Not exactly current, but still interesting...
Russian Ship Hitlist - Update 06.04.2026 - Correction
https://www.reddit.com/r/ukraine/comments/1sesck1/russian_ship_hitlist_update_06042026_correction/
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HMS Ramillies was a Royal Sovereign-class battleship of the Royal Navy commissioned into service in 1893.
She became increasingly obsolescent as the all-big-gun concept emerged in the early 1900s. Placed in reserve and eventually paid off, being sold for breaking up in 1913, just as HMS Dreadnought had rendered her entire generation of battleships obsolete. #Navy #battleship #HMSRamillies #maritimehistory #naval #NavalHistory #Predreadnought #RoyalNavy #Ship #warship https://www.destinationsjourney.com/historical-military-photographs/warships-of-the-british-royal-navy/hms-ramillies-1892-battleship/
TIL: Trump class battleships. It will come as no surprise that the idea is stupid…

Fun history fact:
WiFi connectivity on-board the light cruiser HMS Belfast was excellent, allowing the crew to stay in touch with the world and especially their loved ones during the second world war.
This brilliant move of british naval command gave them an edge over the Germans, allowing them to pressure and sink the battleship Scharnhorst for example.
A Danish warship sunk by Admiral Nelson’s British fleet discovered beneath a Copenhagen harbour.
Marine archaeologists are racing to excavate the wreck of the flagship Dannebroge, sunk 225 years ago, before construction begins on a massive new housing project set to cover the site.