1. Atakebune, 16th century coastal battleships.

2. Battleships entries in the Military Factory

3. The last Battleships built for the U.S

4. 1 Battleships (BB) 1.1 Dreadnought Battleship(s) 2 List of Battleships 3 Tips, Strategies, and Tactics 4 Trivia Battleships are large surface ships armed with the strongest and heaviest artillery guns in the game

5. All the battleships can refresh in this harbor.

6. For many years, Germany simply had no battleships.

7. In all, five Yamato-class battleships were planned.

8. The government has decided to decommission two battleships.

9. However, clashes between battleships were of little strategic importance.

10. 6 All the battleships can refresh in this harbor.

11. Battleships (ex Naval Battle) is a classic battleship game

12. Battleships had been the mainstay of fleets for generations

13. Bismarck and her sister ship Tirpitz were the largest battleships

14. Battleships are designed to withstand multiple hits from smaller warships

15. The United States started building its first battleships in 1891.

16. Battleships Armada is created by Ravalmatic, based in Barcelona, Spain

17. The US battleships USS Texas and USS Arkansas were also there.

18. Pre-dreadnoughts replaced the ironclad battleships of the 1870s and 1880s.

19. Battleships: Your mission is to destroy the enemy fleet! Play against the computer and try to sink all of its Battleships before it sinks all of yours

20. A fleet of Battleships really could not hope to defeat a

21. Senator William Borah argued that the tests had rendered battleships obsolete.

22. Construction of Battleships stopped with those begun during World War II

23. At about 03:00, both Japanese battleships were hit by torpedoes.

24. The Grand Fleet sailed with 29 dreadnought battleships and 6 battlecruisers.

25. The five Battleships of the King George V class served the Royal Navy honorably during the war, participating in the destruction of the Battleships Bismarck and Scharnhorst along with …

26. Battleships at PrimaryGames Your mission is to destroy the enemy fleet! Play against the computer and try to sink all of its Battleships before it sinks all of yours

27. There were several engagements between battleships in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.

28. The other two battleships screening the carriers were Alabama and South Dakota.

29. Play Battleships Armada on Poki for the ultimate in nautical warfare fun.

30. The Admiralty then demanded, as an absolute minimum, a further eight battleships.

31. Upon completion, the battleships represented the epitome of Imperial Japanese naval engineering.

32. The Battleships' presence was crucial during these engagements in 1942, as the U.S

33. The normal displacement of the battleships was 42,600 metric tons (41,900 long tons).

34. Additionally, Battlecruisers maneuver more slowly than cruisers, with slightly more maneuverability than Battleships

35. The second design drastically improved the protection and converted the ships into fast battleships.

36. American Battleships abandoned hull-mounted casemate guns after the New Mexico (BB-40) class

37. In Battleship War you and your opponent first position your Battleships on a map

38. The two battleships of the Nevada-class were virtually identical except in their propulsion.

39. The Allies assembled a gargantuan naval armada, from battleships and destroyers to landing and coasters.

40. Replacements for the outdated battleships were restricted to a maximum size of 10,000 tons.

41. Yamato and her sister the Musashi were the largest, most powerful battleships in the world.

42. The Battleship and its sister, Musashi, were the only Battleships ever constructed with 18.1" guns

43. Battleships have traditionally been the flagships of a given nation's navy, originating from the Age of Sail's ships-of-the-line, to World War I's dreadnoughts, to modern day Battleships sporting longer ranges, higher speeds, and advanced equipment.

