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Oh okay. sorry then

Um sorry to point this out but I think you got Fleet Admiral and Rear Admiral mixed up.

Looks ok, but you have a lot of unused space between the aft mast and the aft 4". You could fit a 3rd set of twin torpedoes in that space. Give them a decent torpedo armament. I have done what you suggested Musketier class Destroyer The Lothringenese Federal Navy began construction on a new class ...

Infanterie class Destroyer The Lothringenese Federal Navy, after seeing German, American and British Navy employ destroyers, launch their own class of destroyers which were licensed copies of the Acorn class destroyers of the British Navy. This class called the Infanterie class. 25 ships were built ...

Wittmann class Light Cruiser Lothringenese Federal Navy in 1914 realized that it had no light cruisers to support their battleships and battlecruisers so they began work on a class of cruisers. So in 1916, Lothringen's first light cruiser class came into service, the Wittmann class light cruisers ...

Ok, got it but I will keep the cruisers

Baltland class heavy cruiser Lothringenese Federal Navy were content with their Jutland armoured cruisers but they knew that soon they needed better cruisers so they began designing a new class of cruisers. So when 1915 came, so did Lothringenese new Baltland class cruisers. They had a main battery ...

Jutland class armoured cruiser, Lothringen's protectors The Lothringenese Federal Navy seeing armoured cruisers that were now coming into service in other navies decided to have cruisers of their own. So by 1905, the Jutland class armoured cruisers were born. This class had a main battery of six 8 ...

Sturmer class Battlecruiser This class was the last class of battlecruisers to be build during the First World War for the Lothringenese Federal Navy. It was armed with ten 15 inch guns and ten 5 inch guns. It has 10 inches of belt armour, 3 inches of deck armour and 7.5 inches of turret armour ...

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