Chapter 2, Explanation of Terms Related to the Implementation Rules of the Treaty
Total tonnage: 561,500 tons
3. (a) When a capital ship has been decided to be dismantled, the first step of the dismantling process should be implemented immediately, primarily aimed at rendering the ship incapable of being used for combat purposes
Total tonnage: 436,550 tons
In this treaty, the term "ton" refers to a metric ton equivalent to 1,000 kilograms, unless specifically stated as "imperial ton".
Mount Tai 18000
California 32300
(b) Each contracting party is obligated to promptly and timely inform the other contracting parties to this treaty of the following matters
Mississippi 32000
Part Three, the replacement of vessels
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Ship name and tonnage
(c) Each contracting state may immediately construct replacement vessels in the event of an accident or loss involving a principal vessel, in accordance with the provisions of Articles 4 and 7 of Chapter 1 of this treaty and other relevant clauses. The vessel replacement plan of that state may be advanced accordingly.
New Mexico 32000
(d) Any capital ship retained in accordance with the provisions of the treaty shall not undergo reconstruction or other major modifications. The side armor, caliber, number, and type of main guns shall not be altered, except in the following circumstances:
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(1) The name of the main ship that will be replaced by the newly constructed vessel
Fusang 30600
Nanling 20500
This refers to the standard displacement of the vessel. After the construction of the ship is completed, it includes the personnel on board, the operational power system, and all items necessary for navigation, including weapons, ammunition, all supplies and fresh water for the crew, mixed storage reserves, and all equipment used for combat, but does not include additional fuel, food, and fresh water
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German Navy
Revenge 25750
2. The decommissioning of naval vessels may proceed according to the following regulations
1. The dismantling of a warship must reach a level where it can no longer be used for combat purposes
Ryukyu Islands 25000
Ship name and tonnage
War Weariness 27500
George V 23000
The replacement of the main battleship must be carried out according to the schedule outlined in Sections 1 and 2 of this part
Haruna 27500
Malbaro 25000
Warriors 27500
New York 27,000
Diamond 27500
Royal Navy
Tennessee 32300
South China Sea 30500
Navy of the Ming Empire
Ship name and tonnage
Songshan 18000
Total tonnage: 509,000 tons
Delaware 20000
Changmen 33800
(1) France and Italy are allowed to proceed with the installation of anti-mine compartments, armor, and the increase of main gun caliber, as the tonnage of their capital ships is within the restricted levels. However, the caliber of the main gun must not exceed sixteen inches (400 millimeters)
4. The date when the dismantling work of the ship commenced
The following explanation regarding the rules for the dismantling of warships applies to the warships specified in Article 2 and Article 3 of Chapter I of this treaty
Reputation 26,500
Italian Navy
(5) The launch date of the newly built vessel, along with its standard displacement at launch and its main technical specifications, including the waterline length at standard displacement, the maximum width of the hull and below
Ship name and tonnage
This abalone is 25,000
Counterattack 26500
Taiwan Island 21500
Changbai Mountain 19500
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Arkansas 26000
According to this treaty, after the year 1923 (the 555th year of the Ming calendar), the battleships that must be dismantled will allow France and Italy to each retain two vessels for the purpose of naval training, to be used by schools for artillery, torpedoes, and other training. France may retain the Jean Bart class, while Italy may retain the Dante and one Caesar class battleship. In retaining these warships for the aforementioned purposes, France and Italy guarantee the dismantling of the command towers of the aforementioned vessels and ensure that these ships will not be used in warfare. France may retain the Jean Bart class, while Italy may retain the Dante and one Caesar class battleship. In retaining these warships for the aforementioned purposes, France and Italy guarantee the dismantling of the command towers of the aforementioned vessels and ensure that these ships will not be used in warfare
Interpretation of the meanings of the terms involved in this treaty
East China Sea 30500
Himalayas 20500
According to Article 2 of Chapter 1 of this treaty, the list of capital ships that each contracting party may retain is as follows
Bohai 30500
Total tonnage: 301,320 tons
capital ship
Texas 27,000
(a) The main battleship shall be replaced by a new vessel of the same class after 20 years of service. The scale of the replacement vessel must not exceed the provisions of Articles 4 and 7 of Chapter 1. The laying of the keel shall not occur earlier than the 17th year after the completion of the replaced vessel. In addition to complying with the schedule stipulated in the third paragraph of Article 2 of Chapter 1 or Section 2 of this part, construction shall not commence within ten years after August 8, 1921 (the 553rd year of the Ming calendar)
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(4) The standard displacement of the ship about to commence construction, along with its main technical specifications, dimensions, including the waterline length at standard displacement, and the maximum width of the waterline and the section below it
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Florida 21825
Pennsylvania 31200
