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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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- Why is the Ger/CB/1911 design so good?
- I have a very German-looking drawing of the Ger/CS...
- My ideas in the mid-to-late 1970's for a large bat...
- The very fast version of the GB/CB/1910 design
- This is the very fast version of the GB/CB/1907 de...
- The very fast version of the GB/CB/1905 design
- A new Ger/BB/1916 design study
- I have a sheet that must go with a drawing I have ...
- A battlecruiser design study
- Apparently, the 26,000 ton battleship was supposed...
- A better approach to more speed
- I wanted to see if I could get more speed
- Fast battlecruisers, yet again
- The Ger/BB/1916 design
- Another attempt at the GB/BB/1914 battleship design
- British battleship design study
- A fast GB/CB/1915 design study
- An expansive view of the GB/BB/1905 fast battleshi...
- The other ship design: GB/PG/1915 (not 1914)
- A new attempt at the GB/CS/1914 scout cruiser design
- An expansive version of the Ger/BB/1907 design
- A more expansive view of the Ger/BB/1905 design
- The compact version of a Ger/BB/1915
- The alternative Ger/BB/1915 Design Study
- A quick photo of the Ger/BB/1915-1916 design study...
- I assume that my Ger/BB/1915-1916 design study is ...
- A design study for a compact German battleship
- My latest attempt at the Ger/CDV/1915 design
- Reducing the maximum speed to 30 knots improves th...
- Another extreme battlecruiser
- This German battleship design study almost ended u...
- My early attempts at fuel consumption calculations
- My "Official" design for the German 1915 destroyer
- A German light cruiser design study
- A new attempt at the Ger/CB/1915A design study
- I realize now that most of my old displacements we...
- Another attempt at a "new age" armoured cruiser fo...
- I am embarrassed to say that I hoped for 46 knots ...
- My Vanguard-like design didn't work, as specified
- The Ger/CL/1920 Fleet Cruiser is really extreme
- My really radical light cruiser
- The Ger/PG/1915 is more marginal in Springsharp th...
- Another recalculation of the GB/FG/1913
- The Ger/DD/1915 design vs. my original concept
- I have a German battlecruiser design, circa 1907 o...
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