They suffered from design delays, constant design changes, and an industry that was incapable of meeting the required production goals. They were planned to be the rivals of the Japanese Yamato Class in speed, armor and armorment. Constant design flaws and testing reduced each basic requirement until the Project 23 battleships had been reduced from Yamato Class to Bismark Class at least on paper.
They were laid down (in a lesser number) but never completed by the end of WW2 and the effort was eventually scrapped.
Four Yamato-class Battleships were ordered. Two of which were completed. (Yamato & Musashi). The third (Shinano) was partially-completed, and then converted into an aircraft carrier. The fourth was cancelled and never built.
They're available, if needed. Until recently they could have but all the ships are off the navy registry now as of 2006.
Cassius ordered Pindarus to kill him.
They had ordered Abu Bakr to be a Caliph since he knew Muhammad.
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The Enforcement Act of 1871 was ordered.
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The Navy protected the Atlantic with 5 battleships, a lot of cruisers, and almost 100 destroyers. These were ordered by patrol ships and other vessels to defend troop and food convoys sailing to Britain and France.
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Algernon ate them all.
A sequence is just an ordered set of events. You write it by telling what happened in order.
Hitler ordered the SS to destry the train near the end of WW2