war ships are designed in such a way, that they can handle the weight of fighter jets and all the heavy machinery used on these ships.if you will check the figures so you will see, war ships are 1000 times expensive then the cargo and tanker ships.because these ships have capability to perform these tasks.
They are metal beaks placed under the waterline of a warship to punch a hole in the side of an opposing warship and sink her. They were mostly used in ancient warfare, but rams have been revived a few times in history since.
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The most well known thing the Hunley did in the Civil War was to sink the Federal warship Housatonic
The British's hull was covered with a steel plate, making it extremely difficult to drill a WOODEN screw into it. No.
It had several banks of oars for propulsion in battle and a sail for distance travel. It had a ram on front to attack and sink or disable opposing warships. The crews numbered several hundred as rowers.
no it doesnt because it has lots of mass which makes in sink.
1. Both types of vessels can sink; however, only a submarine can return to the surface afterward. 2. One ship is a target; the other is a submarine.
The Confederate submarine, the Hunley was the first submarine to successfully sink a warship. It however, was dragged down to destruction during the battle in Charleston Harbor.
HMS Victory, which was Nelson's flagship, and he died on it, HMS Warrior was the Victorian warship which is the world first steam powered warship that can sail and row and was made of metal, rather than wood. also Mary Rose which was Henry the eighths favorite warship, but it sank coming back from France because it was grounded on too shallow ground and then shot from a french warship and the cannon ball blasted it over. Henry saw it sink. the remains were preserved after they were found in 197? and raised in 1982.
Launched in 1939, the Bismarck was one of Germany's two largest warships ever built. It was sunk in May of 1941 in the North Atlantic.
On May 12, 1918 the White Star Liner Olympic sank U-103