Dreadnoughts: The Ships And The Men: Opens Friday 28 April 10:00am 4.30pm
Dreadnoughts:
The Ships and the Men who Built, Lived and Fought in them.
at the Royal Naval Museum
A new exhibition at the Royal Naval Museum to celebrate the design, building and service of HMS Dreadnought, the first modern battleship. Twice as powerfully-armed and 3 knots faster than any warship of her time, she gave Britain a head-start in an arms race that continued beyond World War 1.
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