Destruction of the 7th Shock Fleet

Destruction of the 7th Shock Fleet
	Part of 10 Days War
Date	22 January 1913
Location	Hundermenschen Sea, Northwestern Coast of Hundermenschen
Status	Decisive Rotgeheiman and Goryevdren victory Destruction of most of the Volsvakian 7th Shock Fleet ; Rotgeheiman and Goryevdren gain permanent access to waters off the coast of Hundermenschen ; Volsvakia withdraws from combat operations ;
Belligerents
Rotgeheim The Goryevdre Islands	Volsvakia
Commanders and leaders
Raphael Schädler Kilian Herreshoff Siegfried Sauerbrunn; Johann Edelstein	Yuri Verchenko
Units involved
1st Fleet Battle Group A ; Battle Group B ; Battle Group C ; International Reaction Force	7th Shock Fleet
Strength
Rotgeheim: 4 aircraft carriers; 12 heavy cruisers; 8 superdreadnoughts; 12 light cruisers; 20 destroyers; The Goryevdre Islands:; 3 heavy cruisers; 6 light cruisers; 10 destroyers;	2 aircraft carriers; 8 heavy cruisers; 7 light cruisers; 8 frigates; 17 destroyers
Casualties and losses
Rotgeheim:; 1 heavy cruiser heavily damaged; 1 destroyer sunk; 502 killed; The Goryevdre Islands:; 1 destroyer sunk; 251 killed	2 aircraft carriers sunk; 4 heavy cruisers sunk; 2 heavy cruisers heavily damaged; 3 light cruisers sunk; 1 light cruiser heavily damaged; 1 light cruiser scuttled; 8 frigates sunk; 2 destroyers sunk; 12 destroyers damaged 3,000 killed

The Destruction of the 7th Shock Fleet was the name given to an engagement in the sea off the coast of Hundermenschen, during which the Volsvakian 7th Shock Fleet was nearly annihilated in a decisive battle. The battle took place in the evening of 22 January 1913 and continued on into the morning of the next day. The operation led to permanent damage to the Volsvakian Navy and the subsequent ending of combat operations in the 10 Days War for Volsvakia.

Destruction of the 7th Shock Fleet

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