20 Questions Warship Quiz

No.

And about those Japanese cruisers:
Sakawa was used in the Bikini atomic bomb tests. But apparently Sakawa was never comissioned. Some other unfinished cruisers also 'survived' war.
Myoko surely survived: http://www.combinedfleet.com/myoko_t.htm
and apparently Takao too: http://www.combinedfleet.com/takao_t.htm
Some others: http://www.combinedfleet.com/kitakami_t.htm
http://www.combinedfleet.com/kashima_t.htm
Kashima wasn't 'real' cruiser but anyways...

Edit: apparently Sakawa was used operationally:
http://www.combinedfleet.com/sakawa_t.htm

 

Fought in ww2?

 

Nope, it didn't fought in WW2.

 

Served in WW1 ?

 

Yes it did.

 

british?

 

Allied?(Or should I say Entente? )

 

Q4: British?
A4: No.

Q5: Entente?
A5: No.

 

german?

 

Sort of.

Q7?

 

Goeben?

 

Yes. This was easier than I thought (or questions were smarter than I expected).

Goeben, better know as Yavuz.

Your turn.

 

well, the Goeben is originally German. they just give it to the Turkish because there was no way that it would get pass the british back to it's homeport.
anyway, that "sort of" did gave us the answer

 

As you say, sort of German narrowed it down to Goeben or Breslau (and sorry, Notmi, I think she was better known as Goeben, although served longer (much longer) as Yavuz.

OK, I have a fictional warship in mind....

Tom

 

What do you mean by fictional? :-?

 

Is that question 1? (Just Kidding)

The usual meaning of Fictional -- a ship that did not actually exist but featured in a work of fiction (TV series, Book, Movie, Graphic Novel etc).

Not SF, so you can forget various incarnations of the USS Enterprise!

Tom

 

I thought that only real warships can be used... However,

Q1; Does the ship appear in a book?

 

Q1: Yes

 

Is it a sailing ship?

 

Q2: No