| Název: Name: | USS Oregon | USS Oregon |
| Originální název: Original Name: | USS Oregon | |
| Kategorie: Category: | bitevní loď | battleship |
| Třída: Class: | Indiana | |
| Kódové označení: Pennant Number: | BB-3 | |
| Loděnice: Builder: | Union Brass & Iron Works, San Francisco | |
| Založení kýlu: Laid Down: | 19.11.1891 | |
| Spuštění na vodu: Launched: | 26.10.1893 | |
| Uvedení do služby: Commissioned: | 16.07.1896 1) | |
| Vyřazení ze služby: Decommissioned: | 27.04.1906 2) | |
| Velitel: Commander: | DD.MM.RRRR-DD.MM.RRRR, ( ) | |
| Jednotka: Unit: | DD.MM.RRRR-DD.MM.RRRR | DD.MM.RRRR-DD.MM.RRRR |
| Posádka: Crew: | 473 | |
| Technické údaje: Technical Data: | ||
| Standardní výtlak: Standard Displacement: | 10453 t | 10288 long tons |
| Plný výtlak: Full Load Displacement: | - t | - long tons |
| Délka: Length: | 106.96 m | 350 ft 11 in |
| Šířka: Beam: | 21.11 m | 69 ft 3 in |
| Ponor: Draught: | 8.23 m | 27 ft |
| Pancéřování: Armour: | - | - |
| Pohon: Propulsion: | ||
| Typ: Type: | - | 4x double ended Scotch boilers later replaced by 8 Babcock & Wilcox boilers 2x vertical inverted triple expansion reciprocating steam engines |
| Výkon: Power: | 6711.3 kW při ot/min | 9000 bhp at rpm |
| Šrouby: Propellers: | 2 | |
| Zásoba paliva: Fuel Load: | 1666 t | 1640 long tons |
| Výkony: Performance: | ||
| Rychlost: Speed: | 27.8 km/h | 15 kt |
| Dosah: Range: | 9074.8 km při rychlosti ? km/h | 4900 nm at speed ? kt |
| Výzbroj a vybavení: Armament and Equipment: | ||
| Výzbroj: Armament: | 4x 330 mm L/35 kanon Mark 1 (2x II) 8× 203 mm L/35 kanon Mark 4 (4x II) 4× 152 mm L/40 kanon Mark 3 (4x I) 20× 57 mm L/40 kanon Mark 1/2 (20x I) 30x 37 mm L/20 kanon Mark 1 (6x V) 4× 450 mm torpédomet Whitehead 3) Rok 1908 4x 330 mm L/35 kanon Mark 1 (2x II) 8× 203 mm L/35 kanon Mark 4 (4x II) 12× 76 mm L/50 kanon Mark 2/3/5 (12x I) 10× 57 mm L/40 kanon Mark 1/2 (10x I) Rok 1919 4x 330 mm L/35 kanon Mark 1 (2x II) 8× 203 mm L/35 kanon Mark 4 (4x II) 4× 76 mm L/50 kanon Mark 2/3/5 (4x I) 10× 57 mm L/40 kanon Mark 1/2 (20x I) | 4x 13"/35 Gun Mark 1 (2x II) 8× 8"/35 Gun Mark 4 (4x II) 4× 6"/40 Gun Mark 3 (4x I) 20× 6-pdr Gun Mark 1/2 (20x I) 30x 1-pdr Gun Mark 1 (6x V) 4× 18" Whitehead torpedo tube 3) Year 1908 4x 13"/35 Gun Mark 1 (2x II) 8× 8"/35 Gun Mark 4 (4x II) 12× 3"/50 Gun Mark 2/3/5 (12x I) 10× 6-pdr Gun Mark 1/2 (10x I) Year 1919 4x 13"/35 Gun Mark 1 (2x II) 8× 8"/35 Gun Mark 4 (4x II) 4× 3"/50 Gun Mark 2/3/5 (4x I) 10× 6-pdr Gun Mark 1/2 (20x I) |
| Vybavení: Equipment: | - | - |
| Nesená letadla: Aircraft Carried: | - | - |
| Poznámka: Note: | 1) reaktivována: 29.08.1911 2) vyřazena ze služby: 04.10.1919 3) Některé zdroje uvádějí ráži 456 mm, ale torpéda němela přesně 18 palců, ale jen 17.7, takže uvádíme 450 mm | 1) Recommissioned: 29.08.1911 2) Decommissioned: 04.10.1919 3) Some sources quote the torpedo calibre as 456 mm, coming from 18 inch calibre conversion, but as the torpedo was in fact only 17.7 inch in diameter, we use 450 mm |
| Zdroje: Sources: | Rozpracováno en.wikipedia.org https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Oregon_(BB-3) www.navypedia.org | |
BB - USS Oregon (BB-3)
BB-3 USS Oregon
class: Indiana
shipyard: Union Iron Works, San Francisco
construction started: November 19, 1891
launched: October 26, 1893
taken into service: July 15, 1896
discarded: April 27, 1906
reactivated: August 29, 1911
discarded: June 12, 1919
reactivated again: August 24, 1919
definitively discarded: October 4, 1919
On June 25, 1925, it was lent to the State of Oregon as a museum.
