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1865 Pursuit Class Monitor

Based on the Plans Of USS Monitor, the Pursuit Class Monitors were 6 Monitors built bewtween 1865 and 1870.
All Saw Service into the Ww1 Era were 5 of the ships got destroyed. After the War They Deemed that one should be preserved and plopped it into a museum.

BNF Pursuit: Sank October 1915 by German U Boat
BNF Bruges: Resides in *Redacted Museum* since 1920.
BNF Namur: Sank July 1916 after hitting a Naval Mine Set up by the Bugarians
BNF Liege: Sank June 1st 1916 During the Battle of Jutland. Refloated 2020 and is Getting Restored
BNF Genk: Scuttled October 1917 after Threatened by several German Destroyers. Refloated October 1938 and Renovated to be prepared for battle: Sunk May 1941 During the Battle Of Dunkirk and was Recovered in 1951 and Placed in a Naval Museum in 1953.
BNF Hasselt: Scuttled January 1916 after Threatened by SMS Worth and SMS Kaiser Barbarossa. Refloated January 1939 and Renovated to be prepared for battle: Sunk May 1942 During the Battle Of Britian and was Recovered in 1952 and Placed in a Naval Museum in 1955.