SMS Dresden - The Coronel Memorial

Served with American squadron then East-Asian Squadron until 1915, saw action with Graf Spee's squadron at Battle of the Falkland Islands, and escaped destruction (the only ship to do so). Was found later by HMS Glasgow and HMS Kent on 14 March 1915 near San Juan Fernandez, Chile. After taking some damage she was scuttled to prevent capture.

Builder Laid Launched Commissioned Captain at Coronel	Blohm & Voss, Hamburg 1907 5 October 1907 14 November 1908 Captain Lüdecke
Specifications
Dimensions Length (O/A) Length (W/L) Beam Draft Displacement Full Load Standard Propulsion Boilers Turbines Endurance Horsepower Shafts Max Speed Coal Bunkerage Protection Waterline Side Belt Deck Armour Bulkheads Turrets Barbettes Control Tower Armament Main Gun Secondary Gun Smaller Weapons Torpedoes Complement Usual Wartime	118.3 mtr 117.9 mtr 13.5 mtr 5.53 mtr 4,268 tons 3,664 tons 12 x coal 2 x Parsons geared turbines 3,760 NM @ 12 Knots 3,600 NM @ 14 Knots 18,880 shp 2 25.2 Knots 400 - 860 tons coal 80 - 100 mm 20 - 80 mm 40 mm - - 20 - 100 mm 10 x 10.5 cm (single mounts) - 4 - 6 Machine Gun 2 x 45 cm (submerged) 361 -