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Western powers naval battleships

Western powers naval battleships

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Wooden boat
Large vessels
naval vessels
Maritime vehicle

They were the main ships of the navies of Western powers from the mid-17th century to the mid-19th century, and they formed the core force of maritime combat at that time. Originating from large sailing ships, this three-or four-masted ship has a towering structure at the rear, usually carrying heavy artillery, and is distributed on two decks. It usually has three decks, equipped with bottom deck guns of 30 to 48 pounder shells, middle deck guns of about 24 pounder shells, and upper deck guns of 30 or more 12 pounder guns. As a symbol of sea power at that time, it was not until the emergence of steam-powered battleships that they gradually withdrew from the stage of history.

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