Sentence examples for dual turrets from inspiring English sources

The twelve guns were mounted in six dual turrets.

No action was taken on this request until September, when C&R began planning a ship with four 12-inch guns in dual turrets along with eight dual 10-inch or four single 12-inch guns.

The first eight designs ("I"–"IV-C") carried nine 14-inch guns, but many other combinations were tried, including eight 14-inch in two quadruple turrets (one design, "V", even planned for two quadruple 16-inch), eight 14-inch guns in four dual turrets ("VIA" and "VIB"), and ten, eleven or twelve 14-inch guns.

This ship would have mounted a main battery of fourteen 12 inches guns in dual turrets (two superfiring fore, two wing, and three non-superfiring aft), a secondary battery of twenty 4-inch (102 mm) guns and four torpedo tubes on a hull of 22000 LT that would be capable of 21 kn.

This, however, was to be the only substantial change to be allowed The design of the Colorado class, therefore, was taken from the preceding ; other than the notable improvement of eight 16 incaliber caliner in four dual turrets taking the place of the Tennessee-class's twelve 14 incaliber caliber guns in four triple gun turrets, there was not a major difference between the two designs.

Her main armament was sixteen quick-firing 4.5 inches dual purpose guns in eight double turrets, four on each side of the hull, controlled by four Directors using the High Angle Control System.

The secondary armament consisted of eight 57-caliber B-38 152 mm guns mounted in four dual MK-4 turrets concentrated at the forward end of the superstructure.

It is known that the final design of the ships would have had an even greater firepower and size than the Yamato class a main battery of six 51 cm guns in three twin turrets and secondary dual purpose armament consisting of twenty-four 10 cm dual mounted guns (similar to the destroyers).

In 1942, the Mark 15 guns were replaced on West Virginia with sixteen 5-inch 38 caliber Mark 12 dual-purpose guns in twin turrets.

The secondary battery consisted of twelve 5-inch L/38 dual-purpose guns in six twin turrets.

The ship's main armament consisted of sixteen quick-firing (QF) 4.5 inches dual-purpose guns in eight twin-gun turrets, four in sponsons on each side of the hull.