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[Desertfox]

Right, I too am having problems classifying my Cruisers, as some lie right in the middle of PC and AC. The ex-ACM ships I classified as Protected Cruisers.

[Ithekro]

Than I have reclassified them for this section as such.  The Mark will still call then Belted Cruisers as they are not protected cruiser nor armored cruisers.

[Desertfox]

I classify mine as Heavy Cruisers, Cruisers, and Light Cruisers. Protected cruisers being older, slower, or foreign built ones. We should come up with a standard classification system. Not IC but for OOC purposes such as this one or the fleet lists in our reports. That way we can compare equal ships.

[swamphen]

Here's the DKB at the end of 1906:

BB 4 (1)
BC 0 (2)
AC+CA 7
PC+CL 13 (3)
DD/TB 35 (6)
KB 8
SS 1

[Korpen]

More accurate:
The Netherlands:     
BB: 6 (+1 that will be scraped)           
AF:14           
Sloops: 16                   
DD/TB: 58 (10)   
GB: 12 (5) 

[Borys]

Habsburg  3              3             16(4)              2              35             

[Earl822]

United Norman Kingdom as of h1/1907

Royal Navy:-
    In service(rebuilding)building+Reserve

BB  9(0)2+2
AC  5(0)2+0
LC 19(0)0+0
DD 71(0)0+0
SS   6(0)4+0
Aux 4(0)0+0

[Walter]

Looks good for Japan.
More accurate (1/1/1906):

        BB      AC      PC      CB      DD      GB      SS 
Japan   8(3)    8(3)    17(1)   -       29(18)  9       5(2)

Japan 1/1/1907:

        BB      AC      PC      CB      DD      GB      SS 
Japan   10(2)   8(3)    17(1)   -       44(5)   9       7