HMS Royal Sovereign

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HMS Royal Sovereign was a British Royal Navy Revenge-class battleship that served prominently during both World Wars, particularly in Mediterranean operations against the Italian fleet.

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instanceOf Revenge-class battleship
Royal Navy battleship
armament 14 × 6-inch (152 mm) guns
8 × 15-inch (381 mm) guns in 4 twin turrets
anti-aircraft guns (various calibres, refitted over time)
torpedo tubes
armour belt armour up to 13 inches thick
deck armour up to 4 inches thick
turret armour up to 13 inches thick
beam 27.6 metres
builder Portsmouth Dockyard NERFINISHED
class Revenge class NERFINISHED
commissioned May 1916
conflict World War I
World War II
country United Kingdom
crewComplement approximately 1,000 officers and ratings
displacement approximately 28,000 long tons (standard)
approximately 31,000 long tons (deep load)
draught 9.3 metres
fate scrapped
flag White Ensign NERFINISHED
laidDown 15 January 1914
launched 29 April 1915
length 189.8 metres
maximumSpeed about 21 knots
nameInSovietService Arkhangelsk NERFINISHED
notableFeature designed as a slower, more economical battleship compared to Queen Elizabeth class
operator Royal Navy
participatedIn Atlantic convoy escort duties in World War II
Mediterranean operations against the Italian fleet
pennantNumber 05
powerOutput about 40,000 shaft horsepower
propulsion coal- and oil-fired boilers
steam turbines
range about 7,000 nautical miles at 10 knots
returnDate 1949
returnedTo Royal Navy NERFINISHED
scrappedIn 1950
serviceEntryDuring late stages of the Battle of Jutland era (too late to participate)
sisterShip HMS Ramillies NERFINISHED
HMS Resolution NERFINISHED
HMS Revenge NERFINISHED
HMS Royal Oak NERFINISHED
theatreOfOperations Indian Ocean NERFINISHED
Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
North Sea NERFINISHED
transferDate 1944
transferredTo Soviet Navy NERFINISHED

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Battle of Calabria shipInvolved HMS Royal Sovereign