HMS Agincourt (1913) Dreadnought Battleship (1913)
The Agincourt was originally intended for Brazilian use, then sold to Turkey, ultimately being used by the British Navy in World War 1.
The HMS Agincourt was laid down in 1911 by Armstrongs of Newcastle upon Tyne. She was launched in 1913 and officially commissioned in 1914. She was decommissioned in 1921 and sold for scrap by 1924. Text ©2003-2013 www.MilitaryFactory.com • All Rights Reserved • No Reproduction Permitted
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Specifications for the
HMS Agincourt (1913)
Dreadnought Battleship
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Initial Year of Service: 1913
Operators: the United Kingdom
Crew: 1,270
Length: 672ft (204.83m)
Beam: 89ft (27.13m)
Draught: 27ft (8.23m)
Displacement: 30,250tons
Machinery: Parsons 4-shaft steam turbines with 22 x Babcock boilers at 40,270hp.
Surface Speed: 22kts (25mph)
Range: 5,033miles (8,100km)
Armament:
14 x 12" main guns
20 x 6" guns
10 x 3" guns
2 x 76mm anti-aircraft guns
3 x 533mm torpedo tubes
Ship Class: Agincourt
Number-in-Class: 1
Ships-in-Class: Agincourt
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