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This is a forum for discussion of topics relating to the Dreadnought era, prior to the ascendency of naval aviation. We will be discussing history, ship design, and naval wargaming.
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About Me
- Jim
- I spent 11 years on active duty in the navy. Half was as an enlisted man and half as an officer. My Dad had interested me in the navy and ships, when I was young. I found that I was attracted to doing research, regardless of topic, although much of that research has been in the fields of naval and military history. My Dad was also an artist, and got me drawing and painting since I was three. Much of my work consists of portraits of military and naval historical figures, as well as ships and tanks.
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- This is about 50%, or so, larger than planned: Ger...
- To get a useful fast battleship version of the Sup...
- A fast battleship design study: what I am calling ...
- Another try at the Ger/CB/1906 battlecruiser design
- A German version of the fast armoured cruiser: Ger...
- A "better" version of the Ger/CBL/1915 Mod.A design
- The latest attempt at the GB/CA/1912 design worked...
- A 1915 German scout cruiser design: Ger/CS/1915
- I am doing a new version of my program to just do ...
- Another 1915 German battleship study
- An improved Ger?CS/1905 photo
- A new attempt at the 16.5in gun armed German battl...
- The "Maximum" version of the French armoured cruiser
- The F/CA/1917 Fast photo
- I had done a design study for fast French armoured...
- Photo of a Ger/CBL/1915 Mod.A fast, light battlecr...
- The Ger/BB/1916 Large is amazing to me
- Another look at the Ger/BB/1915 CDV
- A 40-knot Ger/CBL/1915 Mod.A a2
- I suspect that it is true the Admirlal Fisher actu...
- A really extreme design: Ger/CBL/1915 Mod.A
- The gun intended for the "Super Fast Battlecruiser...
- The BBX revisited
- The "Ultra Fast" version of the GB/CB/1910 design
- A rework of my "48,000 ton battlecruiser" design
- "Pushing the envelope": Ger/CL/1915 Very Fast
- New version of the Ger/BB/1905 Flush Decked (UPDAT...
- The scout cruiser design Ger/CS/1915
- By giving a little on protection, 37 knots is poss...
- The extreme version of the GB/CB/1907 class
- An "extreme version" of the GB/CB/1905 battlecruiser
- This is a design obviously inspired by the Super L...
- The upgraded version of the Ger/CS/1905, the "Mod....
- A Ger/CB/1915 design study with 6-16in guns
- The 35,000 ton 35 knot battlecruiser didn't work o...
- I found that I had a detailed armour specification...
- My first Pre-Dreadnought design study: GB/BB/1901
- A new cut at the Ger/DL/1915 design study
- Now that I understand better how to use Springshar...
- I redid a design study for a Ger/CB/1915 fast batt...
- We did a design study, in 1971, for a 13.5in gun v...
- The "38 knot battlecruiser" (actually, 35-knot)
- The very compact 18-in gun battleship
- In 1971, I produced a design study for a fast, hea...
- The "All-or-Nothing" version of the fast battleship
- My latest attempt at a British fast battleship alt...
- This is an odd battleship design: a design study f...
- My slightly revised "Super Fast Battlecruiser" photo
- The Ger/BB/1916 Design Study revisited
- My new version of the GB/BB/1914 design
- The Ger/BB/1915 Design Study F1
- A revised GB/CB/1905 photo
- A new design for the US/CB/1941 Large
- Extreme measures were needed, but I got a better "...
- In January 2005, I wrote about the "Bloated, Reduc...
- Finally, a new version of my Ger/CB/1911 design
- The World War 2 Cruiser Operations site
- A new take on the GB/CA/1912 design
- In an old Warship magazine volume, there is a good...
- Can "Moderate Dimensions" work in the Dreadnought ...
- The Germans, from 1912 onwards, had a good sense o...
- The Ger/CB/1912, redesigned
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