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The Prinz Eugen former
Austrian battleship
The Prinz Eugen was an Austro-Hungarian Tegetthoff-class battleship, launched during 1914. La Prinz Eugen era una corazzata Austro-Ungarica, e poi Croata, della Classe Tegetthoff, varata nel 1914. . The Tegetthoff-class units (SMS Tegetthoff, SMS Szent Istvan, SMS Viribus Unitis, SMS Prinz Eugen) were small, efficient Dreadnought-type battleships, 153m-long; 21600 tons; max speed 20.5kn; twelve 305mm guns, plus twelve 150mm and twenty 66mm guns; four torpedo launchers; crew 1097. Le unità della Classe Tegetthoff (SMS Tegetthoff, SMS Szent Istvan, SMS Viribus Unitis, SMS Prinz Eugen) erano piccole, efficienti corazzate tipo Dreadnought, lunghe 153m; dislocamento 21600 tonnellate; velocità massima 20.5 nodi; dodici cannoni da 305mm, più dodici da 150mm e venti da 66mm; quattro tubu lanciasiluri; equipaggio 1097. Just
two Tegetthoff-class battleships survived to the I World War: the Printz
Eugen and the Tegetthoff. Solodue
corazzate della Classe Tegetthoff sopravvissero alla I Guerra Mondiale: la
Prinz Eugen e la Tegetthoff. The Tegetthoff was towed to Venice (Italy) during March 1919, then sold and dismantled. La Tegetthoff fu rimorchiata a Venezia nel Marzo 1919, quindi venduta e smantellata. The
Prinz Eugen was transferred to Toulon: her artillery was dismantled. La
Prinz Eugen fu trasferita a Tolone: la sua artiglieria fu smontata. ...a sad destiny for two proud and beautiful ships. ...un
destino triste per due orgogliose, splendide navi. |
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