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08 March 2010

    Parts "British mine warfare ships and craft 1922-1946" and "British converted merchant vessels 1922-1946" were modified to new standard (49 and 15 pages). Many dates (when the ships were laid down, launched, completed and discarded) were corrected. Royal Navy volume (1922-1946) is completed.


 


22 February 2010

    Part "British amphibious ships and craft 1922-1946" was modified to new standard (39 pages).

12 February 2010

    Part "British coastal forces 1922-1946" was modified to new standard (57 pages).

11 February 2010

    Part "Other British fighting ships 1922-1946" was modified to new standard (17 pages).

03 February 2010

    Part "British escorts 1922-1946" was modified to new standard (46 pages).

    New part "Torpedo ships of Sweden 1922-1946" (26 pages).

14 January 2010

    Part "British submarines 1922-1946" was modified to new standard. New pictures, corrected dates of entering / exiting service, new "ship design" articles, improved "naval service" articles etc.

06 January 2010

    Part "British torpedo ships 1922-1946" was modified to new standard. New pictures, corrected dates of entering / exiting service, new "ship design" articles, improved "naval service" articles etc.

30 December 2009

    Part "British cruisers 1922-1946" was modified to new standard.

10 December 2009

    New part "cruisers of Sweden 1922-1946". Part "British aircraft carrying ships" was modified to new standard. New standard includes: enhanced graphics, corrected fate and technical data.

04 December 2009

    New section: "Swedish Navy 1922 - 1946" containing now one part "capital ships", created by new my standard. Also part "British capital ships and monitors" was modified to new standard.

27 November 2009

    New sections: "Finnish Navy 1922 - 1946" and "Finnish naval armaments 1922 - 1946".

17 November 2009

    I am sorry for a delay of updates. I placed advertising on a site. Continuation will follow soon (Finnish Navy). I wish to ask a question to readers: soon we shall finish the Navies of Second World war. Where shall we go further - forward (50s - 60s) or back (WWI)? I`m waiting for Your opinion by e-mail.
    Faithfully Yours, Ivan Gogin

05 November 2009

New  part: "Fighting ships and naval armaments of Bulgaria 1922 - 1946"

23 October 2009

New  part: "Fighting ships and naval armaments of Yugoslavia 1922 - 1946"

Many existed ship pages received corrected enhanced graphic. My site becomes colored.

06 October 2009

New page is started. I start collect the most comprehensive naval sites in the Web. I think there are best links!

04 October 2009

New  parts: "River fleets of Czechoslovakia and Hungary 1922 - 1946 and their armaments".

27 September 2009

New  parts: "Navies of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania 1922 - 1940 and their armaments"

22 September 2009

New  part: "Polish naval armaments 1922 - 1946"

18 September 2009

New  part: "Fighting ships of Poland 1922 - 1946"

05 September 2009

New  part: "Soviet naval aviation and armaments 1922 - 1946"

13 August 2009

New  parts: "Soviet converted merchant vessels and Board Guard ships and boats 1922 - 1946". "Soviet Navy" volume is now completed.

04 August 2009

New  part: "Soviet mine warfare ships and craft 1922 - 1946".

15 July 2009

New  part: "Soviet amphibious ships and craft 1922 - 1946".

09 July 2009

New  part: "Soviet coastal forces 1922 - 1946".

12 June 2009

New  parts: "Soviet escorts and other fighting ships 1922 - 1946".

19 April 2009

New  part: "Soviet submarines 1922 - 1946".

10 April 2009

New volume: "Warships of Soviet navy 1922 - 1946"

includes now following parts: "Capital ships", "Cruisers", "Torpedo ships".

20 March 2009

"Italian naval aviation and armaments 1922 - 1946" is added.

10 March 2009

New parts "Italian coastal forces, amphibious ships, mine warfare ships, converted merchant vessels 1922 - 1946". "Italian Navy 1922 - 1946" is now complete.

01 March 2009

New parts "Italian submarines, escorts, other fighting ships 1922 - 1946".

21 February 2009

New part "Italian torpedo ships".

14 February 2009

New volume: "Warships of Italian navy 1922 - 1946"

includes now following parts: "Capital ships", "Aircraft carrying ships", "Cruisers".

January, 28, 2009

"French naval aviation and armaments 1922 - 1946" is added.

January, 19, 2009

New parts: "French escorts, other fighting ships, coastal forces, amphibious ships and craft, mine warfare ships, converted merchant vessels 1922 - 1946". French Navy volume is completed.

December, 31, 2008

New parts: "French torpedo ships and submarines 1922 - 1946".

December, 15, 2008

New part: "French cruisers 1922 - 1946".

December, 09, 2008

New volume was added: "French fighting ships 1922 - 1946" consisting two parts: battleships and aircraft carrying ships.

November, 28, 2008

"German naval aviation and armaments 1922 - 1946" is now completed. Many other armament pages were updated.

November, 24, 2008

"German fighting ships 1922 - 1946" is now completed.

October, 29, 2008

"German fighting ships 1922 - 1946" including now new 2 parts: coastal forces, amphibious ships and craft.

October, 05, 2008

Most pages with information about British ships and many pages in American volume were updated (building data, dimensions etc.).

New volume was begun. "German fighting ships 1922 - 1946" including now 7 parts (capital ships, aircraft carrying ships, cruisers, torpedo ships, submarines, escorts, other fighting ships).

August, 10, 2008

So, we are starting.

This site includes today information about all fighting ships of UK, USA and Japan served or were built in period from 1922 to 1946 , their armament and board planes.

I hope these tables include information about all purpose built fighting ships of these three countries with displacement more than 10 ts and requisitioned merchant vessels converted for combat duties with displacement more than 100 ts (or capacity more than 100 BRT).

1. NB: I permanently modify existent parts without special notices!!!

2. With my regrets, this site contains today two large empty spaces. I shall be glad to receive information about British landing craft (LCT and smaller) and converted vessels of Italian merchant fleet.

 

 

 

 

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