We have some very old photos of the ships of Russian Pacific Fleet for you. Let’s start with protected cruiser Askold. She was built for the Imperial Russian Navy. She was named after the legendary Varangian Askold. Her thin, narrow hull and maximum speed of 23.8 knots (44.1 km/h) were considered impressive for the time.
Protected cruiser Boyarin was built by Burmeister & Wain in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The Oslyabya was a battleship of the Russian Imperial Navy, belonging to the Peresvet-class. She was named for Rodion Oslyabya, a 14th century monk of the Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra and a hero of the Battle of Kulikovo.
Emperor Alexander III.
Russian protected cruiser Aurora.
Aurora.
Admiral Nakhimov.
Almaz in Vladivostok.
Blestyaschy, Bezuprechny and Bodry in Revel.
Protected cruiser Bogatyr in Vladivostok.
Battleship Tsesarevich.
Battleship Retvizan.
Gromoboy in Vladivostok.
Zhemchug.
Emperor Nicholas I.
Gunboat Otvazhny.
Gunboat Gremyaschy.
Knyaz Suvorov and Orel.
Novik.
Orel.
Pobeda and Pallada.
Tsesarevich.
Pallada in Port Arthur.
Retvizan.
Retvizan in Port Arthur after the battle that took place on August, 28th, 1904.
Rossiya in Valdivostok.
Ryurik was destroyed on August 1st, 1904.
Svetlana.
Sevastopol.
Storozhevoy.
Ironclads Sevastopol, Poltava and Petropavlovsk in Port Arthur.
Ironclads Pobeda and Peresvet in Port Arthur.
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nice ships , it remembers me about the Admiral movie
My great-grandfather served on Tsesarevich as a writer. It´s an interesting fact, that the ship took part of search-and-rescue operation after Messina earthquake in 1908 and the whole crew recived a great recognition and high awards for that.
all sank by japs few years later
The ship(s) on picture labelled as “Gunboat Gremyaschy” is (are) not “Gunboat Gremyaschy” She is (they are) Borodino class battleship(s).