Exeter class

The Exeter class refers to a specific type of steam-powered warship built primarily for the British Royal Navy during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These ships were designed with a focus on rapid maneuverability and firepower, featuring advanced steam engines and heavy guns. They played a key role in naval strategy, representing a transition period from traditional wooden ships to modern steel warships. The Exeter class exemplifies technological innovation in naval architecture, combining speed, armor, and artillery to enhance fleet capabilities during their era.