ENV Viseu

Viseu was an Emrian Battleship of the Emrian navy, she was the first battleship to be put under the Emrian navy. She finished construction earlier than her sister, ENV Nassau. The construction took place at the Emrian New Trade drydock in Puerto, Spain; She was laid down on 11 October 1941 and set sail on 26 December 1942. She was one of the first battleships of the Emrian Republic to set sail. She was armed with a main battery of 12 20cm E/30 guns mounted on 4 triple turrets. She was also armed with 14x Dual-purpose Anti Aircraft MG's. She was completed on July 1945, proving seaworthy.
On June 1946, the Viseu first saw combat in the Arab-Emirian war during Operation Liberté, alongside the battleship, SRS Calais. The goal was to neutralize the RAICN forces, to guarantee safe passage into the AIC. She first sank the RAICN Repulse, in which the survivors were taken and interrogated, then shortly sent home after the war. An RAICN bombing raid ensued and her sister ship, Nassau, was then forced to leave for further repairs. 
On June 1946, the Viseu first saw combat in the Arab-Emirian war during Operation Liberté, alongside the battleship, SRS Calais. The goal was to neutralize the RAICN forces, to guarantee safe passage into the AIC. She first sank the RAICN Repulse, in which the survivors were taken and interrogated, then shortly sent home after the war. An RAICN bombing raid ensued and her sister ship, Nassau, was then forced to leave for further repairs. Shortly after, Viseu parted ways with the SRS Calais to conduct Operation Grandeur, providing artillery bombardment for Emrian soldiers fighting in two separate cities; Al Marj and Tocra. In late 1947, she and Nassau conducted Operation Noble, in which Nassau and several other battlecruisers attempted to rejoin and escort the damaged aircraft carrier ENV Vaugne after returning from an encounter with the battleship RAICN Futile, during their attempt to sortie and rejoin the ENV Vaugne, they were intercepted by an RAICN patrol squad. During the battle of Cape Antonio, she sunk heavy cruisers RAICN Ruthlessness and RAICN Avalon, shortly after she encountered the battleship RAICN Khoms and her escorts, putting up a tough firefight and thus, finally being forced to return to port, leaving Nassau to her fate.
Shortly after, Viseu parted ways with the SRS Calais to conduct Operation Grandeur, providing artillery bombardment for Emrian soldiers fighting in two separate cities; Al Marj and Tocra. In late 1947, she and Nassau conducted Operation Noble, in which Nassau and several other battlecruisers attempted to rejoin and escort the damaged aircraft carrier ENV Vaugne after returning from an encounter with the battleship RAICN Futile, during their attempt to sortie and rejoin the ENV Vaugne, they were intercepted by an RAICN patrol squad. During the battle of Cape Antonio, she sunk heavy cruisers RAICN Ruthlessness and RAICN Avalon, shortly after she encountered the battleship RAICN Khoms and her escorts, putting up a tough firefight and thus, finally being forced to return to port, leaving Nassau to her fate.
== Fate ==
On July 1949, she once again encountered and sunk battleship RAICN Khoms, though forcing her crew to scuttle 10km out from Elvissa Harbor due to heavy, irreparable damage. There were 447 survivors, out of a crew of 2,662.
== Images==
File:Image 2024-03-18 101942907.png|502x502px|Viseu description
File:Image 2024-03-18 102024946.png|502x502px|Viseu and Nassau propaganda poster
File:Image 2024-03-18 102055124.png|502x502px|Viseu requirement propaganda poster
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