This annual publication examines diverse aspects of warship history through scholarly articles. This 35th edition of Warship presents a collection of meticulously researched essays covering a broad spectrum of naval history. The volume includes detailed accounts of significant naval events such as the 1930s Japanese 'Fourth Fleet' disaster, the Danton Class semi-dreadnoughts, and the scuttling of the French Fleet at Toulon in 1942. It also explores specific vessel types like the Ocean Patrol Vessel and delves into the medical histories of Jutland battlecruisers, offering a comprehensive look at naval warfare and technology.

This volume is recognized for maintaining high standards of scholarship and research in warship history. The collection features contributions from esteemed historians, offering in-depth analysis and detailed accounts of naval events and vessels. The diverse range of topics, from fleet disasters to specific ship classes and medical histories, provides a rich resource for naval history enthusiasts and scholars alike.