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Rys class protected cruisers were ordered in the aftermath of Sino-Japanese war as an answer to increased Japanese belligerence and naval build up. They were intended to complement the larger armored cruisers. This class were the first proper protected cruiser in Far Eastern naval service and they were somewhat larger than their foreign counterparts. This was due their intended role as long range commercial raiders. All three participated in the Far Eastern- Japanese war. Tur was sunk at the Battle of Tsusima in 1905.
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Rys class protected cruisers were ordered in the aftermath of Sino-Japanese war as an answer to increased Japanese belligerence and naval build up. They were intended to complement the larger armored cruisers. This class were the first proper protected cruiser in Far Eastern naval service and they were somewhat larger than their foreign counterparts. This was due their intended role as long range commercial raiders. All three participated in the Far Eastern- Japanese war. Tur was sunk at the Battle of Tsusima in 1905. The design was not considered to be a success. They were too slow to work as fast scouts of the fleet into which they were assigned briefly prior the Far Eastern-Japanese war and too low endurance on their initial planned role as attacking enemy convoys and commercial shipping.  
  
  

Latest revision as of 07:59, 22 April 2020

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Rys class Protected Cruiser
Class overview
Name Rys class Protected Cruiser
Operators Far Eastern Imperial Navy
Planned 3
Built 3
Active 2
Destroyed 1
General Characteristics
Type Protected cruiser
Displacement
  • 6700 tons standard
  • 7050 tons full load
Length 126.9 metres (416 ft)
Beam 16.8 metres (55 ft)
Draught 6.4 metres (21 ft)
Propulsion 2 shafts, 2 VTE steam engines
Power
  • 24 Belleville boilers
  • 14,000 ihp (10,000 kW)
Speed 19 kts
Range 4600 nm at 10 kts
Complement 580
Armament
  • 8 × 152mm/45 KO 1893 g gun
  • 24 x 76.2mm/40 KO 1900 g gun
  • 8 x 37mm/40 KO 1893 g gun
  • 3 381mm torpedo tubes
Armour
  • Deck: 51-76mm
  • conning tower: 152 mm

  • Development

    Rys class protected cruisers were ordered in the aftermath of Sino-Japanese war as an answer to increased Japanese belligerence and naval build up. They were intended to complement the larger armored cruisers. This class were the first proper protected cruiser in Far Eastern naval service and they were somewhat larger than their foreign counterparts. This was due their intended role as long range commercial raiders. All three participated in the Far Eastern- Japanese war. Tur was sunk at the Battle of Tsusima in 1905. The design was not considered to be a success. They were too slow to work as fast scouts of the fleet into which they were assigned briefly prior the Far Eastern-Japanese war and too low endurance on their initial planned role as attacking enemy convoys and commercial shipping.


    Ships in class

    Name Builder Laid down Launch Date Entered Service Fate
    Rys Novaya Verf, Dalny May 1897 June 1899 October 1900 Extant in 1920
    Tur Admiralteyskiye Verf, Vladivostok May 1897 June 1899 October 1900 Sunk May 1905
    Volk Admiralteyskiye Verf, Vladivostok May 1897 July 1899 November 1900 Extant in 1920


    See Also

    Ships of Far Eastern Imperial Navy 1920