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RN Raffaelo Sanzio

Raffaelo Sanzio was designed in 1934. Her class of ship was designed to bolster the strength of the Italian Navy by adding more ships with battleship-caliber guns. Two of these ships would be built; Raffaelo Sanzio, the lead ship, and Fabio Pellegrini, named after a member of the Camicia Nera during the Coup of Reform that Caroni had respect for. The Sanzio class would remain in port until October 1941, when both ships were dispatched to Asia to continue the fight against the Imperial Japanese Navy. Raffaelo Sanzio and her sister engaged the battleships Fuso, Kongo, and Hiei on October 12th, which ended in defeat, as Sanzio was critically damaged. She survived this battle, and would spend 8 months in drydock, before returning to the fleet.