https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADP010844.pdf
Note that the mention of 'battleships' in the paper is likely a reference to the Arsenal Ship concept which was in vogue at the time.
Incidentally, this paper was part of a larger NATO sponsored report called the Concepts de systemes pour la...
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air defence
anti-air warfare
area air defence
battlefield air defence
battleships
british army
defence evaluation and research agency
dera
early 2000s
early 21st century
late 1990s
late 20th century
matra bae dynamics
ministry of defence
north atlantic treaty organisation
research and technology organization (nato)
royal navy
surface-to-air missile
united kingdom
In a perfect world for the British armed forces how would you modernise HMS Vanguard and the King George V class to serve in the 1980s?
(Before anyone asks Yes CVA-01 through 04 are built in this timeline, so no yapping about building carriers instead, this is a perfect world for the RN, so the...
This thread was long overdue, actually way long overdue. I don't know why didn't I posted these until now.
So here it is, the capital ship projects of the Kaiserliche und Königliche Kriegsmarine aka the KuK Kriegsmarine or the Austro-Hungarian Navy
Some designs were already posted here...
austro-hungarian empire
battlecruiser
battleship
battleships
cisleithania
dual monarchy
imperial and royal armed forces
imperial and royal war ministry
k.u.k. marinesektion
kaiserliche und königliche kriegsmarine
pre-world war i
world war i
Hello all,
While browsing some old WoWS Reddit threads I found mention of a CRDA (assumedly Cantieri Riuniti dell'Adriatico, active 1930 to 1984) battleship design that was posted on the (now-defunct) WoWS forums. Apparently the known specifics are "61200 tons standard, 29 knots, 406mm belt...
I was wondering if anyone has any information regarding the modernisation plans discussed for HMS Nelson that would have kept her in the fleet Post war.
Plans to keep her were I believe mentioned in Drachinifels video about the Nelson class and there is also this on the wiki page:
According to...
Introduction:
John Arbuthnot Fisher, 1st Baron Fisher, Commander, Captain, Admiral, Second then First Sea Lord, one if not the most influential and prominent naval commander of the Royal Navy. His ideas, views and dedicated work allowed the modernization of the Royal Navy to remain in first...
One of my continuing interests and a strength of this site is information about Royal Navy ships that never left the drawing board.
Recently.not so much has been published about these designs so I thought I would start this thread.
Many projects have there own threads and are well known to...
aircraft carrier
battleships
british commonwealth
british empire
british shipbuilders
cammell laird
cold war
cruiser
destroyer
frigates
great britain
interwar period
pre-world war i
swan hunter
vickers-armstrongs
vsel
world war i
world war ii
yarrow shipbuilders limited
The Royal Navy's second 16" armed battleships history was a long and bumpy road of large number of designs and the inability on the Admiralty's side to actually start and continue it's work on them or choose a design to produce.
First I present the 1938 designs:
Design 14A-38
This is the first...
admiralty
battleships
director of naval construction (royal navy)
directorate of naval construction
early 1930s
early 1940s
great britain
interwar period
pre-world war ii
royal navy
world war ii
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