can you name any battle fought by the russian navy?
Crimean War
Imperial Russian Navy
By the outbreak of the Crimean War in 1853, Russia had the Baltic and Black Sea Fleets, Arkhangelsk Flotilla, Caspian Flotilla and Okhotsk Flotilla (altogether, 40 battleships, 15 frigates, 24 corvettes and brigs, 16 steam frigates etc.).
describe the petropavlovsk-class battleship An upper belt of armor was necessary and the weight required was gained by shortening the waterline armor belt, which left the ships' ends protected only by the sloping armor deck. Other changes included the replacement of the barbettes with turrets of the same type as used in the battleship and the substitution of QF guns for the original guns. This last change saved enough weight to permit four more six-inch guns to be added what weapons does it carry? Four 40-caliber 12-inch guns mounted in twin-gun turrets fore do you know who built it? The director of the Naval Ministry, Vice Admiral since when has it been in service? 10 May 1900 which navy uses this ship? Imperial Russian Navy does this navy have submarines? Yes. Som and Forelle what is som and forelle? They were submarines used by Imperial Russian Navy which wars has this navy fought in? Russo-Japanese War when was it? 1904-1905 do you know who won? Japan
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Imperial Russian Navy [SEP] Crimean War and aftermath
Russia's slow technical and economic development in the first half of the 19th century caused her to fall behind other European countries in the field of steamboat construction. By the outbreak of the Crimean War in 1853, Russia had the Baltic and Black Sea Fleets, Arkhangelsk Flotilla, Caspian Flotilla and Okhotsk Flotilla (altogether, 40 battleships, 15 frigates, 24 corvettes and brigs, 16 steam frigates etc.). The combined number of staff of all the fleets equaled 91,000 people. Despite all this, the reactionary serfdom system had an adverse effect on the development of the Russian Navy. It was especially typical of the Baltic Fleet, which was known for its harsh military drill.