Hamidiye (cruiser)

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Hamidiye was a famed Ottoman protected cruiser that gained renown for its commerce-raiding operations during the Balkan Wars and symbolized Ottoman naval power in the early 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ottoman Navy ship
protected cruiser
warship
armament main battery of 152 mm guns
secondary guns
torpedo tubes
builder Armstrong Whitworth NERFINISHED
Elswick shipyard NERFINISHED
category Cruisers of the Ottoman Navy
Protected cruisers
Ships built on the River Tyne
commissioned 1904
completed 1904
conflict Balkan Wars NERFINISHED
country Ottoman Empire
countryOfConstruction United Kingdom NERFINISHED
designOrigin British design
displacement approximately 3,800 tons
era early 20th century
fate scrapped
flag Ottoman flag NERFINISHED
homePort Istanbul NERFINISHED
hullMaterial steel
launched 1903
legacy symbol of Ottoman naval prestige in the early 20th century
length approximately 112 meters
maximumSpeed approximately 22 knots
namedAfter Sultan Abdul Hamid II NERFINISHED
notableEvent long-range raiding cruise in the Aegean and Mediterranean during the Balkan Wars
notableFor commerce-raiding operations during the Balkan Wars
operator Ottoman Navy NERFINISHED
orderedBy Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
participatedIn First Balkan War NERFINISHED
Second Balkan War NERFINISHED
World War I
placeOfConstruction Newcastle upon Tyne NERFINISHED
propulsion steam engines
publicPerception famed ship in Ottoman public opinion
role commerce raider
serviceBranch Ottoman Navy cruiser squadron
shipClass Hamidiye-class cruiser NERFINISHED
shipType cruiser
protected cruiser
status decommissioned
symbolized Ottoman naval power

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Ottoman navy notableShip Hamidiye (cruiser)