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Dreadnought

The dreadnought was the predominant type of battleship in the early 20th century. The first of the kind, the Royal Navy's HMS Dreadnought, had such an effect when launched in 1906 that similar battleships built after her were referred to as "dreadnoughts", and earlier battleships became known as pre-dreadnoughts. Her design had two revolutionary…

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Battleship building from 1914 onwards

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Dreadnought

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related to References · 183
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related to Further reading · 48
Dreadnought → Age, Annapolis, Archibald, Arming British Capital Ships, Battle, Blandford, British Naval Administration, Brooks, Brown, Buxton, Caxton Editions, Constructing, Conway Maritime Press, Conway's All, Corbett, Development, Dreadnought Gunnery, Fire Control, Fisher, Gardiner
related to Dreadnought building · 32
Dreadnought → American, Argentina, Austria-Hungary, Both, Brazil, British, By, Chile, Dreadnoughts, Each, France, French, German, Germany, Germany's Kaiser Wilhelm II, Greece, HMS Dreadnought, Italy, Japan, Japanese Navy
related to Super-dreadnoughts · 32
Dreadnought → All, Almirante Latorre, Argentina, Argentina's Rivadavia, Brazilian, Bretagne, British, Chile, Chile's, Courbets, First World War, Fusō-class, In, In France, In Japan, Ise-class, Japanese, Moreno, Nagato, Normandies
related to In other countries · 25
Dreadnought → Andrea Doria, Austria-Hungary, Austro-Hungarian, Cavour, Compared, Conte, Courbet, Cuniberti, Dante Alighieri, Danton, France, Francesco Caracciolo-class, French, In, In September, Italian, Italy, Navy Estimates, Paul Bénazet, The
related to Japan · 21
Dreadnought → Aki, Aki-type, Japan, Japan's, Japanese, Kawachi, Kawachi-class, Russia, Russo-Japanese War, Satsuma, Satō Tetsutarō, Settsu, The, The Satsumas, These, They, This, US, US Atlantic Fleet, US Pacific Fleet
related to Origins · 21
Dreadnought → All-big-gun, Battle, December, Finally, HMS Dreadnought, Imperial Japanese Navy, In, January, Manila Bay, March, May, October, Satsuma, Serious, Some, The, The Royal Navy, This, US Navy, USS Michigan
related to World War I · 20
Dreadnought → Admiralty, Austria-Hungary, Baron Fisher, Fear God, First Lord, First Sea Lord, Fisher, France, Gallipoli Campaign, Germany, Great War, In, Italy, Russia, The, The United Kingdom, This, United Kingdom, Winston Churchill, World War
related to Anglo-German arms race · 18
Dreadnought → April, British, Entente Cordiale, Fisher, German, Germans, Germany, Helgoland, Nassau, Royal Navy, The, The British, This, Tirpitz, Together, United Kingdom, United Kingdom's, With
related to In action · 17
Dreadnought → Allied, Baltic Sea, Both, British, By, France, German, German High Seas Fleet, Grand Fleet, Handelskrieg, North Sea, Royal Navy, Russia, The, The First World War, The German, Tsushima

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turret bases needed only light protection against splintersinstance ofand assumed that an outer plate of armour would detonate any incoming shells so that crucial internal structures0.80text
Dreadnoughtrelated to All-big-gun mixed-calibre shipsAn0.60section
Dreadnoughtrelated to All-big-gun mixed-calibre shipsShips0.60section
Dreadnoughtrelated to All-big-gun mixed-calibre shipsSemi-dreadnought0.60section
Dreadnoughtrelated to All-big-gun mixed-calibre shipsBritish King Edward VII0.60section
Dreadnoughtrelated to All-big-gun mixed-calibre shipsLord Nelson0.60section
Dreadnoughtrelated to All-big-gun mixed-calibre shipsJapanese Katori0.60section
Dreadnoughtrelated to All-big-gun mixed-calibre shipsSatsuma0.60section
Dreadnoughtrelated to All-big-gun mixed-calibre shipsKawachi0.60section
Dreadnoughtrelated to All-big-gun mixed-calibre shipsFrench Danton0.60section
Dreadnoughtrelated to All-big-gun mixed-calibre shipsAustro-Hungarian Radetzky0.60section
Dreadnoughtrelated to Anglo-German arms raceThe0.60section

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