HMS Audacious sunk by mine in 1914

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HMS Audacious was a British King George V-class battleship that served in the early years of World War I before being lost to a German naval mine in 1914.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King George V-class battleship
Royal Navy warship
armament 10 × 13.5-inch (343 mm) main guns
secondary 4-inch guns
torpedo tubes
armour heavy belt armour typical of dreadnoughts
beam about 89 feet
belligerent United Kingdom NERFINISHED
builder Cammell Laird NERFINISHED
builtAt Birkenhead NERFINISHED
casualties very few lives lost
causeOfLoss mine explosion
class King George V class NERFINISHED
commissioned October 1913
conflict World War I
country United Kingdom
crewEvacuation largely successful
dateOfSinking 27 October 1914
displacement about 25,000 long tons (standard)
era early 20th century
fate sunk in 1914
laidDown 23 March 1911
launched 14 September 1912
length about 597 feet
locationOfWreck north of Ireland (approximate)
maximumSpeed about 21 knots
navalArchitecture super-dreadnought design
notableAspect loss was initially kept secret by the British Admiralty
notableEvent struck a German mine while on exercises in 1914
operator Royal Navy
partOf British Grand Fleet NERFINISHED
placeOfSinking off the north coast of Ireland
precededByClass Orion-class battleship NERFINISHED
propulsion coal-fired boilers
steam turbines
role capital ship of the Grand Fleet
serviceEntry pre-war Royal Navy battle fleet
shipType dreadnought battleship
status shipwreck
successorClass Iron Duke-class battleship NERFINISHED
sunkBy German naval mine
theatre Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED

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King George V class fate HMS Audacious sunk by mine in 1914