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The King George V-class battleship was a class of British battleships designed in during the 1930s and built during the first half of World War II. They were the most modern British battleships of the era. Five such ships were built and commissioned, the King George V (1940), Prince of Wales (1941), Duke of York (1941), Howe (1942), and Anson (1942). Of the five, only Prince of Wales was sunk along with the battlecrusier HMS Repulse after attacks by Japanese aircraft off Malaya on December 10, 1941.

Battlefield 1942Edit

PrinceOW

Main weapon	6x 14 inch guns
Main weapon reload time	5 secs
Main weapon rate of fire	9 rounds per min
Main weapon fire mode	Semi-auotmatic
Main weapon ammuntion per reload	unlimited
Alternative weapon	none
2nd passenger weapon	4x 14 inch guns
2nd passenger weapon reload time	5 secs
2nd passenger weapon rate of fire	9 rounds per min
2nd passenger weapon fire mode	semi automatic
2nd passenger weapon ammunition per reload	unlimited
3rd & 4th passenger weapon	4x anti air guns
3rd & 4th passenger weapon reload time	N/A
3rd & 4th passenger weapon fire mode	Automatic
Vehicle speed	Slow
Vehicle maneuverability	Slow
Camouflages available	Grey
Operators	USMC

In Battlefield 1942, the PrinceOW is the United States Marine Corps' battleship. It is a huge vessel, though not quite as large as its Axis counterpart, the Yamato. It has four positions: One captain who navigates the ship and controls its frontal cannons, one rear gunner who has the rear guns at their disposal, and two side gunners who have a series of light, rapid firing domed turrets, which are more effective against aircraft.

TacticsEdit

The PrinceOW has un-rivaled firepower when compared to Aircraft Carriers, Destroyers and Subs. Its frontal gun can sink a destroyer in one shot (if all six shots connect) and subs in a few shots. It has a noticable arc at long range. though its splash damage is big and is arguebly best used against infantry on Midway if the enemy team holds a position. Do note that it cannot aim above 25 degrees and below zero meaning that small boats such as subs and landing craft cant be shot at up close.

The secondary position is the rear gunner armed with four 12 inch guns. It works identical to the frontal gun excluding the secondary gun.

third and fourth position are domed anti-air guns that work similiar to the stationary AA guns.