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Naval Art  Countries Royal Navy Ships Carmania to HMS Audacious  HMS Audacious |
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Saving the Crew of Audacious by W L Wyllie. Two copies available |
HMS Audacious Launched : 14th September 1912 HMS Audacious was built by Cammell Laird, laid down 23rd March 1911, launched 14th September 1912 and commissioned into the Royal Navy 15th October 1913. On 27th October 1914, off the coast of Northern Ireland, HMS Audacious struck a mine and after unsuccessful salvage attempts, HMS Audacious sank the following day. Displacement: 23,400 Speed: 21.0 knots Compliment: 870 and up to 1,110 in 1916 Armament: Ten 13.5-inch guns in pairs and sixteen 4 -inch guns (twelve 4-inch guns after 1917). Two 3 inch Anti Aircraft Gun replaced with 4-inch anti aircraft gun from 1917. Mined on 27th October 1914. Sunk 28th October 1914. |
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