Gorizia
Laid down as Italian Incrociatori Gorizia. |
Contruction Data
Laid down: |
O.T.O Livorno, 17.03.1930 |
Launched: |
28.12.1930 |
Commissioned: |
23.12.1931 |
Fate: |
scrapped after 1946 |
Costs: |
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Technical Data
Size: |
14560t |
Length: |
182,8 m |
Beam: |
20,6 m |
Draft: |
7,2 m |
Armament: |
8 x 20,3 cm; 12 x 10,0 cm; 8 x 3,7 cm; 8 x 1,32 cm |
Performance: |
95000 shp, 33 kn |
History
The Gorizia
was the last surviving cruiser of the Zara
class. Damaged by an air raid on 10.04.1943, the ship was undergoing repairs in September 1943 when Italy surrendered. Scuttled by the Italians the ship was raised by the Germans but it was decided not to repair the ship. Moved to the entrance of La Spezia harbor, the Gorizia
was damaged and sunk in shallow waters by an combined Italian-British assault raid. After the war, the wreck was raised and scrapped. |
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