World War 2 Battleships

[world war III]

Battleships of the United States
Wyoming Class
New York Class
Nevada Class
Pennsylvania Class
Alaska Class BC
New Mexico Class
Tennessee Class
Colorado Class
South Dakota Class 1917
Nnorth Carolina Class
South Dakota Class
Iowa Class
Montana Class
Battleships of the United Kingdom
Royal Sovereign, Royal Oak, Resolution, Ramilles, Revenge
Hood
Repulse
Renown
Malaya, Barham
Queen Elizabeth, Valiant, Warspite
Nelson, Rodney
King George V, Duke of York, Anson, Howe, Prince of Wwales
Vanguard
Battleships of Japan
Kongo, Hiei, Haruna, Kirisima
Fuso, Yamashiro
Ise, Hjuga
Nagato, Mutsu
Yamato, Musashi
Battleships of the Soviet Union
Archangelsk
Marat, Gangut, Sevastopol
Sovietski Soyuz, Sovietskaya Ukraina, Sovietskaya Byelorussiya, Sovietskaya Rossiya
Battleships of Brazil
Minas Gerais, Sao Paulo
Battleships of Argentina
Moreno, Rivadavia
Battleships of Italy
Conte Di Cavour Class
Caio Duilio Class
Littorio Class
Battleships of Germany
Bismarck, Tirpitz
Scharnhorst, Gneisenau
Lutzow, Admiral Scheer, Admiral Graf Spee
Battleships of France
Richelieu, Jean Bart
Dunkerque, Strasbourg
Provence
Courbet, Paris
Lorraine
Battleships of Norway
Norge, Eidsvold, Harald Haarfagre, Tordenskjold
Battleships of Turkey
Yavuz
Battleships of Chile
Almirante Latorre

[Flyboy]

Us Americans just love our battleships dont we :D

[Cruizin2000]

Where's the Greek Kilkis?

C2000

[Belisarius]

And all of the South Dakota 1917 ships were scrapped in the 1920s, according to the provisions of the Washington Naval Treaty.

[world war III]

Where's the Greek Kilkis?

C2000

Its just some of them.

[Gonash]

"Battleships" well depend wich way you are looking at it since i think some like the H.M.S. Hood was in fact a battle cruiser and not a Battleship like the Prince of Whales was. Italian had the Battleship Vitorio Veneto etc.... Still a good list thanks ! And hope the game will be great !

Can't wait :) !

[world war III]

"Battleships" well depend wich way you are looking at it since i think some like the H.M.S. Hood was in fact a battle cruiser and not a Battleship like the Prince of Whales was. Italian had the Battleship Vitorio Veneto etc.... Still a good list thanks ! And hope the game will be great !

Can't wait :) !

How meny are you geting.

[Diamondback]

And all of the South Dakota 1917 ships were scrapped in the 1920s, according to the provisions of the Washington Naval Treaty.

Belisarius, they never even had a chance to get off the plan sheet, IIRC.

For the QE's, add Barham and Malaya. I know one of the QE's didn't get the 1920s/30s modernization refit, but can't remember which. I'll check the database later, but most of my efforts were trying to ferret out cruisers and smaller...

The Kilkis and Lemnos were both the old US Idaho class, I think #3 was scrapped; these were the only US-built battlewagons sold to a foreign flag as I recall.

[Cruizin2000]

Belisarius, they never even had a chance to get off the plan sheet, IIRC.

For the QE's, add Barham and Malaya. I know one of the QE's didn't get the 1920s/30s modernization refit, but can't remember which. I'll check the database later, but most of my efforts were trying to ferret out cruisers and smaller...

The Kilkis and Lemnos were both the old US Idaho class, I think #3 was scrapped; these were the only US-built battlewagons sold to a foreign flag as I recall.

Didn't a US BB get sold to a S. American country? I think one did but I cannot recall the name.

C2000

[Belisarius]

Belisarius, they never even had a chance to get off the plan sheet, IIRC.

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The Kilkis and Lemnos were both the old US Idaho class, I think #3 was scrapped; these were the only US-built battlewagons sold to a foreign flag as I recall.

Not to pick nits, but the South Dakota-class (1917) did get past the plan sheet. None of them were completed, but construction was well under way before they were scrapped. Their keels were laid in 1920, and construction wasn't halted until 1922.

The Kilkis and the Lemnos were the old Mississippi-class pre-dreadnaughts, USS Mississippi (Kilkis) and USS Idaho (Lemnos).

