HMS Aboukir

1900 Cressy-class armored cruiser

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1900 (see also HMS Aboukir, HMS Aboukir) object, armored cruiser, Royal Navy cruiser fleet, World War I, Royal Navy, Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, United Kingdom

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  HMS Bacchante 1901
  
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  HMS Cressy 1899
  
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  HMS Euryalus 1901
  
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  HMS Hogue 1900
  
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  HMS Sutlej 1899
  

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HMS Bacchante

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HMS Cressy

1901-01-01T00:00:00Z

HMS Euryalus

1900-01-01T00:00:00Z

HMS Hogue

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HMS Sutlej

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ABOUKIR LCCN2014697611

Armoured cruiser HMS Aboukir - IWM Q 75321

Arthur Thiele Unterseeboot U9 im Kampfe mit den englischen Kreuzern Hogue Abukir u Cressy

Charles Dixon illustration based on the description of stoker J Mills 1914

Eerste Wereldoorlog, propaganda, ansichtkaarten, prentbriefkaarten, SFA018000423

HMS Aboukir 1902 IWM Q 20903

LC-USZ62-59516 (19642229688)

Loss of HMS Aboukir, Royal Navy, artwork by Norman Wilkinson (19597630639)

Malchin, Wilhelm (1874-1942) - Nordsee, 22. IX. 1914, britische Kreuzer HOGUE, CRESSY, ABOUKIR werden vom U-Boot U9 versenkt

Royal Navy Submarine D-1 (1908-1918) prior to World War I. An armored cruiser, possibly HMS ABOUKIR (1900-1914), appears in the background. The cruiser is wearing the flag of a Rear Admiral at the fore top mast. (51185397029)

Ships of the Royal Navy Q38002

Sinking of British ships, HOGUE and ABOUKIR. LCCN2004674564

Three British Cruisers Sunk By Submarines. The Aboukir, Hogue and Cressy on September 22, 1914

Versenkung der britischen Panzerkreuzer CRESSY, HOGUE und ABOUKIR durch U 9 am 22. September 1914 vor der niederländischen Küste. Nach einer Originalzeichnung von Hans Bohrdt

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		The Dreadnought Project entry@			Wikidata
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vessel	1901	HMS Bacchante	armored cruiser, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel	1899	HMS Cressy	shipwreck, armored cruiser, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel	1901	HMS Euryalus	armored cruiser, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel	1900	HMS Hogue	steamship, armored cruiser, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel	1899	HMS Sutlej	armored cruiser, Royal Navy		Wikidata
image	1910	ABOUKIR LCCN2014697611			Wikimedia
image		Armoured cruiser HMS Aboukir - IWM Q 75321			Wikimedia
image	1915	Arthur Thiele Unterseeboot U9 im Kampfe mit den englischen Kreuzern Hogue Abukir u Cressy			Wikimedia
image	1914	Charles Dixon illustration based on the description of stoker J Mills 1914			Wikimedia
image	1914	Eerste Wereldoorlog, propaganda, ansichtkaarten, prentbriefkaarten, SFA018000423			Wikimedia
image	1902	HMS Aboukir 1902 IWM Q 20903			Wikimedia
image	2015	LC-USZ62-59516 (19642229688)			Wikimedia
image	2015	Loss of HMS Aboukir, Royal Navy, artwork by Norman Wilkinson (19597630639)			Wikimedia
image		Malchin, Wilhelm (1874-1942) - Nordsee, 22. IX. 1914, britische Kreuzer HOGUE, CRESSY, ABOUKIR werden vom U-Boot U9 versenkt			Wikimedia
image	2021	Royal Navy Submarine D-1 (1908-1918) prior to World War I. An armored cruiser, possibly HMS ABOUKIR (1900-1914), appears in the background. The cruiser is wearing the flag of a Rear Admiral at the fore top mast. (51185397029)			Wikimedia
image		Ships of the Royal Navy Q38002			Wikimedia
image	1914	Sinking of British ships, HOGUE and ABOUKIR. LCCN2004674564			Wikimedia
image	1915	Three British Cruisers Sunk By Submarines. The Aboukir, Hogue and Cressy on September 22, 1914			Wikimedia
image		Versenkung der britischen Panzerkreuzer CRESSY, HOGUE und ABOUKIR durch U 9 am 22. September 1914 vor der niederländischen Küste. Nach einer Originalzeichnung von Hans Bohrdt			Wikimedia