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15.7 Battle of Santiago de Cuba Collection and Unique Commander Pascual Cervera y Topete

Update 15.7 introduces Pascual Cervera y Topete, the Spanish admiral who commanded the squadron at the Battle of Santiago de Cuba in 1898—a defining engagement of the Spanish-American War. He arrives as Spain's first Unique Commander...


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Conqueror CLR - Tier X British Battleship

After battleship Vanguard was laid down, the plan was to develop British battleships in such a way as to increase their dimensions while maintaining the layout design of their predecessors. One of the options was to switch to three-gun turrets and increase the caliber to 419 mm.
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Ph. van Almonde - Tier VIII Dutch Premium Destroyer 1938

Philips van Almonde was the fourth and final ship of the Gerard Callenburgh class destroyers, a class intended to modernize the Dutch destroyer force in response to the increasingly large and capable destroyers entering service with other navies. Laid down in March 1939, the ship was...


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15.7 Rarity System Update and Legendary Economic Bonuses - Closed Test

Everything you need to know so far about the Rarity Expansion and Legendary Economic Bonuses

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Affondatore - Italian Super Battleship 1945

An Italian version of the "maximum battleship" concept—a ship of unlimited displacement equipped with extremely powerful artillery. The battleship's air defense consists of dual-purpose 135 mm mounts, developed in Italy at the turn of the 1930s and 1940s, along with 76 mm anti-aircraft guns ado...


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