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Real technical drawings, all at the same scale — battleships, submarines and one very large aeroplane, with a person for reference.
The giantsThe biggest battleship, the biggest submarine and the biggest aircraft ever built.
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Jutland, 1916The battlecruisers that met in the North Sea on 31 May 1916. Two of the British ships blew up.
HMS LionBattlecruiser · Britain · 1912


213.4 m
HMS Queen MaryBattlecruiser · Britain · 1913


214.4 m
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Battleships of the Second World WarJapan, Germany and France — three answers to the same question.
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The boomersBallistic missile submarines — the five nuclear navies' ultimate deterrent, side by side.
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Hunter-killersAttack submarines built to find and sink the boomers.
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Cold War duelThe titanium sprinter, the American hunter and the Soviet carrier-killer.
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From Nautilus to TyphoonThe first nuclear submarine against the biggest — and two modern diesel boats for scale.
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