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- Flush_deck abstract "In naval architecture, a flush deck refers to when the upper deck of a vessel extends unbroken from stem to stern. There is no raised forecastle or lowered quarterdeck. Ships of this type may be referred to as "flush deckers", although this is often taken as referring to a series of United States Navy destroyers originating from World War I and typified by the Wickes class. For aircraft carriers it means that no "island" superstructure was fitted.".
- Flush_deck wikiPageID "10964172".
- Flush_deck wikiPageRevisionID "593353075".
- Flush_deck hasPhotoCollection Flush_deck.
- Flush_deck subject Category:Naval_architecture.
- Flush_deck subject Category:Ship_types.
- Flush_deck subject Category:Shipbuilding.
- Flush_deck comment "In naval architecture, a flush deck refers to when the upper deck of a vessel extends unbroken from stem to stern. There is no raised forecastle or lowered quarterdeck. Ships of this type may be referred to as "flush deckers", although this is often taken as referring to a series of United States Navy destroyers originating from World War I and typified by the Wickes class. For aircraft carriers it means that no "island" superstructure was fitted.".
- Flush_deck label "Flush deck".
- Flush_deck label "Flush deck".
- Flush_deck label "Glattdecker".
- Flush_deck sameAs Glattdecker.
- Flush_deck sameAs Flush_deck.
- Flush_deck sameAs m.02qwh1c.
- Flush_deck sameAs Q1529858.
- Flush_deck sameAs Q1529858.
- Flush_deck wasDerivedFrom Flush_deck?oldid=593353075.
- Flush_deck isPrimaryTopicOf Flush_deck.