For example, the cost of the battle cruiser Lion is 2.08 million pounds, and the cost of Queen Mary, Princess Celestia and Tiger is also of this level, of which the Tiger is the most expensive, at 2.1 million pounds. What was the cost of a German battlecruiser in the same period www.biquge.info Historically, the cost of Deflinger was 56 million marks, Lütsov was 58 million, and Hindenburg was 60 million marks. It was almost 4 percent more expensive than the British battle cruisers.

True, the British had many captains and fierce competition, and that's right. The cost will also be lower because of the competition between shipyards, and compared with the more complex relations within Germany, the British are indeed more efficient, but no matter how efficient they are, there is no such efficient method, right?

Everyone is a first-class power, and at the same time, they build the same class of battleships, why is a battle cruiser of the Germans so much more expensive than the British? This is not scientific! Do you really think that the so-called "system" advantage can reach the point of ignoring physical and objective laws? What do you think?! God can't do that!

Compare the Deflinger and the Lion, which are about the same tonnage, because the German battlecruisers used small boilers, and the power weight was much smaller when the output was low. As for artillery, everyone is 4 turrets, and the cost of artillery accounts for a small proportion of the entire weapon, and the key is a variety of servos (after all, the Queen's 15-inch gun seems to be only 15,000 pounds a piece.) ）

What's really worse than the cost? The armor of the Lion weighs about a quarter of the entire battleship, about 6,000 tons, and what about De Fllinger? The weight of their armor is about 9,000 tons! Nearly 4 became! 3000 tons heavier than you! And the cost of the armor per ton is around 100 to 150 pounds! Sold by the pound, it was almost the highest, and the German battleships had almost 50% more armor than the British! Can people not be strong? British battlecruisers save money and save armor, you don't die who dies?

The same article Germans will do it, but people think it's fooling, and then they don't play like this, look at the cost of the battle cruisers of both sides in the early part of history, New Zealand and Australia are about 1.78 million pounds. Moltke and Goeben are around 41 million to 42 million marks, or about 2 million pounds. It's also quite cheap. And the cost of Moltke to De Fllinger has increased by 40%! Why? Is it true that 8 12-inch guns are much more expensive than 10 11-inch L50 guns?

Dynamical system? Please, in terms of the number of boilers, De Fleeter is not as much as Moltke, although Moltke's theoretical output is not high, but the actual output is higher than that of De Fleet, and Moltke's power cost is more expensive to meet the reality. In fact, the cost is worse than the armor. MOLTKE's 1.8-METER 270MM ARMOR BELT IS BETTER THAN DE FLINGER'S 3-METER 300MM CONSCIENCE ARMOR BELT?

Maybe the officers of the British Royal Navy sitting here will not be able to come up with such similar data, and they will not have the perspective of the traverser, but everyone understands this truth, but it is all secret. For what Fisher said, everyone just hummed first, with an expression of waiting for the following.

Fisher, as the main "cook", naturally understood this poisonous chicken soup, and after being a little embarrassed, he added: "The Japanese Fuso-class battleships cost a total of about 3 million pounds, plus they refer to the German design, so I think the combat effectiveness of the Fuso-class battleships should be very high." "Well, that's it.

"£3 million, that's a lot." Jericho said, touching his chin. Jericho, who can be the commander of the Grand Fleet, naturally understands not only his Grand Fleet, but also the warehouses and officers and men of the Grand Fleet. There must still be some understanding of the construction and economic reasons of the battleship, what is the concept of 3 million pounds before the war? Basically, if you can spend so much money to build a normal warship, the performance will definitely not be bad, after all, it is all real materials!

Why is it said to be a normal battleship? Because there are still abnormal warships in this world, such as Russia, the cost of a Gangut or Queen Mary in Russia is actually about the same as a queen, and it may even be higher! With a cost of more than 2.5 million pounds, it is impossible to build a battleship that is not fast, has only 12 12-inch guns, has average firepower, and defends against garbage.

It is said that the list of construction costs of a Russian battleship actually included the cost of the Russian Tsar's palace construction, and the other purpose of co-authoring the construction of the battleship was to reimburse the Tsar and the nobles. And even then, the cost of the Russian battleship did not reach 3 million pounds!

Export warships will also be more expensive, for example, the Kongo-class battleships sold by Britain to Japan, in terms of performance, this product is also on the same level as the likes of lions and tigers, and may be slightly better. But the cost is actually 2.5 million pounds, considering that the cost of the tiger is only 2.1 million pounds, the British knife is ruthless enough.

Of course, if Japan had built its own warships of this class, it would definitely not have reached this price, although the British had an advantage in the shipbuilding industry as a whole, but Japan's labor costs were low....... Shipbuilding is also a labor-intensive industry, and labor costs account for a large part! If this Fuso-class battleship really cost 3 million pounds, and it was a self-use battleship, to be honest, Jericho felt that even the crappy designers of the Royal Admiralty could definitely make a good battleship.

With a not-so-bad design and enough real money, you tell me that the combat effectiveness of the battleship is not good? No kidding, okay? This is against the laws of objectivity! Thinking of this, Jericho first agreed with Fisher's words, but to be honest, he really didn't pay attention to the details of the construction of Japanese naval warships, so he also wanted to know how the Japanese got this class of warships.

"Since everyone is interested in Japanese battleships, and also in the characteristics of German ships, I hope that at tomorrow's meeting, Mr. Incott, the chief designer of the Royal Navy, will be invited to introduce to us all this class of Japanese battleships and their German blood!" Churchill said.

To tell the truth, today's meeting has been very stiff so far, and the two sides are not willing to give up an inch of territory, not to solve the problem, but to provoke the problem. So, as the central Admiralty, Churchill had to reconcile the relationship between the two sides. Find a topic that interests everyone.

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