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...eration Albion where she, together with four König- and five Kaiser-class battleships, participated in seizing the Baltic island of Ösel (Saaremaa). During the
...mour can still be penetrated when unangled and/or at close range by other battleships and battlecruisers. Notably, the quite thin turtleback armour is overmatc
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...ion at a higher angles of attack and longer ranges. It's best used against battleships and battlecruisers - while the post-penetration effect is miserable, it sti
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...in the Atlantic and Arctic, and would prove to be the last battle between battleships in European waters.
...o other capital ships, it will often struggle to deal damage against enemy battleships at longer ranges (~10 km), though this is compensated by a surprisingly fas
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...s soon as they were available, which came thanks to the ''Bismarck''-class battleships.
...s, that the 283 mm guns would be mounted on the next generation of "pocket battleships". However this plan did not happen. Another planned use for the gun was on
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=== Germany ===
* [[MiG-23MLA (Germany)|MiG-23MLA]]
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...rst used in combat during World War II. The gun was a crucial component of battleships and heavy cruisers, providing them with the firepower needed to engage enem
...ot go through the interwar period unchanged. The escalation of tensions of Germany and Japan in the 1930s led to modernization of the United States' existing
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=== Germany ===
=== Germany ===
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...de agreement for the 38 cm guns of the ''Bismarck''-class battleships from Germany to arm the ''Kronshtadt''. However, work on the program was terminated when
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...dreadnoughts against their counterparts in the Kaiserlichemarine (Imperial Germany Navy), the same could not be said about battlecruisers. In response, the ''
...e Washington Naval Treaty of 1922 put a 10-year suspension on building new battleships, the Royal Navy decided to modernize the designs increasing the elevation f
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...nal Navy) they had the destroyer ''Amiral Sénès'' (ex-''SMS S113'') from Germany as war reparations and studied the 15 cm L/45 to develop the 138.6 mm/40 mo
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=== Germany ===
* [[MiG-23BN (Germany)|MiG-23BN]]
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...battleship clash during the war and the last naval battle mainly fought by battleships. On 31st May Elbing was part of Scouting Group II - also containing her onl
...of Jutland, as during the turn to starboard she attempted to slot between battleships Nassau and Posen, but Posen's captain did not realise this until it was too
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SMS Ostfriesland was the second ship of the Helgoland class of dreadnought battleships within the Imperial German Navy. Honouring the East Frisia locale, construc
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=== Germany ===
* [[MiG-29_(Germany)|MiG-29A]]
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=== Germany ===
* [[Su-22M4 (Germany)|Su-22M4]]
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The '''Nassau'''-class battleship was a class of 4 battleships built for the Kaiserliche Marine of the German Empire in the early 1900s.
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The '''Helgoland'''-class battleship was a class of 4 battleships built for the Kaiserliche Marine of the German Empire.
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