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- The Carola class was a group of six steam corvettes built by the German Kaiserliche Marine in the late 1870s and 1880s. The class comprised Carola, the lead ship, Olga, Marie, Sophie, Alexandrine, and Arcona. They were ordered to replace older sailing vessels that were no longer sufficient to protect German interests around the world. Intended for service in the German colonial empire, the ships were designed with a combination of steam and sail power for extended cruising range, and they were equipped with a battery of ten 15-centimeter (5.9 in) guns. Relying primarily on sail power for their long-range deployments, the ships were obsolescent before construction began. The six ships were all sent on lengthy overseas deployments throughout their careers, with assignments to Germany's colonial holdings in Africa—Togo, German South West Africa and German East Africa—and in the Pacific, German New Guinea and later the Kiautschou Bay concession. They were frequently used to suppress local uprisings against German rule, punish those who attacked German citizens or businesses, and show the flag. On several occasions, ships of the class were badly damaged in accidents—Marie running aground off New Mecklenburg and Sophie being rammed by a merchant vessel, both in 1884, and Olga being forced ashore by a cyclone in 1889—but none of the members of the class were lost. Several of the corvettes were used for training purposes, taking part in fleet exercises, extended training cruises with naval cadets, and in the case of Carola and Olga later in their careers, as dedicated gunnery training ships. No longer useful as cruising warships by the 1890s, all of the ships of the Carola class were withdrawn from active service by the end of the decade. Some were used for training purposes, but Alexandrine was too worn out from her years abroad to permit further use, Marie was too expensive to convert into a training ship, and Sophie was instead used as a barracks ship. Between 1904 and 1908, all of the Carola-class corvettes were broken up for scrap, with the exception of Sophie, which lingered on as a floating barracks until she too went to the breakers in 1920. (en)
- Die Carola-Klasse war eine Klasse von sechs Glattdeckkorvetten, die in den 1870er und frühen 1880er Jahren für die deutsche Kaiserliche Marine gebaut wurden. Die vier Schiffe waren SMS Carola, SMS Olga, SMS Marie und SMS Sophie. Die Schiffe waren alle nach Ehefrauen der Herrscher deutscher Staaten benannt. Die Korvetten der Klasse wurden als Ersatz für ältere Dampfkorvetten bestellt und sollten auf ausgedehnten Einsatzfahrten in überseeischen Interessengebieten des deutschen Kaiserreichs Dienst tun. Die Schiffe hatten als Hauptbewaffnung eine Batterie von zehn 15-cm-Ringkanonen und verfügten über eine vollständige Segelausrüstung, um die ebenfalls vorhandene Dampfmaschine auf langen Einsatzfahrten in Übersee zu ergänzen. Die Schiffe waren bereits vor Baubeginn veraltet. 1884 wurden die Schiffe in Kreuzerfregatten umklassifiziert. (de)
- カローラ級コルベット （Carola Class） はドイツ帝国海軍が建造した2,000トン台の機帆走コルベットで1875年度海軍計画で6隻が建造された。 (ja)
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- カローラ級コルベット （Carola Class） はドイツ帝国海軍が建造した2,000トン台の機帆走コルベットで1875年度海軍計画で6隻が建造された。 (ja)
- The Carola class was a group of six steam corvettes built by the German Kaiserliche Marine in the late 1870s and 1880s. The class comprised Carola, the lead ship, Olga, Marie, Sophie, Alexandrine, and Arcona. They were ordered to replace older sailing vessels that were no longer sufficient to protect German interests around the world. Intended for service in the German colonial empire, the ships were designed with a combination of steam and sail power for extended cruising range, and they were equipped with a battery of ten 15-centimeter (5.9 in) guns. Relying primarily on sail power for their long-range deployments, the ships were obsolescent before construction began. (en)
- Die Carola-Klasse war eine Klasse von sechs Glattdeckkorvetten, die in den 1870er und frühen 1880er Jahren für die deutsche Kaiserliche Marine gebaut wurden. Die vier Schiffe waren SMS Carola, SMS Olga, SMS Marie und SMS Sophie. Die Schiffe waren alle nach Ehefrauen der Herrscher deutscher Staaten benannt. Die Korvetten der Klasse wurden als Ersatz für ältere Dampfkorvetten bestellt und sollten auf ausgedehnten Einsatzfahrten in überseeischen Interessengebieten des deutschen Kaiserreichs Dienst tun. (de)
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