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|Operators= {{flagicon|Sieuxerr}} [[Sieuxerrian Navy]]
|Operators= {{flagicon|Sieuxerr}} [[Sieuxerrian Navy]]
|Class before=[[Lafayette-class battlecruiser|''Lafayette'' class]]
|Class before=[[Lafayette-class battlecruiser|''Lafayette'' class]]
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|Class after=[[Jena-Auerstedt-class battlecruiser|''Jena-Auerstedt'' class]]
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|Built range=1916-1920
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|Total ships completed=1
|Total ships completed=1 as designed, 2 converted into carriers
|Total ships cancelled=3
|Total ships cancelled=1
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|Total ships retired=1
|Total ships retired=3
|Total ships scrapped=1
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*4 × twin 380 mm (15") guns
*4 × twin 380 mm (15") guns
*8 × twin 100 mm (3.9") guns
*8 × twin 100 mm (3.9") guns
*6 × twin 37 mm (1.4") guns
*12 × twin 37 mm (1.4") guns
*8 × quad {{wpl|25 mm Hotchkiss anti-aircraft gun|25 mm automatic cannons}}
*40 × single {{wpl|Hispano-Suiza HS.404|20 mm automatic cannons}}
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|Ship armor= *{{wpl|Belt_armor|Belt}}: {{convert|225|mm|in|abbr=on}}
|Ship armor= *{{wpl|Belt_armor|Belt}}: {{convert|225|mm|in|abbr=on}}
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The '''''Austerlitz'' class''' was a class of {{wpl|battlecruisers}} built for the [[Sieuxerrian Navy]]. Originally four ships were to be built, however the outbreak of the War of Gothic Succession and later discussions of the impending [[Selkiö Naval Treaty]] meant that while all four hulls had been laid down, the first; ''Austerlitz'', would be completed as a battlecruiser. The class was a continuation of a general design that had been started by the [[Conquérante-class battlecruiser|''Conquérante'']]-class. A major change was the upgunning from 13.4" to new 15" guns. ''Austerlitz'' would be the last capital ship completed by [[Sieuxerr]] prior to the [[Selkiö Naval Treaty]]. Of the other three hulls, the two most completed ones would be converted into the [[Bearn-class carrier|''Bearn'']] class carrier, the last hull would sit uncompleted until the mid-1920s when it would be broken up in place.

Latest revision as of 13:11, 14 March 2024

Class overview
Operators: Sieuxerr Sieuxerrian Navy
Preceded by: Lafayette class
Succeeded by: Jena-Auerstedt class
Built: 1916-1920
In commission: 1922-19XX
Planned: 4
Completed: 1 as designed, 2 converted into carriers
Cancelled: 1
Retired: 3
Scrapped: 4
General characteristics
Type: Battlecruiser
Displacement:
  • 28,500 t (28,000 long tons) (normal)
  • 30,000 t (30,000 long tons) (full load)
Length: 230 m (750 ft)
Beam: 26.5 m (87 ft)
Draught:
  • 8.5 m (28 ft) (normal)
  • 8.73 m (28.6 ft)
Installed power: 40 boilers, 115,000 shp (86,000 kW)
Propulsion: 4 shafts; 2 geared steam turbines
Speed: 30 knots (56 km/h; 35 mph)
Range: 6,000 nmi (11,000 km; 6,900 mi) at 14 knots (26 km/h; 16 mph)
Complement: 1,100
Armament:
Armor:

The Austerlitz class was a class of battlecruisers built for the Sieuxerrian Navy. Originally four ships were to be built, however the outbreak of the War of Gothic Succession and later discussions of the impending Selkiö Naval Treaty meant that while all four hulls had been laid down, the first; Austerlitz, would be completed as a battlecruiser. The class was a continuation of a general design that had been started by the Conquérante-class. A major change was the upgunning from 13.4" to new 15" guns. Austerlitz would be the last capital ship completed by Sieuxerr prior to the Selkiö Naval Treaty. Of the other three hulls, the two most completed ones would be converted into the Bearn class carrier, the last hull would sit uncompleted until the mid-1920s when it would be broken up in place.