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Naval ensign since beginning of XVIII c. - white with blue St. Andrew`s cross. St. Andrew was the patron of Russia from times of Peter I. He was the first Christian preacher in territory of Russia |
Naval Standard of Emperor The double-headed eagle holding in his claws 4 maps of seas
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Baltic Fleet  |
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| Dreadnoughts, 4 ships | |
| Gangut | Soviet Oktyabrskaya Revolutsia |
| Poltava | Soviet Mikhail Frunze |
| Sevastopol | Soviet Parizhskaya Kommuna |
| Petropavlovsk | Soviet Marat |
| Pre-Dreadnoughts, 13 ships before Russo-Japanese War (1 lost previously, operational accident), 11 ships lost at Tsushima; 3 more completed subsequently |
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| Imperator Pavel | not completed until 1910 |
| Andrei Pervoswanni | |
| Borodino | sunk at Tsushima |
| Imperator Alexander III | sunk at Tsushima |
| Orel | surrendered at Tsushima, IJN Iwami |
| Kniaz Suvarov | Rozhestvensky's flagship, sunk at Tsushima |
| Slava | not finished for Tsushima, scuttled, 1917 |
| Osliabia | sunk at Tsushima |
| Sissoi Veliki | sunk at Tsushima |
| Navarin | sunk at Tsushima |
| Admiral Ushakov | sunk at Tsushima |
| Admiral Seniavin | surrendered at Tsushima, IJN Minoshima |
| General Admiral Graf Apraksin | surrendered at Tsushima, IJN Okinoshima |
| Gangut | foundered, 1897 |
| Imperator Alexander II | being reconstructed during Tsushima |
| Imperator Nikolai I | Nebogatov's flagship,
surrendered at Tsushima, IJN Iki |
| Petr Veliki | being reconstructed during Tsushima |
| Black Sea Fleet |
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Dreadnoughts, 3 ships |
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| Imperatrica Maria | sunk, explosion, 1916 |
| Imperatrica Ekatarin II | sunk, 1918 |
| Imperator Alexander III | scrapped, 1926-36 |
| Imperator Nikolai I | scapped incomplete |
| Pre-Dreadnoughts, 10 ships | |
| Ioann Zlatoust | not completed until 1910 |
| Evsafi | |
| Kniaz Potemkin Tavritcheski | renamed Pantelimon after 1905 mutiny |
| Rostislav | run aground, 1920 |
| Tri Sviettelia | scrapped, 1922 |
| Dvienadsat Apostolov | stricken, 1911 |
| Sinope | scrapped, 1922 |
| Ekaterina II | |
| Tchesma | |
| Georgi Pobiedonosets | |
| Far East Fleet |
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Pre-Dreadnoughts, 7 ships before Russo-Japanese
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| Retvisan | sunk in Port Arthur, IJN Hizen |
| Tsessarevitch | interned in China after Battle
of the Yellow Sea, returned to Baltic Fleet |
| Peresviet | sunk in Port Arthur, IJN
Sagami; returned to Russia, 1916, sunk by mine off Port Said, 1917 |
| Pobieda | sunk in Port Arthur, IJN Suwo |
| Poltava | sunk in Port Arthur, IJN
Tango; returned to Russia, 1916, as Tchesma in White Sea |
| Petropavlovsk | sunk by mine outside Port Arthur |
| Sevastopol | scuttled outside Port Arthur |
