SMS Baden

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SMS Baden was a German World War I-era battleship of the Bayern class that served as one of the most powerful capital ships of the Imperial German Navy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bayern-class battleship
battleship
capital ship
armament 16 × 15 cm SK L/45 guns
8 × 38 cm (15 in) SK L/45 guns
smaller-calibre anti-torpedo boat guns
torpedo tubes
armour armoured decks
armoured turrets
belt armour up to about 350 mm thick
beam approximately 30 meters
builder Schichau-Werke, Danzig NERFINISHED
class Bayern class NERFINISHED
commissioned 1917
conflict World War I
countryOfOrigin German Empire NERFINISHED
crewComplement over 1200 officers and men
displacement approximately 28000 tonnes standard
over 32000 tonnes full load
era World War I era
fate interned by the Royal Navy after World War I
scuttled after trials
used as a British gunnery and explosives test ship
flagshipOf Admiral Reinhard Scheer NERFINISHED
fleetRole flagship of the High Seas Fleet
hullNumber SMS Baden NERFINISHED
laidDown 1913
launched 1915
length approximately 179 meters
locationOfScuttling off the British coast
maximumSpeed approximately 21 knots
nameOrigin named after the Grand Duchy of Baden
navalArchitecture dreadnought battleship design
navalForce High Seas Fleet NERFINISHED
notableFeature first German battleship class armed with 38 cm main guns
most powerful battleship completed for the Imperial German Navy
operator Imperial German Navy NERFINISHED
propulsion coal-fired boilers
oil-fired boilers
steam turbines
serviceBranch Kaiserliche Marine NERFINISHED
serviceEntry 1917
sisterShip SMS Bayern NERFINISHED
SMS Sachsen NERFINISHED
SMS Württemberg NERFINISHED
status scrapped after test use

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