Andrei Pervozvannyi Battleship, 1912

The Andrei Pervozvanny (Saint Andrew) was a Pre-Dreadnought battleship of the Imperial Russian Navy.

Afer commissioning she joined the Baltic Fleet. In 1913 she participated in an extended voyage to Portland and Brest. During World War I she covered operations by Russian light forces and the Ice Cruise of the Baltic Fleet. After the revolution she was a part of the active squadron of the Red Navy. She bombarded Krasnaya Gorka fort during the mutiny in 1919 and was attacked by the British Royal Navy in August 1919. She was torpedoed by a Coastal Motor Boat (CMB-31) commanded by Augustus Agar on 18 August 1919. She was hit by a torpedo on the port bow and sank in the shallow water of Kronstadt harbour. The ship was raised and docked but never fully repaired. she was damaged in a dockyard fire in 1922 ans scrapped in 1924. Some of the guns from the ships were later used for coastal defence batteries.