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Fact Slap 👋 Today in 1914, the Super-Dreadnought HMS AUDACIOUS is sunk after striking a mine laid off the northern coast of County Donegal, Ireland. She is one of the newest battleships in the Royal Navy, having only been commissioned in 1913. In June 1914, she and her 4 sisters represented Great Britain at the reopening of the Kiel Canal in June 1914. The Canal had been closed for widening to allow Germany to move her battleships from the Baltic to the North Sea without going around Denmark. W
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Fact Slap 👋 Today in 1914, the Super-Dreadnought HMS AUDACIOUS is sunk after striking a mine laid off the northern coast of County Donegal, Ireland. She is one of the newest battleships in the Royal Navy, having only been commissioned in 1913. In June 1914, she and her 4 sisters represented Great Britain at the reopening of the Kiel Canal in June 1914. The Canal had been closed for widening to allow Germany to move her battleships from the Baltic to the North Sea without going around Denmark. W
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In October 1914, just weeks after World War I began, the Royal Navy suffered one of its earliest and most embarrassing losses. HMS Audacious — a brand new King George V–class battleship — struck a German naval mine off the northwest coast of Ireland. The explosion tore through her hull, flooding entire compartments and dooming the mighty ship within hours. Yet what happened next was even more shocking than the disaster itself. The British Admiralty imposed total secrecy. Newspapers were forbidde
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HMS Audacious (S122), an Astute-class nuclear-powered attack submarine, is seen in the BAE Systems shipyard undergoing final preparations before launch. Workers, scaffolding, and support structures surround the vessel as the finishing stages of outfitting and testing take place. The scene highlights the scale and sophistication of the Astute-class program, with Audacious nearing completion before joining the Royal Navy’s submarine fleet. #aircraftcarrier #militaryships #submarine #USNavy #hmsaud
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HMS Audacious (S122), an Astute-class nuclear-powered attack submarine, is seen in the BAE Systems shipyard undergoing final preparations before launch. Workers, scaffolding, and support structures surround the vessel as the finishing stages of outfitting and testing take place. The scene highlights the scale and sophistication of the Astute-class program, with Audacious nearing completion before joining the Royal Navy’s submarine fleet. #aircraftcarrier #militaryships #submarine #USNavy #hmsaud
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HMS Audacious, the fourth Astute-class attack submarine, has been formally commissioned today! The ceremony marks the completion of extensive tests and sea trials for the vessel with Audacious now ready for Royal Navy operations around the globe. 🔗Read more: http://ow.ly/xnnp50GfkzY | Royal Navy
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VIDEO: Launch of HMS Audacious. It took a fantastic skilled workforce to build her and 108 winches and 5.5hrs to move her out of the DDH onto the dock lift. She is the 14th submarine built in #Barrow to use the lift. #AMAZING (©BAESystems) | HuddleHub
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VIDEO: Launch of HMS Audacious. It took a fantastic skilled workforce to build her and 108 winches and 5.5hrs to move her out of the DDH onto the dock lift. She is the 14th submarine built in #Barrow to use the lift. #AMAZING (©BAESystems) | HuddleHub
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In October 1914, just weeks after World War I began, the Royal Navy suffered one of its earliest and most embarrassing losses. HMS Audacious — a brand new King George V–class battleship — struck a German naval mine off the northwest coast of Ireland. The explosion tore through her hull, flooding entire compartments and dooming the mighty ship within hours. Yet what happened next was even more shocking than the disaster itself. The British Admiralty imposed total secrecy. Newspapers were forbidde
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In October 1914, just weeks after World War I began, the Royal Navy suffered one of its earliest and most embarrassing losses. HMS Audacious — a brand new King George V–class battleship — struck a German naval mine off the northwest coast of Ireland. The explosion tore through her hull, flooding entire compartments and dooming the mighty ship within hours. Yet what happened next was even more shocking than the disaster itself. The British Admiralty imposed total secrecy. Newspapers were forbidde
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HMS Audacious was the last King George V-class dreadnought battleship built for the Royal Navy. On Oct 27 1914 it hit a mine laid by German auxiliary minelayer SS Berlin. It slowly sank in front of passengers of the White Star ocean liner RMS Olympic, sister ship to the Titanic. Even though those aboard Olympic saw the sinking and reported it to American newspapers, the Royal Navy decided to cover up the sinking, not officially acknowledging the loss until Nov 14 1918. #ww1 #wwi #ww1history #cap
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HMS Audacious was the last King George V-class dreadnought battleship built for the Royal Navy. On Oct 27 1914 it hit a mine laid by German auxiliary minelayer SS Berlin. It slowly sank in front of passengers of the White Star ocean liner RMS Olympic, sister ship to the Titanic. Even though those aboard Olympic saw the sinking and reported it to American newspapers, the Royal Navy decided to cover up the sinking, not officially acknowledging the loss until Nov 14 1918. #ww1 #wwi #ww1history #cap
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