warship

When was the last time we shot at another warship with a warship?

It includes peasants in the middle ages, factory workers in ‘Soviet Russia’ and even gally slaves on a Roman warship.

This, of course, is critical for a warship out at sea that would need to make repairs or improvise right now.

Of course, it’ll probably have significantly inferior performance to a real warship, since it has a merchant ship’s engines and hull.

A nice example is HMS Victory, a wooden warship that saw battle at Trafalgar.

I still remember an array called K which contained the X,Y coordinates and shield strength of each Klingon warship.

Monitorama hosted a great talk by Pete Cheslock about the Vasa warship project.

The difference here is that the Santa Maria is not a warship, so I'm not sure the same rule applies.

The warship has been decomissioned, but clearly Windows is more durable.

We laughed at the warship disabled due to NT issues.

It does not matter that it is not a warship.

That warship was NOT disabled due to NT issues.

Search for "warship" on google images, click on your favorite one, and look for flat, slightly off-color octagon-ish panels on the side.

In Excession, a Culture warship comments how the brain-computer interface (in-universe called a "neural lace") is the most effective torture device ever devised.

Not just a battleship, one of the two famous Japanese "Super-battleships", pride of the Japanese navy, with the biggest guns ever fitted on a warship.

For the cost of your single "thermally stealth" warship, your enemy can likely afford thousands of cheap dumb probes that can spot you from many angles.