping to
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and the other covering ships provided covering fire as the ANZAC troops advanced inland and helped to suppress
Ottoman artillery.
1663:
Lyon, David & Roberts, John (1979). "Great
Britain and Empire Forces". In Chesneau, Roger & Kolesnik, Eugene M. (eds.).
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January 1915, the British and French navies began to draw ships to the eastern Mediterranean to begin operations against the
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planned for 28 June 1902, but the King fell ill and the coronation and review was rescheduled for August 1902, without the
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on 23 March 1915, and over the next month, she took part in preparations of the
British and French fleet for the
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and was used in experiments with flying off aircraft from May 1912 until 1913, employing a ramp built over her
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in 1908, which included the transfer of her last two 3-pounder guns from her foremast to her aft bridge and a
553:, the belt was carried further forward and gradually tapered in thickness. Deck armour was also strengthened.
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583:) normally and up to 15,700 long tons (16,000 t) fully loaded. Her crew numbered 714 officers and
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422:
1686:
Preston, Antony (1985). "Great
Britain and Empire Forces". In Gardiner, Robert & Gray, Randal (eds.).
1141:, Italy, and underwent a refit at Gibraltar in October 1915 during her Adriatic service. In October 1916,
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s crew joined in the attempts to rescue survivors. The enquiry into the explosion was carried out aboard
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and repainted gray. As part of a post-war fleet organisation, she was assigned to the 3rd Fleet there.
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in September 1899, and was completed in June 1902. Commissioned the same month, she served with the
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on 2 June 1908, serving as Flagship, Rear Admiral, Channel Fleet. She underwent a refit at
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in early 1918, which entailed the removal of her main armament. She served with the
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paint scheme. The conversion was completed in April 1918, and on 18 May 1918
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and the same ramp—repeated his feat by taking off in the same aeroplane from
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covered the left side of the beach. Over the course of the landing,
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tubes submerged in the hull. The tubes were placed on the
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959:. The squadron returned to Portland on 30 December 1914.
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at Portsmouth Dockyard on 7 June 1902 for service in the
452:, the squadron was attached to the Channel Fleet before
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1007:, requested two more battleships of the 5th Squadron,
1947:
List of pre-dreadnought battleships of the Royal Navy
1364:. No. 36897. London. 13 October 1902. p. 7.
1692:. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press. pp. 1–104.
1671:. Greenwich: Conway Maritime Press. pp. 1–113.
1564:
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1319:. No. 36845. London. 13 August 1902. p. 4.
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s first takeoff from a moving ship in May 1912 from
409:, but with modified armour protection. The ship was
16:
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1349:. No. 36820. London. 15 July 1902. p. 11.
1071:joined the 2nd Squadron, commanded by Rear Admiral
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1289:. No. 36789. London. 9 June 1902. p. 12.
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728:on 21 September 1899, and completed in June 1902.
641:fore and aft; these guns were mounted in circular
591:-class ships were powered by a pair of 3-cylinder
433:. Rendered obsolete with the emergence of the new
1689:Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1906–1921
1667:Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1860–1905
1633:. Vol. I. London: Longmans, Green & Co.
1334:. No. 36811. London. 4 July 1902. p. 8.
1304:. No. 36758. London. 3 May 1902. p. 14.
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456:was detached in March 1915 to participate in the
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559:was 431 feet 9 inches (131.60 m)
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1067:. On her arrival in the eastern Mediterranean,
852:which had been transferred from the battleship
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1027:and the re-installation of anti-torpedo nets.
775:on 14 July. In September 1902 she visited the
1978:World War I battleships of the United Kingdom
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1757:Dittmar, F. J. & Colledge, J. J. (1972).
1742:(Rev. ed.). London: Chatham Publishing.
429:for nearly a year before transferring to the
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1185:recommissioned at Rosyth for service in the
1145:returned to the United Kingdom, paid off at
934:were rescinded. The squadron transferred to
1063:, the beginning of the land portion of the
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421:until early 1907. She was assigned to the
1209:was reduced to reserve at Devonport as a
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19:For other ships with the same name, see
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844:on 11 May 1912. She transferred to the
837:She collided with the merchant steamer
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858:. During these experiments, Commander
291:BL 6 in (152 mm) Mk VII guns
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1360:"Naval & Military intelligence".
