18:10, scuttled by her crew, Varyag rolled over on her port side and sank. Crewmen from Varyag were dispatched to the Russian transport Sungari, which had remained behind in the harbor during the battle, and set her on fire to prevent her from falling into Japanese hands. Outcome The Battle of Chemulpo was a military victory for the Japanese. Russian casualties on the Varyag were heavy. All of Varyags twelve guns, all of her 12-pounders, and all of her 3-pounders were out of action, she took 5 serious hits at or below the waterline. Her upper works and ventilators were riddled, and her crew had put out at least five serious fires. Of her crew with a nominal strength of 580, 33 were killed and 97 wounded. Most serious cases among the Russian wounded were treated at the Red Cross hospital at Chemulpo. The Russian crews—except for the badly wounded—returned to Russia on neutral warships and were treated as heroes. Although severely damaged, Varyag—not blown up—was later raised by the Japanese and incorporated into the Imperial Japanese Navy as the training ship . See also List of battles of the Russo-Japanese War References Further reading Connaughton, Richard. Rising Sun and Tumbling Bear: Russia's War with Japan. Cassell (2003). Jukes, Geoffrey. The Russo-Japanese War 1904–1905．Osprey 2002. Nish, Ian. The Origins of the Russo-Japanese War. Longman Publishing (1985). Corbett, Julian. Maritime Operations in the Russo-Japanese War 1904–1905. Naval Institute Press (1997). Tyler, Sydney. The Japan Russia War. PW Ziegler (1905). Unger, Frederic William and Morris, Charles. Russia and Japan, and a complete history of the War in the Far East. Philadelphia, (1904). Warner, Dennis & Peggy. The Tide at Sunrise; A History of the Russo-Japanese War, 1904–1905 . Charterhouse. (1974) External links The Papers of William A. Marshall, 1876–1906 (Library of Congress) Russo-Japanese War research society Chemulpo Bay 1904 Conflicts in 1904 1904 in Japan 1904 in the Russian Empire 1904 in Korea Chemulpo Bay Chemulpo Bay Articles containing video clips February 1904 events de:Russisch-Japanischer Krieg#Gefecht von Tschemulpo