[S.N.N.] Talos Class Battleship

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The Talos Class Battleship (full name: Talos Class Battleship) is a Class I large Battleship officially built by the Republic of Sarnos in 1946. It is also the largest battleship in the country's history. Three of the class were completed, making it the largest displacer in the ocean-going fleet at the time. Only one of the three of its class remains intact. In 1976, the war ship No. 3, Orenos (zL-48), was purchased by the local government as a war memorial.
Foreign name: Talos Class Battleship
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Development time: May 1946
Service: 17 June 1952
Retirement date: December 18, 1974
Country of affiliation: Republic of Sarnos
Other translations: Carlos, Tanos
Number of ships built: 3
Service Status: Retired
In 1942, during the height of the naval race, Manado, who was thin and rich, took the lead in the race and kept a growing number of ships. For the republic of Sarnos the news reached the ears of the government like a bolt from the blue. Sarnos, who was gaining ground on land, lost the war in the Navy, which worried the navy and its leaders. At this time, Leondo Bhatt, then deputy commander of the Third Fleet of the Navy of the Republic of Sarnos, put forward the combat concept of "one leader and many pursuers", taking a large battleship capable of commanding, attacking, defending and going to sea at the same time as the flagship to lead the whole fleet to switch freely between attack and defense. But there were few decent battleships in the whole navy. Mainly to cruisers, destroyers. On 6 February 1942, Leondo submitted a report to the government calling for the construction of a large battleship with an armed caliber of 356 mm. It displaces 40,000 tons and maintains a maximum speed of 30 knots. In July 1942, the government approved funds for the navy to build battleships, but by then the leader of the Manaudan Joint Fleet, the Frigate Ferre Main, had reached a maximum diameter of 450 millimeters. Many in the department are not happy with the 356mm plan. Hamad Linsibi, then commander-in-chief of the ocean-going First Fleet, thought the Navy needed 406 mm guns and heavy armor to replace the tiny 356mm main gun. On August 5, 1943, a total of three Taros-class battleships were officially commissioned. Tharus (ZL-46), Acheloides (ZL-47), and Aeschylus (ZL-48). As required, the Taros-class battleship was equipped with sarnos' most advanced Type pT.3 406 mm 50 x diameter triple gun, with a TC-8 Type A shipborne radar and A CJ-6 rangefinder. Equipped with eight RC15 fuel oil turbines, the maximum speed under the limit state can reach 34.1 knots (the maximum speed in some records can reach 34.5 knots). On July 24, 1953, after just over a year in service, the Aceredos sank the leading battleship Tigano of the Second Sederon Fleet, damaging two enemy destroyers.
On April 1, 1956, the mad Sarnos Navy headquarters drafted the desperate "Storm" campaign, which sent almost all of Sarnos' naval power. To tower, Ross o moment Roy's number two battleships as the lead ship, two's island of aircraft carrier, 7 marlin class submarine, 5 level forest heavy cruisers, eight grade, river light cruisers, 17 destroyer, tallinn level (some records for 19 or 16) consisting of a large fleet, purpose is one-time kill Buddha MDC lund islands where the joint fleet. On the eve of operation Squall, some details of operation Squall were unfortunately intercepted by the Cederun intelligence agency, and the Second Sederun Fleet, vowing revenge, destroyed the expedition fleet on October 17 of the same year in cooperation with the Manado Joint Fleet, under the pretext of "joint operations to protect the peace of the seas." The lucky Taros-class battleship No. 3, The Oreos, was not included in the expedition list because it was being overhauled after being hit by an enemy submarine on patrol. From then on, the story of Oceanus in the Navy was told of a blessing in disguise. Some sailors call it a "lucky ship".
On 9 April 1956, the first HMS Taros was sunk 80 nautical miles southwest of the Kassel Islands.
On October 17, 1956, the second frigate Acheloides was sunk 175 nautical miles east of The Puglock Islands. Operation Squall ended in complete failure. (On October 6, 2014, the remains of Arculoidus 2's turret were found on the ocean floor, 6 nautical miles north of the sinking site)
On September 16, 1973, the Ship No. 3, Oreos, was hit during a patrol by the accidentally encountered Manado Joint Fleet lead battleship "Ferre Main," which ignited a fire and triggered the explosion of the No. 3 turret ammunition cache. Fortunately, the timely repair was not sunk. After maintenance at The Latmard Naval Base, he was officially retired and put into the reserve on December 18, 1974. On May 3, 1976, the local government gathered the public funds to buy the only surviving warship No. 3, and after disarming, it stayed in the port of Ratma as a war memorial.