Naval Historywith Dr. Alex

Chapter · 1:17-2:00

London Treaty subjects and fleet categories

The London Treaty schedule covers capital ships, carriers, the Pensacola class, possible cruiser designs, destroyers, sloops, other vessels and fortifications, before an overall review.

Aircraft CarriersCapital ShipsCruisersDestroyersFirst London Naval Treaty (1930)Naval FortificationsNaval TreatiesPensacola Class Heavy CruisersSloops
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Notes

The London Treaty portion was scheduled to begin with capital ships under the first London Treaty on 5 June, followed by aircraft carriers on 6 June. A Pensacola-class episode on 7 June would open a separate series on US cruisers, followed on 8 June by possible London Treaty cruiser designs. Destroyers were scheduled for 9 June, and sloops and other ships for 11 June. An intervening Ultimate Admiral: Dreadnoughts (UAD) battle was still undecided: it could involve capital ships, cruisers, destroyers or a mixed force. Fortifications would follow on 12 June, with an overall equitable-treaty review on 13 June covering what remained.