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SMS Kaiser was a 92-gun wooden ship of the line of the Austrian Navy, the last vessel of the type, and the only screw-driven example, to be built by the Austrians. She was built by the naval shipyard in Pola; she was laid down in March 1855, was launched in October 1858, and was completed the following year. The ship took part in the Second Schleswig War of 1864, but saw no action during her deployment to the North Sea. Kaiser did see action during the Seven Weeks' War two years later, during which she took part in the Battle of Lissa as the flagship of Anton von Petz, commander of the Austrian 2nd Division. Kaiser engaged several Italian ironclads simultaneously, rammed one—Re di Portogallo—and damaged another—Affondatore—with gunfire. In doing so, she became the only wooden ship of the l

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  • SMS Kaiser byla šroubová řadová loď rakouského námořnictva. Ve službě byla v letech 1859–1869, přičemž se roku 1866 účastnila bitvy u Visu. Následně byla kompletně přestavěna na kasematovou obrněnou loď, která byla ve službě v letech 1873–1902. Poté byla přejmována na Bellona a do roku 1918 sloužila jako plovoucí kasárna. Její další osud je neznámý. (cs)
  • Der SMS Kaiser war das letzte von der österreichischen Marine gebaute hölzerne Linienschiff des Kaisertums Österreich bzw. ab 1867 Österreich-Ungarns sowie dessen einziges Schraubenlinienschiff. (de)
  • SMS Kaiser was a 92-gun wooden ship of the line of the Austrian Navy, the last vessel of the type, and the only screw-driven example, to be built by the Austrians. She was built by the naval shipyard in Pola; she was laid down in March 1855, was launched in October 1858, and was completed the following year. The ship took part in the Second Schleswig War of 1864, but saw no action during her deployment to the North Sea. Kaiser did see action during the Seven Weeks' War two years later, during which she took part in the Battle of Lissa as the flagship of Anton von Petz, commander of the Austrian 2nd Division. Kaiser engaged several Italian ironclads simultaneously, rammed one—Re di Portogallo—and damaged another—Affondatore—with gunfire. In doing so, she became the only wooden ship of the line to engage an ironclad warship in battle. In 1869, the Austro-Hungarians decided to rebuild Kaiser into an ironclad casemate ship; the work lasted until 1873, and was delayed significantly by budget shortfalls, which slowed the acquisition of armor plate from British firms. By this time, however, casemate ships were being superseded by turret ships, and as a result, Kaiser spent the years 1875–1902 in reserve. She was nevertheless modernized periodically throughout the 1870s and 1880s in attempts to improve her performance. In 1901–1902, she was renamed Bellona and had her armament and engines removed so she could be used as a barracks ship in Pola, a role she filled through World War I. Italy seized the ship as a war prize after the end of the conflict, but her ultimate fate is unknown. (en)
  • La SMS Kaiser fu un pirovascello a due ponti della k.u.k. Kriegsmarine, unica unità di questo tipo costruita dall'Impero austro-ungarico. Pesantemente danneggiata durante la battaglia di Lissa, fu ricostruita come nave corazzata. Nel 1902 fu rinominata SMS Bellona. (it)
  • «Кайзер» (італ. SMS Kaiser) — 92-гарматний дерев'яний лінійний корабель Військово-морських сил Австро-Угорщини другої половини 19-го століття. (uk)
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  • *16 × 60-pounder guns *74 × 30-pounder guns *2 × 24-pounder guns (en)
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  • SMS Kaiser byla šroubová řadová loď rakouského námořnictva. Ve službě byla v letech 1859–1869, přičemž se roku 1866 účastnila bitvy u Visu. Následně byla kompletně přestavěna na kasematovou obrněnou loď, která byla ve službě v letech 1873–1902. Poté byla přejmována na Bellona a do roku 1918 sloužila jako plovoucí kasárna. Její další osud je neznámý. (cs)
  • Der SMS Kaiser war das letzte von der österreichischen Marine gebaute hölzerne Linienschiff des Kaisertums Österreich bzw. ab 1867 Österreich-Ungarns sowie dessen einziges Schraubenlinienschiff. (de)
  • La SMS Kaiser fu un pirovascello a due ponti della k.u.k. Kriegsmarine, unica unità di questo tipo costruita dall'Impero austro-ungarico. Pesantemente danneggiata durante la battaglia di Lissa, fu ricostruita come nave corazzata. Nel 1902 fu rinominata SMS Bellona. (it)
  • «Кайзер» (італ. SMS Kaiser) — 92-гарматний дерев'яний лінійний корабель Військово-морських сил Австро-Угорщини другої половини 19-го століття. (uk)
  • SMS Kaiser was a 92-gun wooden ship of the line of the Austrian Navy, the last vessel of the type, and the only screw-driven example, to be built by the Austrians. She was built by the naval shipyard in Pola; she was laid down in March 1855, was launched in October 1858, and was completed the following year. The ship took part in the Second Schleswig War of 1864, but saw no action during her deployment to the North Sea. Kaiser did see action during the Seven Weeks' War two years later, during which she took part in the Battle of Lissa as the flagship of Anton von Petz, commander of the Austrian 2nd Division. Kaiser engaged several Italian ironclads simultaneously, rammed one—Re di Portogallo—and damaged another—Affondatore—with gunfire. In doing so, she became the only wooden ship of the l (en)
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  • SMS Kaiser (1860) (cs)
  • SMS Kaiser (1858) (de)
  • SMS Kaiser (1858) (it)
  • SMS Kaiser (1858) (en)
  • SMS Kaiser (1858) (uk)
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