| 28.08.1894-24.09.1894: |
Shipyard trials. |
| 14.10.1894: |
Weissenburg
is commissioned. |
| -12.01.1895: |
Training and trials. |
| May 1895: |
Visit to Scotland. |
| 21.08.1897: |
During the autumn exercises, the Weissenburg
rams the torpedo boat D1
which sinks after the collision. |
| 09.07.1900: |
The battleship is sent to China and leaves Kiel. |
| 28.08.1900: |
Arrival in Hongkong. |
| 06.12.1900-03.01.1901: |
Repairs in Hongkong. |
| 08.02-23.03.1901: |
Stationed in Tsingtau. |
| 01.06.1901: |
Sent back to Germany. |
| 11.08.1901: |
Arrival in Wilhelmshaven. |
| Jun 1902 : |
After a collision, the ram bow gets damaged and has to be supported by a wooden construction. |
| 29.09.1902: |
Decommissioned. |
| -27.09.1904: |
Modernization and refits. |
| 27.09.1904-27.09.1907: |
Recommissioned and part of the 2nd Squadron. |
| 27.09.1907: |
Decommissioned, put into fleet reserve. |
| 02.08.1910: |
Recommissioned, used as a training ship. |
| 06.08.1910: |
Sold to Turkey. |
| 14.08.1910: |
Weissenburg
leaves Wilhelmshaven and heads for Turkey. |
| 01.09.1910: |
Arrival in Turkey, the ship is officially given to the Turkish Navy and renamed to Torgut Reis
. |
| -1938: |
Used as a training ship. |
| 1938: |
Decommissioned used as a floating barrack since then. |
| after 1938s: |
Scrapped. |
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