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979:
978:Mediterranean
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584:main battery
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261:(7,500
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206:Displacement
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135:Commissioned
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2298: /
1559:Illustrious
1510:Magnificent
1048:Netherlands
1019:Grand Fleet
966:Cape Helles
920:Dardanelles
835:of the new
764:Magnificent
702:fitting-out
658:belt armour
607:Illustrious
592:gun turrets
485:Netherlands
372:: 14 inches
358:Belt armour
2329:1895 ships
2313:Categories
2062:Guvernøren
1797:Wollongbar
1647:Shipwrecks
1538:Victorious
1298:References
1044:Camperduin
1015:Scapa Flow
1010:Victorious
1001:depot ship
837:Home Fleet
750:Aegean Sea
714:Royal Navy
706:Queen Mary
618:of twelve
525:and had a
508:Brassey's
477:Scapa Flow
473:destroyers
469:depot ship
453:operations
432:broke out
423:Home Fleet
397:battleship
305:Complement
272:Propulsion
200:battleship
125:Christened
2286:4°38′23″E
2283:52°44′5″N
2221:King Orry
2169:USS
2093:HMS
2082:USS
2071:USS
2030:USS
2019:USS
2008:USS
1999:Abessinia
1949:Frankfurt
1925:13 Jul:
1864:HMS
1843:USS
1818:Esperanto
1777:Conestoga
1775:USS
1734:USS
1723:HMS
1706:HMS
1699:SMS
1678:HMS
1574:HMS
1202:The Times
1187:The Times
1172:The Times
1107:Citations
1054:Footnotes
1027:Sheerness
998:destroyer
976:left the
962:Suvla Bay
958:Achi Baba
888:Vengeance
852:Devonport
815:Gibraltar
808:SMS
762:HMS
754:Gibraltar
689:, c. 1897
656:in their
628:amidships
624:casemates
596:barbettes
555:fire-tube
547:full load
539:long tons
535:displaced
457:Gallipoli
428:When the
405:that name
211:long tons
109:Laid down
2228:29 Aug:
2218:19 Aug:
2208:17 Aug:
2198:27 Jul:
2188:19 Jul:
2157:18 Apr:
2147:29 Jan:
2091:30 Dec:
2059:30 Nov:
2017:27 Sep:
2006:26 Sep:
1986:26 Aug:
1976:16 Aug:
1966:22 Jul:
1956:21 Jul:
1946:18 Jul:
1936:15 Jul:
1915:11 Jul:
1883:30 Jun:
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1862:24 Jun:
1852:22 Jun:
1841:21 Jun:
1815:26 May:
1804:23 May:
1794:14 May:
1784:13 May:
1763:13 Mar:
1746:Hong Moh
1732:21 Feb:
1687:31 Jan:
1676:20 Jan:
1552:Hannibal
1503:Majestic
1489:Majestic
1450:held at
970:Salonika
829:flagship
777:Hannibal
728:for the
726:Spithead
586:of four
570:Majestic
414:Hannibal
389:Majestic
313:Armament
296:16
192:Majestic
117:Launched
88:Namesake
2201:Animoso
2178:8 Jul:
2080:7 Dec:
2069:1 Dec:
2049:3 Nov:
2039:8 Oct:
2028:7 Oct:
2021:Alabama
1996:3 Sep:
1905:1 Jul:
1876:Fitzroy
1825:7 Jun:
1766:Leonita
1753:4 Mar:
1743:3 Mar:
1736:Woolsey
1721:9 Feb:
1665:6 Jan:
1655:3 Jan:
1584:Canopus
1517:Jupiter
1398:21 June
1263:Preston
1124:Gibbons
1097:Preston
1079:Preston
954:Krithia
928:Tenedos
905:Belgium
842:Shannon
574:ratings
446:Turkish
238:Draught
209:16,060
151:Renamed
99:Builder
58:History
2242:Azalea
2240:USLHT
2150:España
2129:UB-122
2105:Equity
2073:DeLong
1886:Mopang
1787:Miztec
1714:Hewitt
1708:Europa
1576:Renown
1545:Caesar
1422:
1375:
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1046:, the
1031:Medway
950:French
901:Ostend
790:Ferrol
758:Tetuan
710:George
601:Caesar
491:Design
450:Allied
391:-class
386:was a
352:Armour
222:Length
194:-class
52:, 1897
2123:U-161
2042:Rowan
1979:Baden
1969:U-140
1908:U-121
1898:U-153
1892:U-152
1855:U-177
1834:UC-97
1828:U-151
1725:Hydra
1701:Baden
1658:UB-88
1586:class
1059:Notes
940:Malta
916:'
760:with
562:knots
545:) at
531:draft
336:12 ×
330:16 ×
324:12 ×
293:Speed
2268:1922
2255:1920
2171:R-14
2117:U-86
2084:S-48
1929:G102
1927:SMS
1806:USS
1667:USS
1524:Mars
1420:ISBN
1400:2012
1373:ISBN
1352:ISBN
1329:ISBN
1310:ISBN
1242:Burt
1215:Burt
1158:Burt
956:and
756:and
744:for
644:hull
604:and
527:beam
513:1902
471:for
381:HMS
342:5 ×
318:4 ×
283:2 ×
277:2 ×
251:8 ×
230:Beam
167:Fate
154:HMS
80:HMS
77:Name
44:HMS
2010:R-6
1939:V43
1866:K15
1845:G-1
1013:at
899:to
813:at
732:of
724:at
455:at
308:672
259:ihp
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