This list includes fleet organisations of the Ottoman Navy

Ottoman Navy

The Ottoman Navy was established in the early 14th century. During its long existence it was involved in many conflicts; refer to list of Ottoman sieges and landings and list of Admirals in the Ottoman Empire for a brief chronology.- Pre-Ottoman:...

 during the Russo-Ottoman War of 1877–78.

Dispositions in 1877

In 1877, the naval ships of the Ottoman Navy were disposed as follows:

Mediterranean Fleet

• 1st Fleet (Volos
  Volos
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  )
  • Mahmûdiye, Âsâr-ı Şevket, Bursa, Resmo
• 2nd Fleet (Crete
  Crete
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  )
  • Azîziye, Mukaddeme-i Hayır, İclâliye, Libnan, Muzaffer, Edirne
• 3rd Fleet (Preveza
  Preveza
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  )
  • Orhâniye, Muîn-i Zafer, Âsâr-ı Tevfik, Sinop

Bosporus Fleet

• Mesûdiye, Osmâniye, Feth-i Bülend, Sürur, İzzeddin, Kandiye, Talia, Istanbul

Constantinople

• Avnillah, Necm-i Şevket, Selimiye, Hüdâvendigâr

Guard vessels

• Fethiye (Büyükdere), Şadiye (Golden Horn
  Golden Horn
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  ), Mansûre (Smyrna)

Under repair at Tersâne-i Âmire

• Tahir-i Bahri, Peyk-i Şevket, Kosova, Peyk-i Zafer, Ertuğrul, Hizber, Kandiye, Akadiye, Eser-i Nusret, İsmail, İskenderiye

Fleet organisation in March 1877

In March 1977, the Ottoman Navy was structured as follows:

Black Sea Fleet (Ferik

Ferik (rank)

Ferik was a military rank of the Ottoman Army. It is translated as Major General or Lieutenant General . It was superior to a Mirliva and junior to a Birinci Ferik .The title of Ferik was abolished with Act No...

 Bozcaadalı Hasan Hüsnü Pasha)

• Black Sea Ironclad Squadron (Liva Mustafa Pasha)
  • Âsâr-ı Tevfik, Orhaniye, Âsâr-ı Şevket, Necm-i Şevket, Iclâliye, Feth-i Bülend, Muin-i Zafer, Avnillah
• Black Sea Wooden Hulled Squadron (Liva Ahmed Pasha)
  • Hüdavendigâr, Mubir-i Sürur, Sinop, Muzaffer, Izmir, Edirne, Asır, Ismail, Mecidiye

Mediterranean Fleet (Ferik Giritli Hüseyin Pasha)

• Mediterranean Ironclad Squadron (Milalay
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   Faik Bey)
  • Mesudiye, Aziziye, Osmaniye, Mahmudiye, Mukaddeme-i Hayır
• Mediterranean Wooden Hulled Squadron (Liva Hasan Pasha)
  • Selimiye, Mansure, Utarit, Eser-i Cedîd, Sehir, Taif, Fevaid, Talia

Bosporus Squadron

• Fethiye, Izzeddin, Kandiye, Hanya, Medar-i Zafer, Âsâr-ı Nusret

Danube Squadron (Ferik Mehmet Arif Pasha)

• Lütf-ü Celîl, Hıfz-ür Rahman, Hizber, Seyfi, Semendire, Feth-ül Islam, Böğürtlen, İşkodra, Podgoriçe, Akka, Varna, Şevket Nüma, Sultaniye, Mürvet-i Nusret, Mesir-i Bahri, Feyz-i Bahri, Serafeddin, Medar-i Tevfik, Kayseriye, Batum, Selânik, Mersin, Lütfiye, Pursut, Canik, Kılıç Ali

Ottoman Danube Steamship Company (İdare-i Nehriye)

• Hüseyin, Nüzhet, Arkadi, Islahat, Rusçuk, Aziziye, Seyyar, Lom, Vidin, Niş, Ziştovi, Sofya, Seyyar

Danube Squadron

In 1877, Danube Squadron of the Ottoman Navy was disposed as follows:

April 27, 1877

• Vidin
  Vidin
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  • Varna, Ziştovi
• Lom
  • Rusçuk
• Rahova (present day: Oryahovo
  Oryahovo
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  )
  • Podgoriçe
• Niğbolu (present day: Nikopol
  Nikopol, Bulgaria
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  )
  • İşkodra, Böğürtlen
• Rusçuk (present day: Ruse)
  • Aziziye, Seyyar, Sofya, Islahat, Lom, Vidin, Niş
• Tutrakan
  Tutrakan
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  • Hizber, Şevket Nüma, Semendire, Arkadi
• Silistre (present day: Silistra
  Silistra
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  )
  • Kılıç Ali, Akka, Nüzhetiye, Şehbaz-i Bahri

July 10, 1877

• Vidin
  • Varna, Ziştovi
• Rahova
  • Podgoriçe
• Niğbolu
  • İşkodra, Böğürtlen
• Rusçuk
  • Hizber, Hayreddin, Aziziye, Seyyar, Sofya, Islahat, Niş, Şehbaz-i Bahri, Vidin
• Tutrakan
  • Şevket Nüma
• Silistre
  • Semendire, Feth-ül Islam, Arkadi, Akka, Kılıç Ali