Built to work around limitations imposed by war treaties, these ships had rather intriguing features. 🛳️ engineering
The British Admiralty duly ordered that two such vessels be built, using the best bits of the G3 design, while meeting the very prescriptive restrictions of the Washington Treaty.
For this reason, they are often also referred to as the"Cherry Tree" class as they had been"cut down by Washington". Their main turrets had 16-inches of"NC armor" on the faces, 11-inches on the sides, 7.25-inches on the roof, and 9-inches on the rear with 15-inches around the barbettes. The secondary turrets however had only 1-inch NC all around.Like most things in life, and war, there is no such thing as a solution — only a compromise.
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