How the G3 and N3 ships might have been named

What names would the G3 and N3 classes probably have received?

The evidence is inconclusive, but prominent admiral names were plausible because the Royal Navy repeatedly reused them for capital ships.

The proposed names remain uncertain. Recently announced Admiral-class names would have been difficult to abandon, especially after the public had been told to expect them. The later reuse of Nelson, Rodney, Anson, and Howe shows the institutional and public weight attached to admiral names. The discussion connects capital-ship naming traditions with Royal Navy identity and morale.