Diana

A tender for the design of an armored cruiser-destroyer for escorting merchant ships was announced in 1894. The lead ship of this class—Diana—entered service in 1901 and later joined the Pacific Squadron, which took part in the Battle of the Yellow Sea. During World War I, the cruiser was involved in the Battles of the Gulf of Riga and Moon Sound, carried out operations against enemy communications, took on patrol duties, and covered light forces of the Baltic Fleet.

Specifications

Survivability

Hit Points22,100

Main Battery

Main Guns8 × 1

Caliber152 mm

Firing Range11.8 km

Reload Time6.0 s

Rotation Time22.5 s

Max Dispersion103 m

Shell Types

HE Shell

Damage1,700

Fire Chance8%

Secondary Battery

Secondary Guns12

Range3.2 km

Maneuverability

Max Speed19.0 knots

Turning Radius430 m

Rudder Shift Time6.4 s

Concealment

Max Surface Detection10.50 km

Min Surface Detection9.45 km

Air Detection4.40 km

Submarine Detection4.40 km

Modules

152 mm/45 Model 1892 on a Canet mounting

Diana

Propulsion: 11,600 hp

GFCS II mod. 1

Upgrades

Slot 1

Auxiliary Armaments Modification 1

Main Armaments Modification 1

History

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Nation	U.S.S.R.
Tier	II
Type	Cruiser
Category	Premium
Main Battery	152 mm/45 Model 1892 on a Canet mounting 8 turrets × 1 barrels Range: 11.8 km
Secondaries	75 mm HE Range: 3.2 km
Hit Points	22,100
Max Speed	19 knots
Rudder Shift	6.4 s
Turning Radius	430 m
Max Surface Detect	10.50 km
Min Surface Detect	9.45 km
Air Detect	4.4 km