| 15.10.1896: |
Ägir
is commissioned. |
| 29.09.1897: |
Attached to the reserve division. |
| Autumn 1898: |
Participation in the autumn fleet maneuvers. |
| December 1898: |
Visit to Copenhagen. |
| April - May 1899: |
Voyage to England an Portugal. |
| Autumn 1899: |
Participation in the autumn fleet maneuvers. |
| 28.08.1899: |
Rammed by the British steamer Aberfloyle
, causing a hole on the starboard side. |
| Autumn 1899: |
Participation in the autumn fleet maneuvers. |
| 25.09.1900: |
Decommissioned. |
| 1901: |
Recommissioned, attached to the reserve division. |
| April 1902: |
Torpedo exercises. |
| June 1902: |
Voyage to Norway. |
| 30.06.1902: |
Decommissioned. |
| Feb 1903 - Sep 1904: |
Reconstruction and modernization in Danzig. |
| 10.10.1904: |
Recommissioned. |
| -March 1905: |
Training and trials. |
| Summer 1905: |
Voyage to Norway and Sweden. |
| -1909: |
Participation in several fleet exercises. |
| 15.09.1909: |
Decommissioned. |
| 12.08.1914: |
At the outbreak of World War I, Ägir
is put into active service again and used for coastal defence duties. |
| -September 1914: |
Training into the Baltic Sea. |
| 14.09.1914: |
Sent to the North sea and used for coastal defence at the German Beight. |
| 14.01.1916: |
Decommissioned and disarmed. |
| -1919: |
Used as a floating barrack. |
| 1922: |
Sold and reconstructed as a train transport ship. |
| 1929: |
Beached on Gotland near Karlsö. |
