Our Navy And the Next War
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4 II 19 France 8 o o 3 o 22 Japan 8 4 2 o 2 o 2 Russia" 7 4 8 44 19 .
Italy 7 o 2 15 2 8 Austria-Hungary 4 o 5 I 24 6 1 Battleships having a main battery of all big guns (n inches or more in caliber).
1 Battleships of (about) 10, 000 tons, or more displacement, and having more than one caliber in the main battery.
Armored cruisers having guns of largest caliber in main battery and capable of taking their place in line of battle with the battleships. They have an increase of speed at the exp...ense of carrying fewer guns in main battery, and a decrease in armor protection.
4 Includes all unarmored cruising vessels above 1, 500 tons' displacement.
Includes smaller battleships and monitors. No more vessels of this class are be- ing produced or built by the great powers.
England has no continuing ship-building policy, but usually lays down each year 4 or 5 armored ships with a proportional number of smaller vessels.
1 Germany has a continuing ship-building programme, governed by a fleet law authorized by the Reichstag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
4 II 19 France 8 o o 3 o 22 Japan 8 4 2 o 2 o 2 Russia" 7 4 8 44 19 .
Italy 7 o 2 15 2 8 Austria-Hungary 4 o 5 I 24 6 1 Battleships having a main battery of all big guns (n inches or more in caliber).
1 Battleships of (about) 10, 000 tons, or more displacement, and having more than one caliber in the main battery.
Armored cruisers having guns of largest caliber in main battery and capable of taking their place in line of battle with the battleships. They have an increase of speed at the exp...ense of carrying fewer guns in main battery, and a decrease in armor protection.
4 Includes all unarmored cruising vessels above 1, 500 tons' displacement.
Includes smaller battleships and monitors. No more vessels of this class are be- ing produced or built by the great powers.
England has no continuing ship-building policy, but usually lays down each year 4 or 5 armored ships with a proportional number of smaller vessels.
1 Germany has a continuing ship-building programme, governed by a fleet law authorized by the Reichstag.
What to read after Our Navy And the Next War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Wilden Neeser to read onlineMoreLess
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