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capital ship
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capital ship [′kap·ət·əl ′ship]
(naval architecture)
A surface warship classified as major, for example, a battleship or aircraft carrier.


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Note: figures include weapons systems, tanks, aircraft, artillery, capital ships, missiles, and so on, but do not include small arms.
Tony Graham, the MoD's head of capital ships, responsible for client oversight of the project, added: "Alongside the developing build strategy, we are very pleased to announce additional shipbuilding work for the Queen Elizabeth Class carriers which further extends involvement across the UK.
Tony Graham, the MoD's head of capital ships responsible for client oversight of the project, said: "Alongside the developing build strategy we are very pleased to announce additional shipbuilding work for the Queen Elizabeth Class carriers which further extends involvement across the UK.
 
 
 
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