ENV Mirabeau

ENV Mirabeau was a super battleship built and operated by the Emrian Navy, she was the first and only ship of her class. She was built at Puerto de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain; She was laid down on 9 February 1955 and launched on 1957. Completed on 21 December 1960, she was armed with a main battery of 12 E/60 40.6 cm guns on triple turrets and a secondary battery of 8 E/19 19.5 cm guns on double turrets, and later, SML-65 rockets in 8 cells. 
In May 1960, ENV Mirabeau participated in Operation Ebro, providing artillery fire at Tripoli. In 1961, Mirabeau, along with ENV Zaros was sortied with a fleet to bombard Sardinia, at around 400 km from Sardinia, she and her fleet met and sank battleship SRS Proiectum along with her escorts at the Gulf of Hammamet. In early 1967, Mirabeau was moved to the Port of Bilbao in response to Sirillian threats. In late 1969, ENV Mirabeau along with ENV Leon led her fleet during the Battle of the Bay of Biscay, where she sank battlecruisers SRS Condato and SRS Exordium. Around 80 km from La Rochelle, she was torpedoed and forced to return to Bilbao. 
Upon returning to active service in 1971, she spent several months training officer cadets in the Mediterranean before providing artillery support at Saint-Nazaire, after which she was decommisioned into the Mediterranean Reserve fleet. In 1980, she was recommisioned as part of the Emirian Navy, and modified to carry missiles.