There was no standard size, or cutoff point so far as weight goes. The most recent US battleships built in the years just before the war displaced about 27,000 tons. Ship size is given in "displacement", or the weight of the water the ship would "displace" if it could somehow be placed into a completely full tub of water, and the amount of water overflowing out after the ship was put in could be caught and weighed. This is not necessarily the same weight as the amount of steel which went into building the ship. Displacement is often given as "standard", and "loaded", the latter figure including fuel and ammunition on board. This increased the displacement of US WWI "dreadnought" modern battleships to over 28,000 tons. Generally the definition of a battleship is one possessing sufficient armor to protect itself against being penetrated by shells fired from the same size guns which it mounts.
100lbs
after the destruction of the battleship in maine answered again by daylon oliver
110 pounds
I've never heard this before, are you asking which war were they more important in, or did someone say they were more important in World War 1. In World War 2 battleship blockades were 54% effective, stopping 54% of trade going into a country can demoralize citizens extremely quickly, versus 22% effectiveness in World War 1
WWII was histories last: 1. Cruiser fleet actions (Battle of Java Sea) 2. Carrier clashes 3. Battleship vs Battleship clashes (Suriago Strait) 4. Destroyers vs Destroyers (Guadalcanal)
The Bismarck was a 2nd World War Battleship not a First World War battleship. You are getting the ship confused with the man: "Otto von Bismarck" after whom the battleship was named. Bismarck was the Minister President of the Kingdom of Prussia, who then became the First Chancellor of the German Empire. To answer your question here's a map of where the Bismarck was sunk. http://www.warcovers.dk/greenland/bismarck_map.jpg
Tanks, aircraft, poison gas and the Dreadnought Battleship
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World War 1 started in the city of Sarajevo which was then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It ended in a train car in the Compeigne Forest. World War II began in Poland. It ended on the deck of a battleship in Tokyo Bay.
after the destruction of the battleship in maine answered again by daylon oliver
1.2 ounce
110 pounds
I've never heard this before, are you asking which war were they more important in, or did someone say they were more important in World War 1. In World War 2 battleship blockades were 54% effective, stopping 54% of trade going into a country can demoralize citizens extremely quickly, versus 22% effectiveness in World War 1
WWII was histories last: 1. Cruiser fleet actions (Battle of Java Sea) 2. Carrier clashes 3. Battleship vs Battleship clashes (Suriago Strait) 4. Destroyers vs Destroyers (Guadalcanal)
The were never tested. There were no decisive battleship fleet actions fought during WWI. Only battlecruisers and cruisers duelled heavily against each other.
1. There was NO treaty. 2. It was un-conditional surrender. No conditions...just surrender or be destroyed. 3. Tokyo Bay.
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