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972:, who offered to build it for $ 3,020,000. The total cost of the ship was almost twice as high, approximately $ 6,000,000. The contract specified the ship had to be built in three years, but slow delivery of armor plates and guns caused a delay. Her
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was constructed from a modified version of a design drawn up by a policy board in 1889 for a short-range battleship. The original design was part of an ambitious naval construction plan to build 33 battleships and 167 smaller ships. The
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was 18 in (457 mm) thick over the magazines and the machinery spaces and was reduced to 4 in (102 mm) at the bow and stern. The main battery gun turrets had 17-inch (432 mm) thick sides, and the supporting
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Philadelphia, on 16 February 1919. She was decommissioned for the final time on 31 March 1919, after being re-designated "Coast Battleship Number 2" two days earlier so her name could be reused for the first
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had the same thickness of armor plate on their exposed sides. The 8 in turrets had 6 in of armor plating and the casemate battery had 5 in (127 mm). The
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Santiago: An Historical Account of the Blockade and Final Destruction of the Spanish Fleet Under Command of Admiral Pasquale Cervera, July 3, 1898
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summer cruise. Despite her modernizations the battleship was now regarded as "obsolete and worthless, even for the second line of defense" by
Secretary of the Navy
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was laid down on 25 June 1891, and she was launched two years later on 10 June 1893. The launching ceremony was attended by thousands of people, including
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describes her design as "attempting too much on a very limited displacement." They were nevertheless the first modern battleships for the
American fleet.
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caused steam to fill the boiler room. On 8 January 1906, the battleship was decommissioned and her crew was transferred to her sister ship
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was then sent to Puerto Rico, to support the
American occupation until she steamed home to New York, on 1 August, arriving on 20 August.
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in 1910–1911. She had a crew of 32 officers and 441 enlisted men, which increased to a total of 586–636 officers and enlisted.
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took part in the blockade of
Santiago de Cuba, occasionally bombarding the harbor forts. On the night of 2–3 July, she and the two
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into commission. The battleships were reactivated the following month as an experiment in how quickly this could be achieved, and
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served with the North
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America". In Chesneau, Roger & Kolesnik, Eugene M. (eds.).
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twice, requiring several months of repair both times. She was decommissioned in 1906, for modernization.
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2372:"Sampson's story of the battle; official report of the destruction of Cervera's squadron"
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2464:"Hurry order to the navy; department wants to find Out what can Be done in an emergency"
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was retroactively assigned the number "BB-2". She was scuttled in shallow water in the
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Construction of the ships was authorized on 30 June 1890, and the contract for
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and as a result, her decks were not safe from high waves on the open ocean.
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2326:"New battle ship launched; the Massachusetts floated in the broad Delaware"
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Bryan, B. C. (1901). "The Steaming Radius of United States Naval Vessels".
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the night before to resupply coal. After the war she served with the
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2533:"The Massachusetts in port; battleship recently injured on a rock"
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in above-water mounts, though the number is unclear. According to
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when it was formed in 1912. After a quick trip to New York for a
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was lumped together and the rounded average calculated. See
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2131:. Greenwich: Conway Maritime Press. pp. 114–169.
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returned to service with the North Atlantic Squadron.
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Spanish–American War battleships of the United States
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had five tubes, but give three in their data table.
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History of the National Register of Historic Places
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Journal of the American Society for Naval Engineers
2763:MaritimeQuest USS Massachusetts BB-2 Photo Gallery
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1255:, which had completed a three-year modernization.
1035:, and visited several major ports on the American
672:in anticipation that her name could be reused for
16:Indiana-class battleship of the United States Navy
2127:Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1860–1905
1259:now received the same upgrades, including twelve
808:of 24 ft (7.3 m). She displaced 10,288
660:during the summers, and otherwise laid up in the
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2151:U.S. Battleships, An Illustrated Design History
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1019:. In February 1897, she made a short voyage to
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2880:List of battleships of the United States Navy
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2176:Gardiner, Robert; Lambert, Andrew D. (1992).
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1332:After the United States entered World War I,
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804:of 69 ft 3 in (21.11 m) and a
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898:, she carried twenty 6-pounder guns and six
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2688:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
2660:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
1430:. In 2001, the wreck also was added to the
29:"BB-2" redirects here. For other uses, see
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2222:Reilly, John C.; Scheina, John C. (1980).
