- by
ironclads. The
first ironclads were
built on
wooden or iron hulls, and
protected by
wrought iron
armor backed by
thick wooden planking.
Ironclads were...
-
between the
first ironclads, p. 100. Davis, Duel
between the
first ironclads, pp. 98–104. Davis, Duel
between the
first ironclads, p. 109. Davis, Duel...
-
Ironclads (film), a 1991 TNT
television film
Ironclads:
American Civil War, a
computer game
Ironclads: High Seas, a
computer game
Operation Ironclad or...
-
various ironclads design such as the ram, broadside,
central battery (or casemate),
turret and
barbette will be mentioned. Some of
these ocean ironclads can...
- (1903). "The Land
Ironclads". The
Strand Magazine. 23 (156): 751–769. The Land
Ironclads, H. G. Wells, 1909 H.G. Wells, "The Land
Ironclads," in The Short...
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casemate ironclads were
restricted to
inland river operations—hence
their "brown-water navy" nickname)
while the
South had (casemate)
ironclads". In effect...
-
simulates American Civil War
naval combat. The
Ironclads is a game that
simulates naval warfare between ironclads during the
American Civil War, such as the...
- Near the end of the
American Civil War, the
Ironclad Oath was an oath
promoted by
Radical Republicans that
required federal employees, lawyers, and federal...
- ships, but
European ironclads took a long time to
construct and drew far too much
water to be
useful off the
Southern coast. The
Ironclad Board had to get...
-
called "
ironclads" (supplanting the
ironclad warship). They
learn that
after the
Battle of Fort
Sumter that the
Confederate forces also have
ironclad units...
