I dont know so much but the ships of Sverige-class are rather small, only displease 7200 tons, on the other hand the other battleships you are talking about are displeaseing at around 30000 and 35000 tons.
And the two cruisers of Tre Kronor-class displeased at 9300, so Sweden haven had any battleships in that mark, correct me if im wrong but the famous pocketbattleships wight in at about 14000 so...
True, we have small ships today, biggest combat vessel are at 4500 tons. but the biggest vessel thats build for pure sea warfare are at 700 tons (Visby class) and our biggest subs in active service are the gotland class at 1500 tons and the new subs (A26) thats comeing in are at 2000 tons so....
@MRnissetomte Occasionally you see the Sverige-class described as "coastal battleships", and Jane's listed them as battleships when they were active. But at 7500 tonnes and four 11 inch guns, they cannot compare to a real battleship under normal circumstances. They were designed for operations in the shallow waters of the Baltic Sea. There they would be able to operate freely while a true battleship would be very restricted.
You missed the mark as far as the Russians go. While the ships that were shown are probably quite capable, not one is actually classed as a battleship.
Just a note that the German battlewagons you depicted were built under the Nazi flag. While I don't like glorifying any of their achievements I believe history should be as accurate as possible.
As for the American Ships the Pennsylvania's sister, Arizona, and Iowa Class, Missouri are probably the best known U.S. Battleships.
Although small, the Nazi's Graf Spee as well as the King George V of the U.K. also have their places in history.
@jboshk65 Graf Spee is arguably not an actual battleship but rather an up-gunned heavy cruiser. Then again, Hood wasn't actually a full battleship either.
Ohh, i don't know that they were coming from a french/sweden prince... Perhaps... So you can have little relation with us... Who knows... But don't forget that he has lots of relations with Napoleon... Marechal of the Empire... Nice rank!
That's true that sweden have a bit french roots.... It's funny :)
Yes my friend, the Grand Duke of Luxembourg: Henris mothers (Joséphine-Charlotte) mother was: Princess Astrid of Sweden! Look at the videos and see for yorself...and make your own judgement!
Mighty ship. Von krusenstjerna. :o)
StevenDavidPlissken 9 months ago
U.S.S PENNSYLVANIA,Most ordinance ever fired by any ship in history
mch295 1 year ago
I dont know so much but the ships of Sverige-class are rather small, only displease 7200 tons, on the other hand the other battleships you are talking about are displeaseing at around 30000 and 35000 tons.
And the two cruisers of Tre Kronor-class displeased at 9300, so Sweden haven had any battleships in that mark, correct me if im wrong but the famous pocketbattleships wight in at about 14000 so...
MRnissetomte 1 year ago
I´m sorry, but I cant answer your question...I only know that Sweden has very small ships today...but this battleship (from about 1915) was larger.
Ulf
Caecarulf 1 year ago
@Caecarulf
True, we have small ships today, biggest combat vessel are at 4500 tons. but the biggest vessel thats build for pure sea warfare are at 700 tons (Visby class) and our biggest subs in active service are the gotland class at 1500 tons and the new subs (A26) thats comeing in are at 2000 tons so....
MRnissetomte 1 year ago
@Caecarulf you must be swedish to compare that ugly little dingy to these fine battleships
fullsjuk 1 year ago
@MRnissetomte Occasionally you see the Sverige-class described as "coastal battleships", and Jane's listed them as battleships when they were active. But at 7500 tonnes and four 11 inch guns, they cannot compare to a real battleship under normal circumstances. They were designed for operations in the shallow waters of the Baltic Sea. There they would be able to operate freely while a true battleship would be very restricted.
The Swedish term was Panserskepp - Armoured Ship.
LarS1963 2 weeks ago
You missed the mark as far as the Russians go. While the ships that were shown are probably quite capable, not one is actually classed as a battleship.
thespawnof66 1 year ago
Just a note that the German battlewagons you depicted were built under the Nazi flag. While I don't like glorifying any of their achievements I believe history should be as accurate as possible.
As for the American Ships the Pennsylvania's sister, Arizona, and Iowa Class, Missouri are probably the best known U.S. Battleships.
Although small, the Nazi's Graf Spee as well as the King George V of the U.K. also have their places in history.
jboshk65 2 years ago
@jboshk65 Graf Spee is arguably not an actual battleship but rather an up-gunned heavy cruiser. Then again, Hood wasn't actually a full battleship either.
evildeathmonkey1 6 months ago
Looks Like the USS WASHINGTON was over looked a bit or did I miss something? Lot's of history on this battlewagon.
ibmark2u2 2 years ago
Roslagsvår i bakrunden, ha ha!
Coolt :)
trazanhund 2 years ago 2
Most of the British battleships during the WW2 were actually designed by Irishmen and Belgians who were working under contract.
vnck25 2 years ago 3
2:03 most retarded ship ever.
TheZuikaku 2 years ago 2
Very well done buddy! Lasse Von Krusenstjerna. ;o)
StevenDavidPlissken 2 years ago 8
i love the music.
cocoaandcoffe 2 years ago 12
@cocoaandcoffe
"Roslagsvår" by Hugo Alfvén
55Redfarm 1 year ago
@cocoaandcoffe It's why I favorited it!
lleksikon 6 months ago
Ohh, i don't know that they were coming from a french/sweden prince... Perhaps... So you can have little relation with us... Who knows... But don't forget that he has lots of relations with Napoleon... Marechal of the Empire... Nice rank!
That's true that sweden have a bit french roots.... It's funny :)
tnt2130 2 years ago 10
Yes my friend, the Grand Duke of Luxembourg: Henris mothers (Joséphine-Charlotte) mother was: Princess Astrid of Sweden! Look at the videos and see for yorself...and make your own judgement!
Viv`la France!!
Ulf
Caecarulf 2 years ago
De rien! Bonjour!
Not so bad your french...
Au revoir :)
tnt2130 2 years ago 10
Don´t forget my friend...my strong frensh/belgiums (Vallon) roots...
And don´t forget either...that I believe that I am related to the Royal Family there in Luxemburg...they comes from Jean Baptiste Bernadotte!
Voila!
Ulf
Caecarulf 2 years ago
nice battleships... my favorite one is the pensylvania... I just love her story... So fantastic!!
tnt2130 2 years ago 10
Merci, merci Charles!
Bonjour!
Ulf
Caecarulf 2 years ago