Ironclad Ships

History

When The Great Rewind came about the British knew that they needed a military force but as The Great Rewind reversed their technology back to the 1860s-1880s, they knew of one place that they could find a living replica of a ship of the era. A ship moored in Portsmouth, HMS Warrior, that had been turned into a historical tourist spot in The Old World, became a place of research. This research was indeed to reverse engineer the existing ship to make engineering schematics and from there make more of the ships in the future.

Composition

Manpower

How Many People Are Implicit Within This Formation?

Ironclad ships can be in a fleet of between two to ten ships, however, it is vastly more likely that they will be seen in smaller numbers for military convoys. For wars where the logistics are in the favour of the admiral who can deploy more ships in or arrange more ships to an area where they are needed.

Equipment

What Equipment Does This Formation Use?

Safety Equipment
Lifeboats
Rust Preventing Paint.
Medical Equipment
Cooking Equipment

Weaponry

Which Weaponry Does The Formation Carry Or Is Able To Equip?

Formations may have weapons used occasionally, in certain circumstances, or as a last resort.

Cannons

Ironclads are armed with 38 Cannons. Which make up:

(4) 40-pounder guns
(26) 68-pounder guns
(8) 110-pounder guns

The number of pounds is not to with the weight of the cannon or the powder required to fire the weapon, but rather the calibre of the cannon ball

Rifles

This Military Unit is also equipped with rifles that are made from metal for the barrel but the wood is there to make it lightweight. The rifles themselves are lever-action meaning that they are side loading rather than barrel loading for the safety of the user.

Structure

How Many Of Each?

The crew of the ironclad ship is 706 crew, which includes 50 officers and 122 Royal Marines. The pay of these can be found in the Finacial Support section of this article.

In Terms Of Financial Support?

There are 706 crew on board Ironclad ships. To access the extensive list of the ship’s crew and their daily pay, click the spoiler button. The daily pay for everyone on board is 54,235 NS.
Crew list and Daily Pay

Able Seaman 415 NS
Armourer 630 NS
Armourer's Crew 435 NS
Assistant Baker, in Troop Ships - 3rd Class Domestic 280 NS
Assistant Sick Berth Attendant 350 NS
Bandsman 350 NS
Barber 280 NS
Blacksmith 630 NS
Boy Second Class. 130 NS
Boy, 1st Class 150 NS
Captain 3040 NS
Captain of Quarterdeck Men 565 NS
Caulker 720 NS
Cook's Mate 280 NS
Cooper 590 NS
Gunner's Mate 565 NS
Leading Seaman 455 NS
Leading Stoker 630 NS
Midshipmen 455 NS
Ordinary Seaman 325 NS
Ordinary, Second Class 260 NS
Quartermaster 565 NS
Ropemaker 630 NS
Ship's Cook 565 NS
Shipwright 590 NS
Sick Berth Attendant 455 NS
Sick Berth Steward 630 NS
Signalman 500 NS
Staff Surgeon's Servant, 2nd Class Domestic 350 NS
Sub-lieutenants. 1310 NS
Yeoman of Signals 565 NS
Yeoman of Store Room 435 NS

Engineers

Engineers 2360 NS
Engineers After 3 Years 2625 NS
Engineers After 6 Years 2885 NS

Boatswain

Boatswain < 5 years 1440 NS
Boatswain > 5 years 1770 NS
Boatswain > 10 years 2030 NS
Boatswain > 15 years 2165 NS

Gunner

Gunner < 5 years 1440 NS
Gunner > 5 years 1770 NS
Gunner > 10 years 2030 NS
Gunner > 15 years 2165 NS

Master at Arms

Master at Arms, on appointment 1050 NS
Master at Arms, after 3 years' service as such 1180 NS
Master at Arms, after 6 years service as such 1310 NS
Master at Arms, after 9 years'. service as such 1440 NS
Master at Arms, after 12 years service as as such 1575 NS

Engine-room Artificer

Engine-room Artificer, on appointment 1310 NS
Engine-room Artificer, after 3 years' service 1505 NS

Sailmaker

Sailmaker 630 NS
Sailmaker's Crew 435 NS
Sailmaker's Mate 525 NS

Ship's Stewards

Ship's Steward 3rd Class. Sloops and smaller Vessels" 525 NS
Ship's Steward, 2nd Class. 4th 5th, and 6th Rates and Troop Ships 655 NS
Ship's Steward, 1st Class. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Rates Harbour Ships, Training Ships 785 NS
Ship's Stewards Assistant 350 NS
Ship's Steward's Boy 150 NS

Equipment, Supplies And Other Means?

The fuel requirements for this unit are 866.89 Metric tonnes (1,910,720 lbs 10.08 oz) of fuel in the form of coal or charcoal, and of course enough food and water for the crew on mission or wars.

Type
Naval
Founding Date
Originally 1861
But reconstruction in 2038
Dissolution Date
Originally 1883
The current vessel as of yet, has not been decommissioned.
Overal Training Level
Professional
Wars Apeared In
The Chocolate Wars
The Chocolate Wars II