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Table of contents:
- "Baltimore" - the only type of heavy cruisers that were built during the war
- In terms of armament and armor thickness, the Wichita was one of the best "contract" cruisers. whose appearance has become a foundation for the future
- The Wichita design contained a lot of interesting solutions. However, it also contained drawbacks …
- All of the above advantages and disadvantages were proudly inherited by the Baltimore-class heavy cruisers
- The "best in the world" cruisers with a standard displacement of 14,500 tons had a very unobvious superiority in protection over their rivals
- We can only guess what Baltimore's rivals might have been …
- The Germans advanced much farthest with the cruiser "Admiral Hipper"
- Why is Baltimore the best?