HMS Revenge
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HMS Revenge was one of seven Royal Sovereign-class pre-dreadnought battleships built for the Royal Navy during the 1890s. She spent much of her early career as a flagship for the Flying Squadron and in the Mediterranean, Home and Channel Fleets. Revenge was assigned to the International Squadron blockading Crete during the 1897–1898 revolt there against the Ottoman Empire. She was placed in reserve upon her return home in 1900, and was then briefly assigned as a coast guard ship before she joined the Home Fleet in 1902. The ship became a gunnery training ship in 1906 until she was paid off in 1913.
1896
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length 125.1 metre, beam 23 metre, draft 8.4 metre, speed 17.5 knot,
Royal Navy, Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Company, 
Location: KML, Cluster Map, Maps,
The work of Samuel Franklin Cody in Airship, Kite and Aircraft Aeronautics 1903 - 1913 in England. RAE-O480
The Naval Manoeuvres, the decisive battle off the Lizard - The Graphic 1901
Aviation in Britain Before the First World War- the work of Samuel Franklin Cody in Airship, Kite and Aircraft Aeronautics 1903 - 1913 RAE-O564
Collections of the Imperial War Museum Q20440
The Naval Manoeuvres, the decisive battle off the Lizard (D. B. Waters on HMS 'Nile') - The Graphic 1901 (cropped)
HMS Camperdown shelling Crete
HMS Revenge (built 1892), leading the lee line of the Royal Navy Reserve Squadron in 1901, by Charles Edward Dixon
Messengers of War from the 'B' Fleet - The Graphic 1901
Charles Edward Dixon - The Channel Fleet on manoeuvres led by its flagship HMS ‘Revenge’, circa 1896HMS Revenge (built 1892), leading the lee line of the Royal Navy Reserve Squadron in 1901, by Charles Edward Dixon
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