Indeed, the construction of the two Lord Nelson–class battleships was so delayed by the concentration on Dreadnought that they weren’t commissioned until 1908.

There was some design choices that other countries might have done differently -- Vanguard was built with 15-inch guns while U.S. and HMS Nelson-class battleships were outfitted with 16-inch guns ...

However, when the war broke out, it became obvious that the two Lion-class warships wouldn’t be ready until 1943 at the earliest. Instead, Sir Stanley Goodall, director of naval construction ...

Indeed, the construction of the two Lord Nelson–class battleships was so delayed by the concentration on Dreadnought that they weren’t commissioned until 1908.

From the Battleship Nelson. Apart from snippets of news from Uncles abroad in the Army or Navy I have no recollection of what newspapers or the wireless had to say.

This article was originally published with the title “ First-Class Battleship “Maine”—Class of Three Ships ” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 97 No. 23 (December 1907), p. 409 doi:10 ...

President Donald Trump promised to increase the size of the U.S. Navy to 350 ships, which could prove to be a pricey task. But what if some of those ships could include World War II-era Iowa-class ...

There was some design choices that other countries might have done differently — Vanguard was built with 15-inch guns while U.S. and HMS Nelson-class battleships were outfitted with 16-inch guns ...

From the Battleship Nelson. Apart from snippets of news from Uncles abroad in the Army or Navy I have no recollection of what newspapers or the wireless had to say.