The Bahia class was a pair of scout cruisers built for Brazil by Armstrong Whitworth in the United Kingdom, based on a design that borrowed heavily from the British Adventure-class scout cruisers. The
Bahia prior to being modernized between 1925 and 26, with a low bridge and two funnels.
Bahia post-modernization. The most striking visual changes were adding height to and adding a third funnel. Even though oil has a greater thermal efficiency, an extra funnel was necessitated by the arrangement of new oil-firing boilers, where two each were placed in three independent compartments.
The Brazilian Navy is the naval and coast guard service branch of Brazil's Armed Forces as well as its maritime authority. It has defense, management and constabulary roles in Brazilian jurisdictional
Bahia-class cruiser
…Line drawings of the Bahia class Class overview Name Bahia class Operators Brazilian Navy Built 1907–1910 In commission 1910–1948 Planned 3 Completed 2 Canceled 1 Lost 1 Scrapped 1 General characteristics Type Scout cruiser Displacement 3,100…
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