[Stealth]

Belisarius, they never even had a chance to get off the plan sheet, IIRC.

For the QE's, add Barham and Malaya. I know one of the QE's didn't get the 1920s/30s modernization refit, but can't remember which. I'll check the database later, but most of my efforts were trying to ferret out cruisers and smaller...

The Kilkis and Lemnos were both the old US Idaho class, I think #3 was scrapped; these were the only US-built battlewagons sold to a foreign flag as I recall.

The Barham didn't get the modernization that the rest of the Queen E's did, notably the anti-torpedo bulgers.

Early on in the war, she was torpedoed by a U-Boat in the Med and sank with most of her crew.

[Stealth]

Didn't a US BB get sold to a S. American country? I think one did but I cannot recall the name.

C2000

There was the Agincourt, a WWI BB built for Argentina but taken over by the Royal Navy in WWI.14x12" guns. There was also the Goeben, a German WWI battlecruiser that was caught in the Med at the beginning of WWI, & which was 'sold' to the Turkish Navy (as the Yavuz Sultan Selim), but was more of a gift to help convine them to enter the war on Germanys side.

[MarcusAurelius]

Building on the original post, here's another version of the list — including the names of additional ships in each class and the years they were commissioned. The focus is on battleships actually in service during WWII, along with a few others. Battlecruisers and minor nations are excluded. Comments, additions and revisions welcome.

BRITISH ROYAL NAVY
Queen Elizabeth class (1913-15): Barham, Malaya, Queen Elizabeth, Valiant, Warspite
Iron Duke class (1914): Iron Duke
Revenge class (1914-16): Remillies, Resolution, Revenge, Royal Oak, Royal Sovereign
Nelson class (1925): Rodney, Nelson
King George V class (1940-42): King George V, Prince of Wales, Duke of York, Anson, Howe

FRENCH MARINE NATIONALE
Courbet class (1913-14): Courbet, Jean Bart, Paris
Bretagne class (1915-16): Bretagne, Lorraine, Provence
Dunkerque class (1937-39): Dunkerque, Strasbourg
Richelieu class (1940): Richelieu

GERMAN KRIEGSMARINE
Deutschland class (1908): Schlesein, Schleswig-Holstein
Bismarck class (1940-41): Bismarck, Tirpitz
H class (never commissioned)

IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY
Kongo class (1913-15): Kongo, Hiei, Haruna, Kirishima
Fuso class (1915-17): Fuso, Yamashiro
Ise class (1917-18): Ise, Hyuga
Nagato class (1920-21): Nagato, Mutsu
Yamato class (1941-42): Yamato, Musashi

ITALIAN REGIA MARINA
Conte di Cavour class (1937): Conte di Cavour, Giulio Cesare
Andrea Doria class (1940): Andrea Doria, Caio Duilio
Vittorio Veneto class (1940-42): Vittorio Veneto, Littorio, Roma

SOVIET NAVY
Gangut class (1914): Oktyabrskaya Revolutsiya, Marat, Parizhskaya Kommuna
Soyuz class (never commissioned): Sovietski Soyuz, Sovietskaya Ukraina, Sovietskaya Byelorussiya, Sovietskaya Rossiya

UNITED STATES NAVY
Wyoming class (1912): Wyoming, Arkansas
New York class (1914): New York, Texas
Nevada class (1916): Nevada, Oklahoma
Pennsylvania class (1916): Pennsylvania, Arizona
New Mexico class (1917-19): New Mexico, Mississippi, Idaho
Tennessee class (1920-21): Tennessee, California
Colorado class (1921-23): Colorado, Maryland, West Virginia
North Carolina class (1941): North Carolina, Washington
South Dakota class (1942): South Dakota, Indiana, Massachusetts, Alabama
Iowa class (1943-44): Iowa, New Jersey, Missouri, Wisconsin
Montana class (never commissioned): Montana, Ohio, Maine, New Hampshire, Louisiana

[Patton 68]

Didn't a US BB get sold to a S. American country? I think one did but I cannot recall the name.

C2000

Sort of...the US built 2 battleships for Argentina (Rivadavia Class,completed 1914-15) which were very similar to the Wyoming class,the main difference being the Argentine ships had 2 of its twin 12" mounts in wing turrets instead of all on the centerline.Modernized,they served into th mid 1950s.

[MarcusAurelius]

Bump for transfer to new Axis & Allies Naval Miniatures forum.

[hornet69]

about time you did a good post nice job