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The '''''Tannhäuser''''' class was a series of battleships designed and deployed by the [[Engleberg|Englean]] [[Kaiserliche-Marine]] during the Interwar Period and used during the [[Second Great War (Sunalaya)|Second Great War]]. The class was designed to replace the ageing fleet of battleships in possession of the Imperial Navy, which consisted of designs from the [[First Great War (Sunalaya)|First Great War]] and the 1920s. The ships were produced in order to be able to effectively engage vessels of the Rezuan Navy, and to be the model capital ship of the Imperial Navy. With its primary armament of 9 15 inch guns, the SMS ''Tannhäuser'' was one of the most advanced ships in the world at the time of its launch (being similar to the [[Talvistova|Talvistovan]] ''[[TNS Valmistaja|Valmistaja]]''). Although the ships were impressive, they would be historically overshadowed by their successor, the ''[[Kaiser-class Battleship|Kaiser | The '''''Tannhäuser''''' class was a series of battleships designed and deployed by the [[Engleberg|Englean]] [[Kaiserliche-Marine]] during the Interwar Period and used during the [[Second Great War (Sunalaya)|Second Great War]]. The class was designed to replace the ageing fleet of battleships in possession of the Imperial Navy, which consisted of designs from the [[First Great War (Sunalaya)|First Great War]] and the 1920s. The ships were produced in order to be able to effectively engage vessels of the Rezuan Navy, and to be the model capital ship of the Imperial Navy. With its primary armament of 9 15 inch guns, the SMS ''Tannhäuser'' was one of the most advanced ships in the world at the time of its launch (being similar to the [[Talvistova|Talvistovan]] ''[[TNS Valmistaja|Valmistaja]]''). Although the ships were impressive, they would be historically overshadowed by their successor, the ''[[Kaiser-class Battleship|Kaiser]]'' class in 1938. | ||
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[[File:Tannhaeuser Class.png|thumb|center|Line drawing of the ''Tannhäuser'' class]] | |||
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| [[SMS Tannhaeuser|Tannhäuser]] || [[Germaniawerft]] || 18 June 1930 || 25 August 1931 || 30 March 1933 || || | |||
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| [[SMS Durfflinger|Durfflinger]] || [[Germaniawerft]] || 30 April 1931 || 25 June 1933 || 2 April 1936 || || | |||
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| [[SMS Hebentien|Hebentien]] || [[Germaniawerft]] || 2 February 1933 || 3 April 1936 || 2 May 1938 || || | |||
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 SMS Tannhäuser, 1936
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| Class overview | |
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| Builders: | Englean Kaiserreich |
| Operators: |
 Kaiserliche-Marine |
| Preceded by: | Nassau Class |
| Succeeded by: | Kaiser Class |
| Built: | 1930-1936 |
| In commission: | 1932-1973 |
| Planned: | 5 |
| Completed: | 3 |
| Cancelled: | 2 |
| Active: | 0 |
| Retired: | 3 |
| Scrapped: | 2 |
| Preserved: | 1 |
| General characteristics | |
| Type: | Battleship |
| Displacement: | 42,672 tons |
| Length: | 234.9 m (771 ft) |
| Beam: | 30 m (98 ft) |
| Draft: | 9.9 m (32 ft) |
| Propulsion: | 3x BMV-Merzedes 1098 Geared Steam Turbines |
| Speed: | 33 knots (61 km/h; 38 mph) |
| Complement: | 56 officers, 1,613 enlisted |
| Armament: |
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| Armour: |
Belt: 360 mm Deck: 59 mm Turrets: 365mm |
| Aircraft carried: | 2 x reconnaissance aircraft |
| Aviation facilities: | 2 x catapult |
The Tannhäuser class was a series of battleships designed and deployed by the Englean Kaiserliche-Marine during the Interwar Period and used during the Second Great War. The class was designed to replace the ageing fleet of battleships in possession of the Imperial Navy, which consisted of designs from the First Great War and the 1920s. The ships were produced in order to be able to effectively engage vessels of the Rezuan Navy, and to be the model capital ship of the Imperial Navy. With its primary armament of 9 15 inch guns, the SMS Tannhäuser was one of the most advanced ships in the world at the time of its launch (being similar to the Talvistovan Valmistaja). Although the ships were impressive, they would be historically overshadowed by their successor, the Kaiser class in 1938.
Design
Development
Propulsion
Armament
Ships of the Class
| Name | Builder | Laid down | Launched | Commissioned | Fate | Notes |
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| Tannhäuser | Germaniawerft | 18 June 1930 | 25 August 1931 | 30 March 1933 | ||
| Durfflinger | Germaniawerft | 30 April 1931 | 25 June 1933 | 2 April 1936 | ||
| Hebentien | Germaniawerft | 2 February 1933 | 3 April 1936 | 2 May 1938 |
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