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Line 246: \|1893 \|{{flagcountry\|UKGBI\|naval}} \|{{HMS\|Victoria\|1887\|6}} – Accidentally rammed by {{HMS\|Camperdown}} and sunk on 22 June inwhen ~~annual~~preparing ~~summer fleet~~to ~~exercises~~anchor off [[Tripoli, Lebanon\|Tripoli]] in Syria (now part of Lebanon) when [[Vice Admiral]] [[George Tryon]] ordered two parallel lines of ships to turn toward each other. Of ''Victoria''{{'}}s 715 crew, 357 were rescued and 358 lost, including Tryon~~. Known as Admiral Tryon's blunder~~. \|358 \|[[File:This is a Glass Slide of the H.M.S Victoria in Dock. The H.M.S Victoria was an iconic Battleship named in honour of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1888. (7447261340).jpg\|border\|125px]]

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