Oceanic Navy County Class Battleship

The Oceanic Navy's County class fast battleships were built in the mid 1940's as a counter to what the Allies, in general battleship standards, could produce.

Armed with very high quality 12x15 inch main armemant, 2x10 inch guns, 16x5 inch dual gun turret secondaries, and a array of smaller anti-aircraft guns, it could fight off anything signifacant to it's size. Five ships were built, named after counties, with the above being "NewFall County" or BB 51.

The camoflage is indicative of Pre-1945 camoflage rules that could allow a ship to have unique, but not blatant, camoflages. It was in part made stricter Post-1945, but in peace times it could be allowed to come back.

While not anything very large, it was a successful stopgate until the bigger Island Class and the massive Metropolitan Class battleships came online.