Difference between revisions of "Warship"

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USS Constitution

A warship is a ship that is made for combat. Modern warships are frequently classified into several categories, such as: aircraft carriers, battleships, cruisers, destroyers, frigates, corvettes, submarines and amphibious assault ships.

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−	A '''warship''' is a ship that is made for combat. Modern warships are frequently classified into several categories, ~~like~~: [[Aircraft carrier\|aircraft carriers]], [[Battleship\|battleships]], cruisers, [[Destroyer\|destroyers]], [[Frigate\|frigates]], [[Corvette\|corvettes]], [[Submarine\|submarines]] and amphibious assault ships.	+	A '''warship''' is a ship that is made for combat. Modern warships are frequently classified into several categories, such as: [[Aircraft carrier\|aircraft carriers]], [[Battleship\|battleships]], cruisers, [[Destroyer\|destroyers]], [[Frigate\|frigates]], [[Corvette\|corvettes]], [[Submarine\|submarines]] and amphibious assault ships.