44. Their adversary, the Royal Navy, rated them as battlecruisers though after the war classified them as battleships.

45. Warships, such as aircraft carriers, battleships, hospital ships, and large numbers of assault transports were used.

46. Sweden had several small coastal-defense battleships, one of which, HSwMS Gustav V, survived until 1970.

47. Using radar targeting, the two U.S. battleships opened fire on the Sendai group at 23:17.

48. In 1937, Italy ordered two more Vittorio Veneto-class battleships to be laid down in 1938.

49. The two Bismarck-class Battleships followed in 1936; Bismarck was completed in 1940 and Tirpitz in 1941

50. This forced the battleships to fall back to either Malta or Bizerte to cover the Otranto Barrage.

51. During WWII Battleships were used to control sea lines and in shore bombardments, especially in the Pacific

52. The Battleships were: flagship USS Utah (Battleship #31), USS Nevada (Battleship #36), and USS Oklahoma (Battleship #37)

53. As other haves mentioned, there’s 8 US Battleships (BB) afloat: Iowa class: Iowa, New Jersey, Wisconsin and Missouri

54. All or nothing is a method of naval warship armour, best known for its employment on dreadnought battleships

55. Three battleships were put out of action, half of the Italian fleet, for the loss of two Swordfish.

56. No American Battleships were lost or seriously damaged by aerial attacks in open seas in World War II.

57. The first new Battleships built in Germany were the two Scharnhorst-class ships, Scharnhorst and Gneisenau in 1935

58. The Iowa-class battleships gained a new lease of life in the U.S. Navy as fire support ships.

59. In 1921 the Minister of the Navy was given authority to name all ships except battleships, battlecruisers, and cruisers.

60. In February 1945 Hatsushimo escorted the battleships Ise and Hyūga from Singapore back to Kure during Operation Kita.

61. Battleships are warships that are heavily armed with large cannons as a means of destroying ships at long range

62. " lntelligence Report, U.S. ships now at Pearl Harbor six battleships, three light cruisers 16 destroyers and one aircraft carrier. "

63. In 1910, the Chief Naval Constructor, French Navy, had designed the Normandie-class battleships with three quadruple turrets, and the quadruple turret was broadly used, on the Dunkerque-class battleships, as the mounting for the main armament, and for the dual-purpose secondary battery.

64. 1910 Construction The Battleship Texas was the first of two New York-class Battleships authorized on June 24 1910

65. From the Cambridge English Corpus The strength of a navy in the 1890s was measured in battleships and Armoured …

66. Germany went a step further, laying down two new battleships, Bismarck in November 1935 and Tirpitz in June 1936.

67. I-65's amplifying report, confirming the presence of British battleships, reached 22nd Air Flotilla headquarters two hours later.

68. A violent firefight at close range ensued; the leading German battleships, including Posen, opened fire on several British warships.

69. The following day during the Battle off Samar, the battleships Yamato, Nagato, Haruna and the cruiser Myōkō were damaged.

70. The Treaty of Versailles permitted Germany to retain several old battleships for coastal defense, including the four Deutschland-class ships.

71. Many in the Japanese navy were still dissatisfied, calling for an 'eight-eight-eight' fleet with 24 modern battleships and battlecruisers.

72. The design of the Shikishima class was a modified and improved version of the Majestic-class battleships of the Royal Navy.

73. The facilities at Sasebo were also used for the conversion of the Akagi and Kaga from battleships to aircraft carriers.

74. In response, the Diet of Japan finally agreed to the completion of the 'eight-eight fleet', incorporating a further four battleships.

75. The Acquisitor was a Trade Federation Lucrehulk -class battleship, more heavily armed than most battleships of its class at the time.

76. This version of the well-known game of Battleships is designed to demonstrate the reasons for, and benefits of, iterative development processes

77. Ashtanga are the battleships of the Anti-Spiral, used to both defend their space and attack Spiral races if the Mugann fail

78. Prior to the Russo-Japanese War, countries constructed their battleships with mixed batteries of mainly 152 mm (6-inch), 203 mm (8-inch), 254 mm (10-inch) and 305 mm (12-inch) guns, with the intent that these battleships fight on the battle line in a close-quarter, decisive fleet action.

79. The United States Naval Appropriations Act of 1916 authorized the construction of 156 new ships, including ten battleships and six battlecruisers.

80. The Yamato-class Battleships (大和型戦艦, Yamato-gata senkan) were two Battleships of the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN), Yamato and Musashi, laid down leading up to World War II and completed as designed.A third hull laid down in 1940 was converted to an aircraft carrier, Shinano, during construction.