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Allied Battleships of World War II

Allied Battleships of World War II · 2013. 1. 5. · pdr Pounder (weight of shell ˛ red by a gun) s h a ˜ Propeller sha˝ shp Sha˝ horsepower—the power delivered to the propeller

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  • Allied Battleships of World War II

  • beam � e most extreme width (or breadth) of a nautical vessel

    class A group of ships of similar design

    displacement � e weight of the water that a ship displaces when it is � oating with its fuel tanks full and all stores aboard

    draught � e vertical distance between the waterline and the bottom of the hull

    knot Nautical mile (1 knot = 1.150779 miles)

    pdr Pounder (weight of shell � red by a gun)

    sha� Propeller sha�

    shp Sha� horsepower—the power delivered to the propeller sha� s

    Naval Terminology

  • Ships Maryland, Colorado, Washington, and West Virginia

    Launched 1920–1921

    Dimensions Length: 624� Beam: 97� 5inDraught: 30� 2in

    Displacement 32,600 tons

    Armament Main: 8 x 16in gunsSecondary: 12 x 5in guns, 8 x 3in guns, and

    2 x 21in torpedoes

    Machinery 8 boilers, 4 sha� s, 26,800shp

    Speed 21 knots

    Crew 1,083 men

    Colorado Class

  • Ships North Carolina and Washington

    Launched 1940

    Dimensions Length: 728� 9inBeam: 108� 4inDraught: 33�

    Displacement 37,484 tons

    Armament Main: 9 x 16in gunsSecondary: 20 x 5in guns, 16 x 1.1in guns, and

    12 x .5in guns

    Machinery 8 boilers, 4 sha� s, 121,000shp

    Speed 28 knots

    Crew 1,880 men

    North Carolina Class

  • Ships South Dakota, Indiana, Massachusetts, and Alabama

    Launched 1941-1942

    Dimensions Length: 680� Beam: 108� Draught: 35�

    Displacement 37,970 tons

    Armament Main: 9 x 16in gunsSecondary: 20 x 5in guns and numerous

    lighter guns

    Machinery 8 boilers, 4 sha� s, 130,000shp

    Speed 27.5 knots

    Crew 1,793 men

    South Dakota Class

  • Ships Iowa, New Jersey, Missouri, and Wisconsin

    Launched 1942-1944

    Dimensions Length: 887� Beam: 108� Draught: 36� 2in

    Displacement 48,110 tons

    Armament Main: 9 x 16in gunsSecondary: 20 x 5in guns, 80 x 1.57in guns,

    and 50 x .79in guns

    Machinery 8 boilers, 4 sha� s, 212,000shp

    Speed 33 knots

    Crew 1,921 men

    Iowa Class

  • Ships Hood

    Launched 1918

    Dimensions Length: 860� Beam: 105� Draught: 28�

    Displacement 42,670 tons

    Armament Main: 8 x 15in gunsSecondary: 12 x 5.5in guns, 4 x 4in guns,

    and 6x 21in torpedoes

    Machinery 24 boilers, 4 sha� s, 144,00shp

    Speed 31 knots

    Crew 1,477 men

    Admiral Class

  • Ships Queen Elizabeth, Warspite, Valiant, Barham, and Malaya

    Launched 1913-1915

    Dimensions Length: 645� 9inBeam: 90� 6inDraught: 28� 9in

    Displacement 27,500 tons

    Armament Main: 8 x 15in gunsSecondary: 16 x 6in guns, 2 x 3in guns, and

    4 x 3pdr guns

    Machinery 24 boilers, 4 sha� s, 75,000shp

    Speed 25 knots

    Crew 925 men

    Queen Elizabeth Class

  • Ships Ramillies, Resolution, Revenge, Royal Oak, and Royal Sovereign

    Launched 1914-1916

    Dimensions Length: 624� Beam: 88� 6inDraught: 28� 6in

    Displacement 28,000 tons

    Armament Main: 8 x 15in gunsSecondary: 14 x 6in guns and 4 x 21in

    torpedoes

    Machinery 18 boilers, 4 sha� s, 40,000shp

    Speed 21 knots

    Crew 908-997 men

    Revenge Class

  • Ships Nelson and Rodney

    Launched 1925

    Dimensions Length: 710� Beam: 106� Draught: 33� 6in

    Displacement 33,313 tons

    Armament Main: 9 x 16in gunsSecondary: 12 x 6in guns, 6 x 4.7in guns,

    and 2 x 24.5in torpedoes

    Machinery 8 boilers, 2 sha� s, 45,000shp

    Speed 23 knots

    Crew 1,314 men

    Nelson Class

  • Ships King George V, Prince of Wales, Duke of York, Anson, and Howe

    Launched 1939-40

    Dimensions Length: 745� Beam: 103� Draught: 29�

    Displacement 36,727 tons

    Armament Main: 10 x 14in gunsSecondary: 16 x 5.25in guns and 32 x 2pdr

    guns

    Machinery 8 boilers, 4 sha� s, 110,00shp

    Speed 28 knots

    Crew 1,422 men

    King George V Class