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To be fair that wasn't the reason she headed to port. A big hole is not something a ship can shrug off

That actually happened to the WWI era Courbet class Dreadnought Jean Bart which took a torpedo to the bow that among other things destroyed the wine cellar

The double flash and the fallout

If you were particularly crazy you could modify a cruise missile to drop a torpedo instead of say some submunitions. A few of those hitting the backside of the dam especially in the same area would do the trick

Carriers are basically the only ships still around in active service to have two layers of deck armor one for the flight deck one for the hangar floor(both a couple inches thick) and also a significant armored belt(4 inches thick) and a torpedo defense system As for what the strength deck means...

Its moreso that you can't armor the sensors which means any significant hit is a mission kill so why bother with the additional expense of thick armor plate. Oh don't get me wrong warships still have some armor but that's basically to limit splinter damage and reduce the structural damage of a...