Monthly Archives: January 2014

Brandenburg Class

Posted on January 13, 2014 by jony663

The Brandenburgs were an improvement over existing German battleships when launched in 1893. They were useful supporting the coast defense ships and were a technology stepping-stone to further pre-dreadnoughts designs. While these designs were not used actively in The Great … Continue reading →

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Odin Class CDS

Posted on January 10, 2014 by jony663

The Odin Class was an important, yet transitional class of warships for the Kaiserliche Marine. A follow on to the Siegfried Class, the two ships of the Odin class had a similar gun arrangement with two 24-centimeter SK L/35 individually … Continue reading →

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2013 In Review

Posted on January 9, 2014 by jony663

I am very pleased with my blog results for 2013. I want to talk all of you the readers of my blogs. You make this possible for me to continue forward with my writing. As for 2014 I want to … Continue reading →

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Zeppelins and Dreadnoughts

Posted on January 3, 2014 by jony663

There are times that I do not have the right miniature for one of my naval battles. It can be an obscure British light cruiser or a German battlewagon. While I could just use the closest thing in my collection … Continue reading →

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German Fire Control

Posted on January 3, 2014 by jony663

Before I get started with the research that I have been doing on the German Imperial Navy I am pleased with the results of a recent blog post. While I do not receive any remuneration from Pen and Sword I … Continue reading →

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