If the Royal Navy received a blank cheque for a modern battlecruiser after the American proposals entered service, what would it build and how many?
Short answerA nuclear-powered ship with substantial VLS capacity is suggested as a British version of the same general idea. No number of ships is given.
NotesThe scenario commissions the American designs before granting Britain unrestricted funding for a modern battlecruiser. A British version of the same general concept is judged the sensible response. Nuclear power and a large VLS battery are the principal features proposed. Neither a detailed layout nor a fleet size is settled.