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| {{US-Illinois}} | {{US-Alabama}}

...ly indicates a relatively weak relationship at the short range shots. Let us ignore the Royal Navy's best published thinking on the matter and work with

...ned the previous night. Upon learning this, at 17:00 Jellicoe ordered the pre-dreadnought battleship {{UK-1Exmouth}} out to attempt to tow ''Audacious'' in. In case ...ce four destroyers came in sight - the sun had appeared and coming towards us at full speed they really made a wonderful picture.' One of the destroyers

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| {{US-Kearsarge}} | {{US-Kentucky}}

...y''''', (BB-6) a [[Kearsarge Class Battleship (1898)|''Kearsarge'' class]] pre-dreadnought of the [[United States Navy]] was launched 24 March, 1898 by Newport News S ...ff Provincetown, embarked marines from {{US-Maine}}, {{US-Missouri}} and {{US-Kearsarge}} and landed them at Havana 1 October to protect American interes

...obtained a great deal of information on the class's particulars, offering us a fairly detailed understanding of her equipment and methods of their use, type=pre-dreadnought

| {{US-Indiana}} | {{US-Massachusetts}}

...d the destroyers ''Furor'' and ''Pluton''. As the vessels headed west, the US vessels headed in the same direction keeping abreast of the fleeing ships. The combined efforts of the US ships sank or forced aground all of the vessels of the Spanish squadron and

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| {{US-Maine}} | {{US-Missouri}}

| {{US-Virginia}} | {{US-Nebraska}}

| {{US-Connecticut}} | {{US-Louisiana}}

'''U.S.S. ''Louisiana''''' (BB-19) was a [[pre-dreadnought]] battleship of the [[Connecticut Class Battleship (1904)|''Connecticut'' C {{CatShipPreDreadnought|US}}

| {{US-1Mississippi}} | {{US-1Idaho}}

...and had many irons in the fire in and outside the Admiralty and barked at us if papers came to him which were merely routine but papers would not go thr

..., "The matter of submarine boats cannot be ignored and must be taken up by us. Our first want is a design."<ref>Kerr Minute of 22 May, 1900. The Nation ...e too heavily as it must first be in the dark, nor until experience points us in the direction in which we should work.<ref name=20Jan01>Kerr Memorandum.

...humourous. I remember his delight in feeding the birds when he stayed with us at Chillingham, and his complaint, one morning, on going out-doors after br

...et got to sea first, the chance of a meeting in waters not unfavourable to us was remote; our object was to try to get to sea before or shortly after the