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- Galveston class ships suffered from serious stability problems caused by the topweight of the missile system. Indeed, the Galveston class ships were more affected...
- Providence class ships suffered from serious stability problems caused by the topweight of the missile system, requiring the use of ballast to improve stability...
- turrets were very heavy, which necessitated a low freeboard to reduce topweight and a corresponding tendency to capsize. By the 1870s, designers had shifted...
- announced by the ****anese. The designers, however, had overreached; excessive topweight led to instability, and gunnery trials revealed cracking hull welds. Hull...
- weight of which dictated that they be low-freeboard ships to reduce their topweight. White, however, argued strenuously for a high-freeboard design to improve...
- landing on deck. To increase her stability after the addition of so much topweight, the upper portion of her anti-torpedo bulge was enlarged. She completed...
- launcher moving from amidships to forward of the bow gun, thus reducing topweight and improving the arc of fire for the Bofors launcher. The last three...
- larger J-, K- and N-class hull to allow for the inevitable growth in topweight. As they had fewer main guns than the J, K and Ns, some magazine space...
- of aluminium alloy in the superstructure with the aim of reducing the topweight. However the design team miscalculated the weight of the ‘Outfit’ in and...
- Oerlikons; the central tube was deleted from the torpedo launchers to lessen topweight. Icarus lost 'Y' gun to stow extra depth charges (for a total load of...