1345:"Naval & Military intelligence".
1330:"Naval & Military intelligence".
1300:"Naval & Military intelligence".
1285:"Naval & Military intelligence".
1075:. She supported the main landings at
921:. Their first task was to escort the
635:12-inch (305 mm) 40-calibre guns
402:s were near repeats of the preceding
191:431 ft 9 in (131.6 m)
51:
1799:. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press.
1711:. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press.
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651:6-inch (152 mm) 45-calibre guns
603:. The boilers were trunked into two
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615:-class ships had a top speed of 18
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1221:on 4 June 1920. She was resold to
930:but the orders to transfer to the
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181:: 15,700 long tons (16,000 t)
14:
1994:
1709:British Naval Aircraft Since 1912
1646:Corbett, Julian Stafford (1921).
1609:. Barnsley: Seaforth Publishing.
1315:"The Coronation – Naval Review".
1780:. London: Salamander Books Ltd.
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942:was present when the battleship
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549:for the forward end of the main
335:: 9–12 in (229–305 mm)
53:
31:
522:s were identical in appearance.
365:: 1–2.5 in (25–64 mm)
1818:. London: G. Cave Associates.
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285:BL 12-inch (305-mm) Mk IX guns
244:triple-expansion steam engines
41:entering Malta Harbour in 1915
1:
1607:British Battleships 1889–1904
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671:18-inch (457 mm) torpedo
1219:Stanlee Shipbreaking Company
1193:had laid 2,640 mines in the
7:
1133:when Italy declared war on
1035:Australian troops on board
928:action of 22 September 1914
923:British Expeditionary Force
767:in early July, stopping at
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265:(33 km/h; 21 mph)
10:
1999:
1759:British Warships 1914–1919
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1165:and began conversion to a
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347:: 10 in (254 mm)
341:: 12 in (305 mm)
18:
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1586:Ballantyne, Iain (2003).
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913:Upon the outbreak of the
657:, in addition to sixteen
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464:forces as they landed at
353:: 6 in (152 mm)
329:: 9 in (229 mm)
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1973:London-class battleships
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593:triple-expansion engines
202:75 ft (22.9 m)
1795:Parkes, Oscar (1990) .
1736:; Warlow, Ben (2006) .
1707:Thetford, Owen (1991).
1057:landings at Cape Helles
885:was underway. In 1913,
862:—who had made the world
506:London-class battleship
210:26 ft (7.9 m)
138:General characteristics
1776:Gibbons, Tony (1983).
1223:Slough Trading Company
1097:3rd Australian Brigade
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910:
709:
526:The five ships of the
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413:in December 1898, was
394:built for the British
1761:. London: Ian Allan.
1605:Burt, R. A. (2013) .
1195:Northern Mine Barrage
1149:to provide crews for
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881:on 4 July 1912 while
860:Charles Rumney Samson
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534:. The design for the
513:
1573:, pp. 220, 226.
1549:, pp. 220, 224.
1522:, pp. 208, 227.
1432:, pp. 119, 224.
1380:, pp. 219, 224.
724:on 8 December 1898,
665:for defence against
621:indicated horsepower
514:Line-drawing of the
458:Dardanelles Campaign
1797:British Battleships
1534:, pp. 311–324.
1243:, pp. 206–209.
1137:. She was based at
872:Short Improved S.27
846:5th Battle Squadron
832:3rd Battle Squadron
794:transferred to the
737:Mediterranean Fleet
722:Portsmouth Dockyard
443:5th Battle Squadron
419:Mediterranean Fleet
81:Portsmouth Dockyard
1867:-class battleships
1258:Lyon & Roberts
1157:In February 1918,
1147:Devonport Dockyard
1083:on 25 April 1915.
1065:Gallipoli Campaign
1046:
970:, the battleships
911:
909:firing a broadside
710:
623:(11,000 kW).
601:Belleville boilers
524:
474:Italian Royal Navy
407:-class battleships
297:QF 12-pounder guns
222:water-tube boilers
1955:
1954:
1825:978-0-906223-14-7
1806:978-1-55750-075-5
1787:978-0-86101-142-1
1768:978-0-7110-0380-4
1749:978-1-86176-281-8
1718:978-1-55750-076-2
1699:978-0-87021-907-8
1678:978-0-85177-133-5
1616:978-1-84832-173-1
1597:978-0-85052-843-5
1498:, pp. 36–40.