she returned to the United States Navy during World War II
sold for scrap on November 15, 1956
length: 107 m (351´2´´)
width: 21.1 m (69´3´´)
draft: 7.3 m (24´)
discharge: 11,688 t [2]
power: 7,158 kW (9,738 HP)
speed: 16 knots [2]
armor (armored belt on the line of draft protected only the middle part of the ship in the length of 66m)
sides: 457 mm
deck: 76 mm
tower: 432
equipment
4 x 330 mm (2 x II)
8 x 203 mm (4 x II)
4 x 152 mm
anti-torpedo armament
20 x 57 mm
7 x 37 mm
torpedo tubes: 2
crew
497 men [1]
first commander:
Captain Henry L. Howison
The ship took part in the Spanish-American War. First in the Caribbean (fight with the squadron Admiral Cervera near Santiago de Cuba), where she arrived from the Pacific on a journey around South America, which lasted 2 months. This journey was one of the main arguments for the construction of the Panama Canal. She later returned to the Pacific and fought in the Philippines. She spent the rest of her active duty in the Pacific.
Used sources:
[1] Vladimir Hynek, Petr Klucina; Warships 2 - Between the Crimean and Russo-Japanese Wars; Our Army, Prague, 1986, first edition;
[2] http://www.navy.mil/
class: Indiana
shipyard: Union Iron Works, San Francisco
construction started: November 19, 1891
launched: October 26, 1893
taken into service: July 15, 1896
discarded: April 27, 1906
reactivated: August 29, 1911
discarded: June 12, 1919
reactivated again: August 24, 1919
definitively discarded: October 4, 1919
On June 25, 1925, it was lent to the State of Oregon as a museum.
she returned to the United States Navy during World War II
sold for scrap on November 15, 1956
length: 107 m (351´2´´)
width: 21.1 m (69´3´´)
draft: 7.3 m (24´)
discharge: 11,688 t [2]
power: 7,158 kW (9,738 HP)
speed: 16 knots [2]
armor (armored belt on the line of draft protected only the middle part of the ship in the length of 66m)
sides: 457 mm
deck: 76 mm
tower: 432
equipment
4 x 330 mm (2 x II)
8 x 203 mm (4 x II)
4 x 152 mm
anti-torpedo armament
20 x 57 mm
7 x 37 mm
torpedo tubes: 2
crew
497 men [1]
first commander:
Captain Henry L. Howison
The ship took part in the Spanish-American War. First in the Caribbean (fight with the squadron Admiral Cervera near Santiago de Cuba), where she arrived from the Pacific on a journey around South America, which lasted 2 months. This journey was one of the main arguments for the construction of the Panama Canal. She later returned to the Pacific and fought in the Philippines. She spent the rest of her active duty in the Pacific.
Used sources:
[1] Vladimir Hynek, Petr Klucina; Warships 2 - Between the Crimean and Russo-Japanese Wars; Our Army, Prague, 1986, first edition;
[2] http://www.navy.mil/
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