- The
dreadnought was the
predominant type of
battleship in the
early 20th century. The
first of the kind, the
Royal Navy's HMS Dreadnought, had such an...
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Naval Armaments, all
construction work
ceased on the 75.9%-completed
superdreadnought. She was sunk as a
gunnery target on 26
November 1924, by the battleships...
- world's
biggest and most powerful, both
offensively and defensively,
superdreadnought [sic] ever constructed," but the ship was only a
little over half complete...
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Honor Harrington.
Commander of LAC
carrier Werewolf,
commander of
superdreadnought Imperator as
Honor Harrington's flag
captain with the rank of captain...
- The New York Times: 9.
September 19, 1915. "Nevada
Meets Tests; New
Superdreadnought easily fills contract requirements" (PDF). The New York Times: 6. November...
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commands than
Captains not yet on the List, such as
battlecruisers and
superdreadnoughts, and are
considered sufficiently "safe" in
career terms that their...
- The New York Times. 10
November 1915. p. 8. "Nevada
Meets Tests; New
Superdreadnought easily fills contract requirements" (PDF). The New York Times. 8 November...
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eventually given the rank of
admiral in the
Grayson navy and
command of a
superdreadnought squadron. She
conducts her
squadron and the rest of her
adoptive nation's...
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Vengeance returned. The next
attack came on 8 March; the
powerful superdreadnought Queen Elizabeth, with her 15-inch (380 mm) guns, was to
demolish the...
- of the main
battery to
match foreign development of the so-called
superdreadnought type such as the
British Orion class. The
naval high
command initially...
