WW1 Warships
The War to End All Wars was an equal slugfest across air, land and - of course - the sea.
1913
The Andrea Doria was one of two battleships in the Andrea Doria-class serving the Italian Navy in the 20th century. Construct...
1915
Around 1910, the nations of South America were in a naval arms race with each participant bent on outdoing a potential enemy....
1907
If the A-class of submarines were the beginnings of the submariner program for the United States Navy then the B-class could ...
1905
Italian naval engineer and future politician Benedetto Brin (1833-1898) spearheaded a vast resurgence in Italian naval prowes...
1915
The Bretagne battleship served the French Navy throughout the bulk of World War 1 and operated throughout the inter-war years...
1908
The HMS Agamemnon was the prize of the British Royal Navy and the last of her pre-dreadnought battleships produced. Because s...
1913
The HMS Agincourt of 1913 is perhaps the best known Agincourt of all the ships taking on the name for the Royal Navy. The ...
1915
The HMS Ben-my-Chree served the Royal Navy through the middle years of World War 1, operating as a seaplane carrier. Original...
1906
When she was commissioned in 1906, HMS Dreadnought was the dominant battleship class of her era. Dreadnought was anointed th...
1905
The HMS King Edward VII battleship of the British Royal Navy was laid down at Devonport Dockyard on March 8th, 1902, and beca...
1915
HMS Warspite (03) was a Dreadnought Battleship of the Queen Elizabeth-class in service with the British Royal Navy. The hull...
1913
In 1911 the Imperial Japanese Diet (Teikoku-gikai) passed funds to support the Naval Emergency Expansion Bill that authorized...
1902
In the First Sino-Japanese War (1894 - 1895), Japan clashed with China over the domination of Manchuria and Korea. The princi...
1905
The word "Slava" itself translates to "Glory" in Russian and her representative vessel was the last of the Borodino-class bat...
1910
World War 1 allowed the "submarine" - essentially an undersea warship - to become as deadly a new weapon as the biplane and t...
1917
The German Navy attempted to keep pace with the British Royal Navy prior to World War 1 (1914-1918) through five major Naval ...
1915
In the city of Sarajevo in 1914, Austria's Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife were assassinated by Serbian nationalists sp...
1908
The SMS Schleswig-Holstein was a storied vessel of the German Navy that managed to survive all of World War 1 and fight on th...
1915
The USS Arizona was in service as early as 1914 and saw action alongside British friendlies in World War 1. The battleship wa...
1903
This destroyer ship class was named USS Bainbridge (DD-1), commonly called a torpedo boat destroyer, and was the first destr...
1918
Leading up to 1917, the United States Navy had used sloops and tugs to locate and destroy enemy mines in harbors and on the s...
1910
USS South Carolina (BB-26) was the lead ship of her class, being categorized as a "1st class dreadnought battleship". She was...
1889
The USS Yorktown (PG-1), or "Patrol Gunboat" (also recognized as a "third class" cruiser) was the lead ship of her Yorktown-c...
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