Montgomery Battle Ship

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The battleship was an instrument used in several wars as a sea based weapon. The battle ship was one of the primary ships in World War II and was a massive ship. The bristling guns and heavy plates of armor were a staple of the ships design. The battleships design was top of the line when it was made but are now outdated. Battleships, once the juggernauts of the sea, greatly influenced the odds of battles long ago and serve now as monuments to America’s military might. The first battleships were created during the Civil War; they are counted as the first ships to use the attributes of a battleship. During the war each side built
When the “HMS Dreadnought” was launched it inspired other nations to bulk up their ships. During the First World War the battle of Jutland was the first iconic battleship engagement. The radios of the ships were not very effective, so the ships had to stay close together. The battleships of World War II were more advanced with a targeting system and better speed. The use of early battleships was really just to shoot at one another and hope they got a hit. When the battleships advanced so did their applications. The

Montgomery 2 battleships of World War II were used as support for other ships and ground troops. The battleship is for support as well as fighting other battleships. The “Virginia” and “Monitor” were the only battleships during the time of the Civil War. The only real engagement during the Civil War ended in a tie due to the lack of ammunition. The ships of World War I were not very advanced. The radio technology of the era was very primitive. The battleships of World War II were very useful in the field. The advancements of the radios and gun sights were very