Battleship Designs That Never Were . As a wartime expedient, two additional iowa class battleships (illinois and kentucky) were ordered, instead of the montanas. It had the armor of the second design and the guns of the second design.
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She looks so pre dreadnaught era! The american 16in/50 gun was probably the best battleship gun ever produced. Just shows how 'bad' the german designs were with their tonnage
Battleship Designs Never Built
In 1943, this tank was designed in the uk by county commercial cars ltd. A later maximum battleship design. I never thought that when looking only at the drawings. Some tank designs didn’t rely on large cannons and heavy armor to do their jobs.
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The praying mantis tried to tackle a problem that ground infantry had to face—shooting over walls while protected from return enemy fire. In fact it's probably arguable that all but montana are closer peers to the iowa class. Navy’s most powerful battleships were never actually built. It had the armor of the second design and the guns of the second.
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It was the third design that really took the cake, however. As a wartime expedient, two additional iowa class battleships (illinois and kentucky) were ordered, instead of the montanas. The american 16in/50 gun was. The montanas, the last battleships designed by the u.s. It probably wasn't fully understood at the time, but the end of the battleship era was at.
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Just the next generation that never was. In 1943, this tank was designed in the uk by county commercial cars ltd. There were many reasons why proposed ships never saw the light of day. The western powers already had their big fleets of battleships, however they would not be in service for most of the cold war. The american 16in/50.
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Some tank designs didn’t rely on large cannons and heavy armor to do their jobs. The south dakota class of 1920 were 43,000 tons with 12 x 16” guns. The montanas, the last battleships designed by the u.s. It probably wasn't fully understood at the time, but the end of the battleship era was at hand. As for my timeline,.
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It had the armor of the second design and the guns of the second design. As for my timeline, we shall see. It probably wasn't fully understood at the time, but the end of the battleship era was at hand. Stalingrad and kronshtadt battlecruisers, october revolution battleships (then you could have a real “hunt for red october”), and several classes.
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The western powers already had their big fleets of battleships, however they would not be in service for most of the cold war. The first designs (the north carolina and south dakota classes) complied with the restrictions of the treaties, which limited battleship size to 35,000 tons. Designed to see just how big american battleships could get while still being.
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Lion doesn't really fit in with these (as does alsace to be honest) as it is 'mere' escalator clause ship. I never thought that when looking only at the drawings. They were never completed either. If you demand ships that were designed but not built, the three other admirals. Certainly doesn't look too practical!
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Their construction was suspended on november 18th 1921 and they and the n3 battleships were cancelled in february 1922 due to the limitations of the washington naval treaty. Some of the design studies for post ww1 battlecruisers. The western powers already had their big fleets of battleships, however they would not be in service for most of the cold war..
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The american 16in/50 gun was. Assume they are retained under wnt either as well as the 16 ships or instead of. The first designs (the north carolina and south dakota classes) complied with the restrictions of the treaties, which limited battleship size to 35,000 tons. The american 16in/50 gun was probably the best battleship gun ever produced. Certainly doesn't look.
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A later maximum battleship design. Many concepts of their design were incorporated in the nelson class battleships. The king george v and lion class battleships from my alternate history. It was the third design that really took the cake, however. Some of the design studies for post ww1 battlecruisers.
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Assume they are retained under wnt either as well as the 16 ships or instead of. It threw a super heavy 2700lb armor piercing shell 42,345 yards. There were many reasons why proposed ships never saw the light of day. It was the third design that really took the cake, however. The interwar system of naval treaties allowed the united.
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But that got me wondering. A variant of the tillman design with sextuple 16 turrets. Lion doesn't really fit in with these (as does alsace to be honest) as it is 'mere' escalator clause ship. The western powers already had their big fleets of battleships, however they would not be in service for most of the cold war. Navy’s most.
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Naval history is littered with warships that were planned or designed but never built, especially in the past century or so. A variant of the tillman design with sextuple 16 turrets. Designed to see just how big american battleships could get while still being able to use the panama canal, the tillmans were never built. Some of the design studies.
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The four ships, none of which were named were ordered between october and november of 1921. The american navy went to war in 1941 with 18 battleships, the most modern of which were the new north carolina and washington and the rest averaging over 20 years old in 1941. The first step in this project was. She looks so pre.
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The fourth ship of the class the. In 1943, this tank was designed in the uk by county commercial cars ltd. The south dakota class of 1920 were 43,000 tons with 12 x 16” guns. Lion doesn't really fit in with these (as does alsace to be honest) as it is 'mere' escalator clause ship. The praying mantis tried to.
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Some of the design studies for post ww1 battlecruisers. I never thought that when looking only at the drawings. They were never completed either. Whereas the vesa was a warship that proved too large when she was actually built, the maximum battleship design was a project meant to be so big it was bound to fail. Many concepts of their.
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Lion doesn't really fit in with these (as does alsace to be honest) as it is 'mere' escalator clause ship. A variant of the tillman design with sextuple 16 turrets. As for my timeline, we shall see. The praying mantis tried to tackle a problem that ground infantry had to face—shooting over walls while protected from return enemy fire. Naval.
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Whereas the vesa was a warship that proved too large when she was actually built, the maximum battleship design was a project meant to be so big it was bound to fail. The western powers already had their big fleets of battleships, however they would not be in service for most of the cold war. I never thought that when.
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A later maximum battleship design. The fourth ship of the class the. The result was a behemoth larger than any warship afloat and it fittingly was known as the tillman battleship as well as the maximum battleship. They were never completed either. Certainly doesn't look too practical!
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It had the armor of the second design and the guns of the second design. I never thought that when looking only at the drawings. She looks so pre dreadnaught era! Certainly doesn't look too practical! But that got me wondering.
