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Types of Naval Vessels

Name the types of vessels that are commonly used in militarised navies around the world.
My hints may be poorly explained; feel free to improve on them in the comments!
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Flagship of a modern navy (if they can afford one)
Aircraft carrier
Second largest in a navy, only behind the above
Cruiser
Flagship of early 20th century navies
Battleship
Similar to the above but with less armour and a longer hull to attain greater speeds
Battlecruiser
A vessel capable of underwater operation
Submarine
A fast, manoeuvrable, endurable ship designed to escort larger ships in convoys
Destroyer
A smaller warship with a similar purpose as to the above
Frigate
Typically considered to be the smallest type of warship
Corvette
A vessel tasked with clearing explosives from the water
Minesweeper
A vessel used for amphibious assaults
Landing craft
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1 Comments
NathanJB
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Level 47
Aug 24, 2020
Accept 'minehunter' for 'minesweeper'?
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