South Carolina 16000
Japanese Navy
Emperor of India 25000
Wyoming 26000
Bold 23000
Hainan Island 21500
Fog Island 27500
Determination 25750
Part Four, Definitions
The British Navy can complete the armor reinforcement work on the battlecruiser "HMS Renown," which has already commenced but is currently on hold
Qilian Mountain 19500
Part One, the main warships retained by each contracting state
The existing completed vessels will have their displacement tonnage measured in accordance with the current measurement system of their respective countries. However, any future declaration of displacement by any country based on metric tons shall be considered as tons under this treaty
Dabie Mountain 20500
Anima Qing Mountain 19500
standard displacement
(b) The dismantling of ships that must be destroyed according to the provisions of paragraphs 2 and 3 of Article 2, as well as the work required to render them non-combat effective according to Article 3, must commence immediately after the completion of their replacement vessels, and shall be completed no later than six months after this period begins. The dismantling work specified in paragraph 2 of this section must be completed within eighteen months after the completion of the replacement vessel. If there are delays in the construction of the replacement vessel, the work to render it non-combat effective as stipulated in paragraph 3 of this section must begin within four years after the keel of the replacement vessel is laid, and the dismantling work specified in paragraph 2 of this section must be completed within eighteen months after the completion of the replacement vessel. If there are delays in the construction of the replacement vessel, the work to render it non-combat effective as stipulated in paragraph 3 of this section must begin within four years after the keel of the replacement vessel is laid, and must be completed within six months after the commencement of this work. The dismantling work specified in paragraph 2 of this section must be completed within eighteen months after the commencement of the work to render it non-combat effective.
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(c) Used solely as a target ship; in this case, if it is necessary to convert it into a movable target ship, all provisions of paragraph 3 must be complied with, except for subparagraphs (6) and (7). Contracting states may only maintain ownership of one such target ship at a time
Yellow Sea 30500
Bi Rui 27500
The displacement of the ships to be built in the future will be based on this standard
Royal Oak 25750
Altai Mountains 20500
Daxing'anling 19500
(b) When a warship is decommissioned or abandoned, the following facilities should be removed and placed onshore, or destroyed, to prevent their future use in combat missions: (1) All naval guns, fixed firearms, fire control and command towers, as well as the movable parts of turrets and gun emplacements; (2) All shipboard electrical and mechanical equipment; (3) All fire control instruments, range finders, and speed measuring devices; (4) All munitions, explosives, and underwater mines; (5) All torpedoes, torpedo warheads, and launch tubes; (6) All radio telegraph equipment; (7) The bridge command tower and all side armor, as well as all propulsion systems
Nevada 27500
French Navy
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Malaya 27500
Ship name and tonnage
Ship name and tonnage
Qinling 20500
Duke Iron 25,000
Ship name and tonnage
(a) Permanent submersion
(a) The work related to the decommissioning of vessels abandoned in accordance with the provisions of Section 1 of Article 2 of this chapter, as well as the work to revoke their combat capabilities as stipulated in Article 3, must be completed within six months after the entry into force of this treaty, while the decommissioning of the hulls must be completed within eighteen months after the entry into force of this treaty
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Ship name and tonnage
Mountain City and Library 30600
Hud 41000
(b) Complete dismantling, including the removal of all machinery, boilers, armor, as well as all external side plates of the deck, ship's side, and hull
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Idaho 32000
After the completion of the other two battleships of the West Virginia class, in accordance with the provisions of Article 2 of Chapter 1, the USS South Carolina will be decommissioned, bringing the total tonnage of the United States Navy to 485,750 tons
Bahamu 27500
Utah 21825
Maryland 32600
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Bayankala Mountain 20500
Section 2: The Disintegration and Replacement of Capital Ships
The date on which the government approved the construction of replacement vessels
Hinata 31260
After the completion of two new battleships, in accordance with the provisions of Article 2 of Chapter 1, the "HMS George V" and the "HMS Audacious" will be decommissioned, resulting in a total tonnage of 533,000 tons for the Royal Navy
Ship name and tonnage
Chongming Island 25000
The main battleships to be constructed in the future are defined as vessels designed for combat, with a displacement exceeding 10,000 tons or a main gun caliber exceeding 8 inches (200 millimeters)
Ottoman Turkish Navy
Kuye Island 21500
Mutsu 33800
Ramilis 25750
After the completion of two new battleships, in accordance with the provisions of Article 2 of Chapter 1, the "Taishan" and "Huashan" and "Songshan" will be decommissioned, and the total tonnage of the Great Ming Empire Navy will be 577,500 tons
Ise 31260
United States Navy
Hengshan 18000
Queen Elizabeth 27500
Zhoushan Island 25000
Spanish Navy
Guogan 32500
Part Two, Rules for the Disintegration of Warships
(3) Replace the time for laying the ship's keel