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• Washington Naval Treaty
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• Washington Naval Treaty/Definition
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• Washington Naval Treaty/Related Articles
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• Washington (disambiguation)
  {{rpl|Washington Naval Treaty}}
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• Heavy cruiser/Definition
  The only [[cruiser]] type defined by the [[Washington Naval Treaty]], this category has a main [[naval guns and gunnery|gun]] battery between
  319 bytes (46 words) - 10:36, 12 October 2009
• Brooklyn-class/Definition
  9767-ton (i.e., compliant with the [[Washington Naval Treaty]] limit), U.S. [[light cruiser]]s built in 1938-1939, heavily gunned to mat
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• Yorktown-class aircraft carrier
  ...'', ''USS Enterprise'', and ''USS Hornet''. Built under the terms of the [[Washington Naval Treaty]], the carriers were deployed in several engagements through the war. ''USS
  555 bytes (85 words) - 06:19, 7 January 2024
• USS Lexington (CV-2)
  ...s originally intended for [[battlecruiser]]s, but converted as a result of Washington Naval Treaty limitations.
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• USS Indianapolis (CA-35)
  ...om the [[Northampton-class]] cruisers built under the limitations of the [[Washington Naval Treaty]]. The derivation came when concerns were raised about the protection of th
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• Kiichi Hiranuma
  ...enced Japan's withdrawal from the League of Nations, the abrogation of the Washington Naval Treaty, and the signing of the [[Anti-Comintern Pact]].<ref name=Q>{{citation
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• Royal Navy
  ===Washington Naval Treaty=== ...tes of America]], [[Japan]], [[France]] and [[Italy]] agreed to sign the [[Washington Naval Treaty]] capping the tonnage of various classes of warships, in order to prevent a
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• Battleship
  In an attempt to avoid a naval arms race, the [[Washington Naval Treaty]] of 1922 both limited the maximum power of battleships to 16" guns and 35, Some battlecruisers, under construction at the time of the [[Washington Naval Treaty]], would have had to be scrapped if continued, so were converted to [[aircr
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• Cruiser
  After the war, naval arms reduction went into place. Language in the Washington Naval Treaty finally provided an objective definition of one cruiser type. The '''heavy
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