Washington Naval Agreement On Capital Ships
Washington Naval Agreement On Capital Ships
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Great Britain to stop further construction of the 4 new Hoods. NOTE (Paragraph 3 involves a reduction of 4 new capital ships not yet laid down, but upon which money has been spent, with a total ton- nage when completed of 172, 000 tons. ) 4. In addition to the 4 Hoods, Great Britain to scrap her predread- naughts, second-line battleships and first-line battleships up to, but not including, the King George V. Class.
NOTE (Paragraph 4 involves the disposition of 19 capital ships (certain of which... have already been scrapped) with a tonnage reduction of 411, - 375 tons. The grand total tonnage of ships scrapped under this agree- ment will be 583, 375 tons. ) JAPAN 5. Japan to abandon her program of ships not yet laid down, viz. : the Kii, Owari, No. 7, No. 8, battleships, and Nos. 5, 6, 7 and 8, battle cruisers.
NOTE (Paragraph 5 does not involve the stopping of construction on any ship upon which construction has begun. ) 384 A LEAGUE OF NATIONS 6. Japan to scrap 3 battleships: the Mutsu, launched; the Tosa and Kaga, building; and 4 battle cruisers: the Amagi and Akagi, building, and the Atago and Takao not yet laid down, but for which certain material has been assembled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Great Britain to stop further construction of the 4 new Hoods. NOTE (Paragraph 3 involves a reduction of 4 new capital ships not yet laid down, but upon which money has been spent, with a total ton- nage when completed of 172, 000 tons. ) 4. In addition to the 4 Hoods, Great Britain to scrap her predread- naughts, second-line battleships and first-line battleships up to, but not including, the King George V. Class.
NOTE (Paragraph 4 involves the disposition of 19 capital ships (certain of which... have already been scrapped) with a tonnage reduction of 411, - 375 tons. The grand total tonnage of ships scrapped under this agree- ment will be 583, 375 tons. ) JAPAN 5. Japan to abandon her program of ships not yet laid down, viz. : the Kii, Owari, No. 7, No. 8, battleships, and Nos. 5, 6, 7 and 8, battle cruisers.
NOTE (Paragraph 5 does not involve the stopping of construction on any ship upon which construction has begun. ) 384 A LEAGUE OF NATIONS 6. Japan to scrap 3 battleships: the Mutsu, launched; the Tosa and Kaga, building; and 4 battle cruisers: the Amagi and Akagi, building, and the Atago and Takao not yet laid down, but for which certain material has been assembled.
What to read after Washington Naval Agreement On Capital Ships?
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