Contents
- 1 Carracks and Galleons
- 2 Sail frigates
- 3 Ships of the line
- 4 Minor Sailing Vessels (incomplete)
- 5 Aircraft carriers
- 6 Amphibious
- 7 Submarines
- 8 Ironclads
- 8.1 Broadside Ironclads
- 8.2 Central Battery Ships
- 8.3 Barbette Ships
- 9 Screw Frigates
- 10 Screw Corvettes
- 11 Screw schooners
- 12 Paddle steamers
- 13 Battleships
- 14 Cruisers
- 15 Destroyers
- 16 Frigates
- 17 Corvettes
- 18 Monitor and floading battery
- 19 Gunboats
- 20 Armed Launches
- 21 Torpedo gunboat
- 22 Torpedo boats
- 23 Patrol Boats
- 24 Minelayer
- 25 Mine Countermeasures Vessels
- 26 Auxiliary ships
- 27 See also
- 28 References
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