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• Bombardment_of_Ancona abstract "The Bombardment of Ancona was a naval engagement of the Adriatic Campaign of World War I between the navies of Italy and Austria-Hungary. Forces of the Imperial and Royal Navy attacked and bombarded military and civilian targets all across Ancona in central Italy and several other nearby islands and communities in response to Italy's declaration of war on Austria-Hungary.When Italy declared war against Austria-Hungary on 23 May 1915, the Austrian fleet was quick to react, the navy launched several attacks on the Marche region of Italy. That day, the destroyer SMS Dinara and torpedo boat Tb 53T bombarded the port of Ancona. The destroyer SMS Lika, on a reconnaissance mission between Palagruža and Cape Gargano, shelled the semaphore and radio station at Vieste. Defending those waters at the time was the Italian destroyer Turbine. A small duel commenced with Lika coming out as the victor, damaging the enemy destroyer.The next day on May 24, the majority of the Austrian fleet at Pula steamed for the Adriatic coast of Italy. This included the dreadnoughts SMS Viribus Unitis, Tegetthoff, SMS Prinz Eugen and eight pre-dreadnoughts. Other Austro-Hungarian ships were already in enemy waters or proceeding to the Ancona coast themselves. The fleet bombarded several of the Italian coastal cities and other targets in and around the Province of Ancona, especially damaging the city of Ancona.SMS Tegetthoff and the destroyer SMS Velebit shelled the Italian airship Città di Ferrara off Ancona. The pre-dreadnought SMS Radetzky and two torpedo boats bombarded Potenza Picena, then returned to Pula naval base. The pre-dreadnought SMS Zrínyi—along with two more torpedo boats—bombarded Senigallia, destroying a train and damaging a railway station and a bridge, before returning to Pula. The torpedo boat SMS Tb 3 was unsuccessfully bombed by an Italian flying boat.Austrian light cruiser SMS Admiral Spaun bombarded the Italian signal station at Cretaccio Island, while SMS Sankt Georg—with two torpedo boats—shelled Rimini, damaging a freight train. The destroyer SMS Streiter attacked the signal station near Torre di Mileto. The light cruiser SMS Novara, a destroyer and two torpedo boats entered Corsini Channel and shelled an Italian torpedo boat station, another semaphore station, and few batteries of coastal artillery.The light cruiser SMS Helgoland—supported by four destroyers—ran into the Italian destroyer Turbine, in a pitched battle south of Pelagosa. The destroyer SMS Tatra shelled the railway embankment near Manfredonia while the destroyer SMS Csepel shelled the Manfredonia railway station. Finally Austro-Hungarian flying boats dropped ordnance on Venice and seaplane hangars at Chiaravalle.Heavy damage was inflicted by the Austrian navy, and 63 people, both Italian military and civilian personnel, died in Ancona alone. Austrian casualties were minimal if any. The war in the Adriatic Sea continued, culminating in a large British blockade to try stop the attacking Austro-Hungarian fleet. The "Otranto Barrage" would be raided by the Austro-Hungarians, several times throughout the war.".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona causalties "light damage sustained by fleet".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona causalties "unknown human casualties,".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona date "1915-05-24".
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• Bombardment_of_Ancona result "Austro-Hungarian victory".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona strength "1 destroyer,".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona strength "2 airships".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona strength "2 light cruisers,".
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• Bombardment_of_Ancona strength "9+ destroyers,".
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• Bombardment_of_Ancona caption "Austro-Hungarian dreadnoughts at Pula.".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona casualties "1".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona casualties "63".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona casualties "Severe damage to civilian infrastructure and coastal military installations".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona casualties "light damage sustained by fleet".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona casualties "unknown human casualties,".
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• Bombardment_of_Ancona partof "The First World War".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona place "Ancona and surrounding seas and islands, Adriatic Sea".
• Bombardment_of_Ancona result "Austro-Hungarian victory".
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