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- Cosmic Mongoose
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No. I'm no expert, I just recently read a couple of books that covered the battle (not in huge detail).DM wrote:Are you sure?Also the Battle of Tushima was won primarliy by the big guns at range - hence the switch to all-big-gun battleships.(cue "big gun vs. hail of fire" debate!)
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- Shrew
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1st post... and 1st correct answerWulf Corbett wrote:I can, do I get a point ?DM wrote:IIRC the R Class didn't make it into the final cut, but do make an appearance via the Russian list. (for a bouns point - can anyone say why?)
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Arkhangelsk aka Royal Sovereign...
However she didnt venture out with the Russian Northern Fleet until the end of hostilities in Europe... She was stuck in the Kola Inlet for the war, right from her commissioning date in 29 Aug 44...
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