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by jcranmer
2431 days ago
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A Zumwalt-class destroyer would have violated the treaty-era [1] restrictions for heavy cruiser, and is larger than many pre-deadnought battleships [2]. Size inflation is very real in naval terms; the size of modern naval craft is often much, much larger than their historical counterparts. [1] 1920s and early 1930s, for those who don't know their naval history. [2] HMS Dreadnought being launched in 1906 and essentially making all existing battleships obsolete on launch. |
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