Difference between revisions of "Cruiser"
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== Real World Cruisers == | == Real World Cruisers == | ||
*''Admiral''-class ([[United Kingdom]]) | *''Admiral''-class ([[United Kingdom]]) | ||
*''Alaska''-class ([[United States of America]]) | |||
*''Albany''-class ([[United States of America]]) | *''Albany''-class ([[United States of America]]) | ||
*''Aoba''-class ([[Japan]]) | *''Aoba''-class ([[Japan]]) | ||
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*''Indefatigable''-class ([[United Kingdom]]) | *''Indefatigable''-class ([[United Kingdom]]) | ||
*''Invicible''-class ([[United Kingdom]]) | *''Invicible''-class ([[United Kingdom]]) | ||
*''Kara''-class ([[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]]) | |||
*''Kirov''-class ([[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]]/[[Russian Federation]]) | *''Kirov''-class ([[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]]/[[Russian Federation]]) | ||
*''Köln''-class ([[Federal Republic of Germany]]) | *''Köln''-class ([[Federal Republic of Germany]]) | ||
*''Kresta I''-class ([[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]] | |||
*''Kresta II''-class ([[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]] | |||
*''Kuma''-class ([[Japan]]) | *''Kuma''-class ([[Japan]]) | ||
*''Kynda''-class ([[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]] | |||
*''Leahy''-class ([[United States of America]]) | *''Leahy''-class ([[United States of America]]) | ||
*''Lion''-class ([[United Kingdom]]) | *''Lion''-class ([[United Kingdom]]) | ||
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*''Renown''-class ([[United Kingdom]]) | *''Renown''-class ([[United Kingdom]]) | ||
*''Scharnhorst''-class ([[Federal Republic of Germany]]) | *''Scharnhorst''-class ([[Federal Republic of Germany]]) | ||
*''Slava''-class ([[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]]) | |||
*''Stalingrad''-class ([[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]]) | |||
*''Sverdlov''-class ([[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]]) | |||
*''Takao''-class ([[Japan]]) | *''Takao''-class ([[Japan]]) | ||
*''Ticonderoga''-class ([[United States of America]]) | *''Ticonderoga''-class ([[United States of America]]) | ||
Revision as of 18:39, 3 December 2011
A cruiser is a capital warship, larger than a destroyer but smaller than a battleship. Various subclasses of cruiser exist including heavy cruisers (generally distinguished by better armor), battlecruisers (generally having better weapons), and light cruisers (generally having better speed).
Real World Cruisers
- Admiral-class (United Kingdom)
- Alaska-class (United States of America)
- Albany-class (United States of America)
- Aoba-class (Japan)
- Bainbridge-class (United States of America)
- Baltimore-class (United States of America)
- Belknap-class (United States of America)
- Boston-class (United States of America)
- California-class (United States of America)
- Cleveland-class (United States of America)
- Des Moines-class (United States of America)
- Furutaka-class (Japan
- Galveston-class (United States of America)
- Glorious-class (United Kingdom)
- Hawkins-class (United Kingdom)
- Indefatigable-class (United Kingdom)
- Invicible-class (United Kingdom)
- Kara-class (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)
- Kirov-class (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics/Russian Federation)
- Köln-class (Federal Republic of Germany)
- Kresta I-class (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- Kresta II-class (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- Kuma-class (Japan)
- Kynda-class (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- Leahy-class (United States of America)
- Lion-class (United Kingdom)
- Long Beach-class (United States of America)
- Omaha-class (United States of America)
- Oregon City-class (United States of America)
- Providence-class (United States of America)
- Renown-class (United Kingdom)
- Scharnhorst-class (Federal Republic of Germany)
- Slava-class (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)
- Stalingrad-class (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)
- Sverdlov-class (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)
- Takao-class (Japan)
- Ticonderoga-class (United States of America)
- Truxtun-class (United States of America)
- Virginia-class (United States of America)