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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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- 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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- The Ger/CB/1935 design scales nicely for a 16.5in-...
- An alternative design for a 16in-gunned Ger/BB/1935
- The 16in-gunned version of the Ger/CB/1935
- I had to go large with the German H44 class
- The right prescription to "fix" the Tillman Battle...
- When I get home, I will try using heavier machiner...
- As I feared, the big issue with the Tillman Battle...
- The Tillman Battleships
- The 15in-gunned version of the Ger/CB/1935 design
- This variant type, the Ger/CB/1935 family, this ve...
- Another try at a British fast battleship in 1906
- The 11in-gunned version of the Ger/CB/1937 family ...
- The Ger/CB/1937 15in guns version
- A Super Fast Battlecruiser variant
- Springsharp 3.0b1 Beta
- Super Lion, with the "Lion" look
- A reader drew the "Fujimoto Dream Battleship" to m...
- The 14in gunned version of the Ger/CB/1937
- I have this smaller Super Lion design
- I tried the 12in version of the Ger/CB/1937 in Spr...
- An anchronistic Southampton light cruiser
- A Springsharp 3.0b1 Beta version of the Ger/CBL/19...
- A very fast Ger/CB/1911 design
- By lightening the Repulse, it could reach 34 knots
- So, as built, what speed could the Renown and Repu...
- The Ger/BB/1907 in Springsharp 3.0b1 Beta
- "Wish List" for Springsharp
- Another attempt at the Ger/CS/1905 scout cruiser
- An anachronistic King Edward VII design
- A rather edgy, anachronistic Invincible design
- My Queen Elizabeth-looking Dreadnought design
- The GB/CS/1915 works extremely well in Springsharp...
- A Super Lion battlecruiser design with Springsharp...
- I am having Springsharp 3.0b1 Beta troubles
- The GB/CL/1941, a 6in gun cruiser
- Ships at sea: a CG, a BB, and a CVN
- A nice version of the GB/CB/1941 design
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2 comments:
I remember that day. I was in the forward engine room on USS Lake Champlain. I miss that picture.
I remember that day. I was in the forward engine room on USS Lake Champlain. I miss that picture.
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