1471:, pp. 76–82.
1205:In January 1919,
1179:dazzle camouflage
891:anti-torpedo nets
771:, and arrived at
749:Coronation Review
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159:Displacement
147:
122:January 1919
111:Commissioned
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1187:Grand Fleet
1173:, and of a
1051:arrived at
686:Krupp steel
653:mounted in
639:gun turrets
551:belt armour
518:class; the
486:Grand Fleet
114:7 June 1902
1983:1899 ships
1962:Categories
1923:Formidable
1580:References
1496:Ballantyne
1211:depot ship
1115:Implacable
1081:Anzac Cove
1009:Implacable
988:, and the
985:Implacable
948:exploded.
850:forecastle
841:Don Benite
800:Home Fleet
777:Aegean Sea
765:Portsmouth
753:Edward VII
649:of twelve
613:Formidable
589:Formidable
541:Formidable
516:Formidable
470:Anzac Cove
427:Home Fleet
405:Formidable
396:Royal Navy
311:submerged
270:Complement
237:Propulsion
153:battleship
21:HMS London
1893:Venerable
1656:924170059
1639:174823980
1362:The Times
1347:The Times
1332:The Times
1317:The Times
1302:The Times
1287:The Times
1167:minelayer
1161:moved to
1077:Gaba Tepe
1041:Gallipoli
936:Sheerness
893:removed.
802:, at the
769:Gibraltar
751:for King
718:laid down
675:broadside
655:casemates
643:barbettes
609:amidships
577:long tons
573:displaced
563:, with a
496:in 1920.
490:broken up
482:minelayer
466:Gaba Tepe
411:laid down
381:lead ship
351:Casemates
339:Barbettes
179:Full load
169:long tons
167:: 14,500
131:Broken up
106:June 1902
103:Completed
87:Laid down
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919:Portland
889:had her
870:using a
868:Hibernia
855:Hibernia
757:Spithead
747:for the
745:flagship
726:launched
661:and six
633:of four
607:located
547:bulkhead
415:launched
379:was the
333:Bulkhead
278:Armament
95:Launched
1886:Bulwark
1418:Preston
1201:Postwar
1139:Taranto
1129:in the
1000:Diamond
945:Bulwark
875:biplane
781:Nauplia
708:in 1899
605:funnels
585:ratings
575:14,500
476:in the
425:of the
383:of the
345:Turrets
207:Draught
77:Builder
47:History
1932:Duncan
1879:London
1865:London
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1175:canvas
1163:Rosyth
1159:London
1143:London
1121:, and
1111:London
1105:London
1101:London
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1069:London
1053:Lemnos
1049:London
1037:London
1017:London
994:Topaze
982:, and
968:London
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932:Medway
907:London
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688:. Her
681:London
629:had a
627:London
611:. The
597:screws
587:. The
557:London
536:London
528:London
520:London
500:Design
454:London
400:London
398:. The
386:London
376:London
321:Armour
188:Length
165:Normal
150:-class
148:London
133:, 1922
71:London
39:London
1934:class
1925:class
1900:Queen
1229:Notes
1171:mines
1119:Queen
1089:Queen
1013:Queen
973:Queen
953:'
864:'
773:Malta
617:knots
569:draft
543:class
494:scrap
462:ANZAC
388:class
295:16 ×
289:12 ×
263:knots
258:Speed
220:20 ×
1820:ISBN
1801:ISBN
1782:ISBN
1763:ISBN
1744:ISBN
1713:ISBN
1694:ISBN
1673:ISBN
1652:OCLC
1635:OCLC
1611:ISBN
1592:ISBN
1571:Burt
1547:Burt
1484:Burt
1457:Burt
1430:Burt
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1273:Burt
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804:Nore
716:was
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565:beam
492:for
468:and
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363:Deck
327:Belt
307:4 ×
301:6 ×
283:4 ×
248:2 ×
242:2 ×
199:Beam
127:Fate
69:HMS
66:Name
37:HMS
839:SS
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