What's the ideal battleship?
484710
With operated-gun turrets and man held machine guns like on the deck sort of like the ones in the movie Pearl Harbor that the African American used. You know, that guy who did the Radio movie as well. There should be at least two air craft even though its not a carrier and a battleship. Two mini man subs.... Sonar, radar, everything. missiles but why do you want to know? Hmm? I looked at your answering history and you're obsessed with war man. Of course the above is just something I made up.
60424
Your , question, is vague, but the princpal use of Naval Guns is to, soften Beachhead, landing areas, SOP, in Marine assault Forces, waterbourne assaults !
397813
This is an awesome battleship game and it is very popular. You will enjoy it better than the rest!
214382
Get to K Street.  I know a good lobbyist.\nBut it would be kinda cool to take a well armed Baltimore Clipper armed with 9 pounders, a 12 pounder carronade on a pivot and go on a little cruise.  " clear for action !"
918514
that would be Gundam Zero-one from G-Wing..\n\ncoz..it's so cool and it got this buster rifle that can blow up a lot of mobile suits in one shot...and it also got a cool sword...\nand it can also turn into a conventional fighter jet which is the most awesome thing about it..
150476
Get a shotgun first.  There so many more things you can hunt with them.  I would suggest a middle of the road 12 ga semi.  The mp-153 is a good inexpensive gun.  Was made in Russia by Baikal, now it's owned by Remington.
461396
You could try the MOD also a white star ships are listed The records should be available for public release if there not they should be able to tell you why and when they will be.\n\nYou could also try Liverpool maritime museme as they have information on white star ships.
1133022
It theoreticaly should not be too dificult to solve using vectors.  I am not going to solve it because I would prefer having exact values to work with, but basicaly, what you would need to do is find the complete distance, also make a graph where you find the time intersect of the torpedo and boat, and work with the x/y components to figure out what would be the ideal inclination.  It is a complex problem where you must work with more than one vector system, but it is doable if you work in parts.
230221
The F/A-18 Hornet.\n\nHere's a good site for references.  I don't agree with all of their posititions, but they do do thier homework on weapon systems:\nhttp://www.fas.org\n\nAlso:\nhttp://www.navy.mil
748795
There's quite a few differences between the three, man.  Too many to list here. Frigates are the smallest, carrying barely a crew of 300, next are destroyers which are the fastest of the three, the hardest working and has the more important mission (I served on two destroyers).  A destroyer's crew is anywhere from 330 -350 sailors.  The guided missile cruiser is the larger of the three, with a crew of over 350 sailors.  \nOf the three, the destroyer carries more weapons.  All three support submarines and have a flight deck for air assistance.  \nThe one thing that links the three together is in the event of a naval battle, they all protect the aircraft carrier.  \n\nI recommend reading Jane's Book of Fighting Ships.  You can find it at any bookstore.  That book lists in great detail everything that you could possibly want to know complete with great photographs.
89807
1. you need firstly to have a total density equivalent to that of fresh or salt water(for whatever purposed required)\nthen bouyancy will be stable/maintained \nthis will make a suitable start\n2. forge a shape suitable to make the sub hydrodynamic, this will enable the prototype to glige through the water \n3. have fun!
363945
China and Russia have strategic nuclear missiles targeted at the HMAS Stirling Fleet Base, located on the shores of Careening Bay, on the south eastern section of Garden Island, facing Cockburn Sound south of the Port of Fremantle. \n\nIn late 2002 the Australian government agreed to allow the US military to use the HMAS Stirling naval base in Cockburn Sound on the west coast of Australia to boost US naval firepower in the Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf. base for the US navy.\n\nA 50 kiloton air burst should be enough to take it out, calculate the fallout to where you live.
1025549
Any of the Nimitz class CVN86 thru CVN77 because they are nuclear class aircraft carriers. This translates to long on station time with no need to pull portside to fuel. This also means effiency as a conventional carrier burns several thousand barrels of oil in a day of steaming.
1003473
enough for a new star destroyer
1182553
I would guess the firing crew of a howitzer, a tank,  or a ship's rifle turret
582926
None of the above...It was the sister ships of the jappanese navy..the Mushashi and the Yamato...Biggest ever built at around 70,000 tons and armed with the largest caliber guns...18.1 inches  compared to the Iowa clas for the US at around 50,000 tons and armed with 16 inchers and the Bismark class for the germans at 48,000 tons and armed with 15 inchers...The projected MONTANA class for the US would have been right up there with the Yamato but they were canceled before the war was finished as being not needed...I think the projected USS KENTUCKY was 60 % done at the time of cancellation...
165687
Colt .45, Jeddi Light sabers, Roman gladius, English long bow, the German 88 mm Flak/anti tank gun,  T-34 tank, P 51 Mustang, \nAK 47, M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, .... I love the old 1903 A3 Springfield , Russian Makarov pistol, UZIs, \nthe Dahlgren smooth bore howitzer, Curved laminated Mongol short bow, the silken strangling cord used by the Thugee, \nF4U Corsair, my mini 14... it all depends.\nVII C Uboat with magnetic torpedoes.