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This class of three ships was the second design of the new brand of all-big-gun battleships that was soon to bear the name of their predecessor, the groundbreaking HMS Dreadnought. Improved internal construction and protection, a heavier anti-torpedo boat armament of 4" guns and an increased overall size made them more sturdy than the Dreadnought at the same speed, although some compromises had to be made in terms of armour protection and coal bunkerage. All of them were commissioned in 1909.

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rdfs:label	Bellerophon class
rdfs:comment	This class of three ships was the second design of the new brand of all-big-gun battleships that was soon to bear the name of their predecessor, the groundbreaking HMS Dreadnought. Improved internal construction and protection, a heavier anti-torpedo boat armament of 4" guns and an increased overall size made them more sturdy than the Dreadnought at the same speed, although some compromises had to be made in terms of armour protection and coal bunkerage. All of them were commissioned in 1909. The Bellerophon class was a class of dreadnoughts used by the Royal Manticoran Navy. This conventional design was conceived prior to the First Havenite-Manticoran War, long before the advent of missile pod technology. The class was intended as the companion model to the Gryphon-class superdreadnaught. The Bellerophon class's missile centric design and barely smaller mass made it more effective than most Manticoran superdreadnaught designs. The last of a total of 38 ships of this class were retired in 1921 PD. (HH3, Companion)
Draught	175 m
Length	1293 m
dcterms:subject	Capital ship Dreadnought Battleship Royal Navy Ship type Dreadnought Ship Classes
Affiliation	20(xsd:integer)
date introduced	1900(xsd:integer)
Name	Bellerophon class
Type	Dreadnought
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Mass	6985250(xsd:integer)
Acceleration	336.1
Beam	187 m
Armament	7(xsd:integer) 33(xsd:integer) Broadside: Chase:
abstract	This class of three ships was the second design of the new brand of all-big-gun battleships that was soon to bear the name of their predecessor, the groundbreaking HMS Dreadnought. Improved internal construction and protection, a heavier anti-torpedo boat armament of 4" guns and an increased overall size made them more sturdy than the Dreadnought at the same speed, although some compromises had to be made in terms of armour protection and coal bunkerage. All of them were commissioned in 1909. The Bellerophon class was a class of dreadnoughts used by the Royal Manticoran Navy. This conventional design was conceived prior to the First Havenite-Manticoran War, long before the advent of missile pod technology. The class was intended as the companion model to the Gryphon-class superdreadnaught. The Bellerophon class's missile centric design and barely smaller mass made it more effective than most Manticoran superdreadnaught designs. The last of a total of 38 ships of this class were retired in 1921 PD. (HH3, Companion)
is Class of	HMS Bellerophon (Bellerophon class)
is wikipage disambiguates of	Bellerophon

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