While there is no official digital archive titled "File 198," the name historically refers to two legendary vessels of the Royal Navy: the WWII battleship that fought the Bismarck and the modern 65,000-ton aircraft carrier currently serving as the fleet flagship. 1. HMS Prince of Wales (R09) - Modern Aircraft Carrier
: Features a unique twin-island layout; the forward island handles ship navigation, while the aft island manages flight operations. Download File 198 - HMS Prince of Wales.zip
The current holder of the name is a aircraft carrier, one of the most powerful surface warships ever constructed in the UK. While there is no official digital archive titled
: Equipped with a 12-degree "ski jump" ramp to launch F-35B Lightning II stealth jets without needing catapults. The current holder of the name is a
This battleship had a short but momentous career during World War II.
: A versatile mobile airbase designed for carrier strike missions, humanitarian aid, and high-intensity warfighting.
: Active service, based at HMNB Portsmouth. It recently led "Operation High Mast," an 8-month global deployment. Specification Displacement ~65,000 tonnes (standard) / 80,000+ tonnes (full load) Length 284 meters (932 ft) Aircraft Capacity Up to 36 F-35Bs & various helicopters (70+ in surge) Complement 679 (crew), up to 1,600 with full air wing Top Speed ~25–32 knots 2. HMS Prince of Wales (53) - WWII Battleship