U.S.N. Sentinel

The U.S.N. Sentinel, also called the Sentinel, is the world's fastest battleship. Prior to approval for active service by the World Government Security Council, the Sentinel will undergo sea trials.

Design
[This section is incomplete. You can help by adding to it.] On the port of the Sentinel's bow is an anchor. The interior situated at the bow contains a forward sonar drone and a forward steam turbine. On the port exterior is a forward manoeuvring aquajet, subjacent to a hull stabilising strake. Situated above the steam turbine are crew living quarters including a medical bay, recreational facilities and a canteen. Located above is an armoured gun magazine and forward gun control room. There is a subsidiary control room located above: atop its roof is a forward 4.5 inch twin gun turret. Located behind is a drone hangar; tactical deployment drones are stored here. Approximately midway down the Sentinel is a missile tracking and radar antenna, and sea to air missiles mounted on missile launchers. Situated behind the missile launchers is an armoured hatch for a helijet hangar below.

Technical data
Beam: 98 feet. Displacement: 51,270 tons. Length: 720 feet. Power: three steam turbines. Speed: 200 knots. U.S.N. Sentinel commissioned: Jan 2064.