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"Warship technology" is a book category focused on the design, engineering, construction, operation and evolution of naval combat vessels and their onboard systems. It covers naval architecture and propulsion (from sail and steam to gas turbines and nuclear power), weapons and fire-control systems, sensors and electronic warfare, survivability and damage-control, materials and stealth techniques, and systems integration for command-and-control and networked operations. Titles range from technical manuals and shipyard/engineering case studies to illustrated reference guides, procurement and policy analyses, battlefield performance histories, and forward-looking surveys of unmanned vessels, directed-energy weapons and AI-enabled systems. The audience includes naval engineers, defense professionals, historians and enthusiasts who want in-depth explanations of how warships are conceived, built, equipped and modernized to meet changing strategic and technological demands.

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