Battle of Habentia

Battle of Habentia
Part of First Great War
Rhodeve Naval identification drawing of the SMS Götterdämmerung, the image is missing the third aft gun turret.
Date 25 July, 1917 Location Near Habentia Island Result Englean Strategic Victory Rhodeve Pyrrhic Tactical Victory SMS Götterdämmerung critically damaged Kaiserliche-Marine prevents Allied naval dominance around Corentia
Belligerents
Rhodevus	Englean Kaiserreich
Commanders and leaders
Rhodevus WIP	Franz von Pastern Konrad von der Krall
Strength
Total: WIP combat ships	Total: 11 combat ships SMS Götterdämmerung 3 Heavy Cruisers 5 Destroyers 1 Torpedo Destroyers 1 Airship
Casualties and losses
	1 Battleship critically damaged 2 Destroyers sunk 1 Torpedo Destroyer sunk

The Battle of Habentia (Germ: Hebentierschlacht) was a battle during the First Great War between the navies of the Kingdom of Rhodevus (Rhodeve Navy) and the Englean Kaiserreich (Kaiserliche-Marine). The battle followed the months-long search by the Rhodeve Navy for the SMS Götterdämmerung, the Englean superbattleship that had been engaging Allied fleets passing near Corentia. The previous battle had seen the SMS Götterdämmerung crippling a Rhodeve fleet comprised of 9 vessels, with 2 being destroyed by the battleship and 2 more by her escorting cruisers (see: The Hunt for the Götterdämmerung). The Rhodeve objective was to destroy the vessel, while the Englean objective was to prevent an Allied entrance into the Southern Lutentian Ocean and naval dominance around Corentia. During the battle, the most well-known action was by the Rhodeve destroyer (insert name) for its ramming of the Götterdämmerung. Following the battle, the Götterdämmerung was critically damaged and forced to remain in drydock for the rest of the war for repairs. This battle is considered an Englean strategic victory, for it allowed the Kaiserliche-Marine to retain the South Lutentian, but a Rhodeve pyrrhic tactical victory for the battle's crippling of the Götterdämmerung and taking it out of the war.