An alternative turret arrangement for the Nelson class

What was the Nelson class's greatest weakness after speed?

The B-turret arrangement; a raised third turret could improve firing arcs, although the historical choice was reasonable.

The F3-style arrangement raises the third turret, allowing all nine guns to fire forward and improving their arcs. The historical arrangement gave the turrets broad but different arcs, while the raised alternative trades more length and structural accommodation for better concentration ahead. No normal battleship engagement would let a fast opponent remain safely in Nelson's stern blind area because doing so would require implausibly close station keeping. The alternative remains a hindsight-informed preference rather than proof of a clear historical error.