Awaji (1944)🇯🇵- originally laid down as a Kii class Battleship she was converted into a carrier in 1927. in 1941 she would undergo a major refit to the state you see her in.
@AdamTrad5@flamuchz That isn’t really a good thing thou. Copy pasting ships making them stupidly powerful and making people pay for them is a horrible precedent to set.
@thomas_embleton @GamerMikeH @RedSpoder@flamuchz Bayern already has its WW1 refit in the A hull and the Iowa already have the only refit people care about which is the bridge one. Your argument isn’t making sense this is a blatant cash in from WG no effort and no one will buy it because who cares its a generic town class.
@thomas_embleton @GamerMikeH @RedSpoder@flamuchz All the ships you describe differ in model some dramatically. + none of the ships you described are preserved at national icons.
@thomas_embleton @GamerMikeH @RedSpoder@flamuchz But we already have a 1943 refit town class light cruiser in game. HMS Edinburgh you are paying £35 for a camo and HE shells, a lazy reskin
@thomas_embleton @GamerMikeH @RedSpoder@flamuchz Of course not in game but I don’t think anyone cares about that people care about the iconic nature of the Belfast post refit.
@kittystrand_ Stain on that great history it does not undermine the fact that slavery was not fully responsible for L’s development and to discredit the Albert dock is just madness and incredibly offensive to the labourers and dockers who worked in the shipping and shipbuilding industries.
@kittystrand_ I fully agree with your cause but some of this just isn’t true and it undermines the efforts of dedicated labourers which in the case of the canal were immigrants from Ireland. Liverpool was a colossal maritime power throughout the 18th, 19th and 20th century whilst slavery is a
@GrumFromNorwich@James1940@mayavision@YouTube I just don’t understand what you are trying to prove, Rodney was superior to Bismark in almost every way bar speed. Greater firepower, a more advanced all or nothing armour scheme and state of the art fire control.