1428:Florida Underwater Archaeological Preserve
947:had 10 in (254 mm) thick sides.
902:in individual mounts. As was standard for
698:Florida Underwater Archaeological Preserve
371:1-pounder (37 mm (1.46 in)) guns
365:6-pounder (57 mm (2.24 in)) guns
3589:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
2921:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1921
2728:learn about the history audio transcript"
864:13 in (330 mm) /35 caliber guns
851:, this was later supplemented by a stern
680:(laid down April 1921). In 1921, she was
441:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
2249:. Vol. I. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO.
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19:For other ships with the same name, see
4078:Ships built by William Cramp & Sons
1379:on 22 November 1920, and loaned to the
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1103:, and Schley was sent to the harbor of
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1039:. On 27 March 1898, she was ordered to
1004:was commissioned on 10 June 1896, with
768:Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships
359:6 in (152 mm)/40 caliber guns
353:8 in (203 mm)/35 caliber guns
274:9,000 ihp (6,700 kW) (design)
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737:saw the plan as an attempt to end the
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2602:"Meyer wants navy ever ready for war"
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248:350 ft 11 in (107.0 m)
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2768:Museums in the Sea USS Massachusetts
2710:National Register of Historic Places
2247:Almanac of American Military History
1551:National Register Information System
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1432:National Register of Historic Places
1144:, Cuba. This caused her to miss the
1140:, left the blockade to load coal in
820:. The ship was powered by two-shaft
702:National Register of Historic Places
315:(28 km/h; 17 mph) (design)
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409:8" turrets: 6 in (152 mm)
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2669:Naval History and Heritage Command
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1340:gun crews for gunnery training in
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894:. For close-range defense against
880:8-inch (203 mm) /35 cal. guns
625:and took part in the blockades of
396:: 18–8.5 in (457–216 mm)
256:69 ft 3 in (21.1 m)
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2565:. New York City. 15 December 1904
2404:. New York City. 11 December 1898
2180:. London: Conway Maritime Press.
1081:, the Flying Squadron steamed to
882:, which were placed in four twin
777:Plan and profile illustration of
4093:Shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico
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2733:. Florida's "Museums in the Sea"
2634:. New York City. 4 February 1912
2611:. New York City. 1 December 1911
2487:"Why the Massachusetts grounded"
1348:, until the end of World War I.
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4088:Shipwrecks of the Florida coast
2588:. New York City. 8 January 1906
2542:. New York City. 23 August 1903
1381:United States Department of War
839:, generating a top speed of 15
635:Battle of Santiago de Cuba
2950:Coast Defense Battleship No. 2
2519:. New York City. 23 March 1901
2496:. New York City. 25 March 1901
2450:. New York City. 14 April 1900
2358:. New York City. 26 April 1896
2312:. New York City. 12 March 1896
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1328:off Pensacola, on 8 April 2002
1261:3-inch (76 mm)/50 caliber
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327:(9,100 km; 5,600 mi)
294:triple-expansion steam engines
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3997:Multiple Property Submissions
2579:"Reconstructed Indiana ready"
2427:. New York City. 1 April 1899
2381:. New York City. 26 July 1898
2335:. New York City. 10 June 1893
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956:Construction and early career
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406:Hull: 5 in (127 mm)
2556:"Three killed on battleship"
2510:"Movements of naval vessels"
2473:. New York City. 6 June 1900
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1434:, and it still serves as an
1265:Babcock & Wilcox boilers
7:
4002:National Historic Landmarks
2625:"Admiral Knights's command"
2418:"Massachusetts leaves dock"
1587:Gardiner & Lambert 1992
1391:. When the US Navy adopted
874:, one forward and aft. The
10:
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4123:Maritime incidents in 1921
2759:at NavSource Naval History
1754:DANFS Massachusetts (BB-2)
1177:After a quick overhaul in
1146:Battle of Santiago de Cuba
1077:After the outbreak of the
858:The ship was armed with a
719:
700:and it is included in the
633:. She missed the decisive
596:pre-dreadnought battleship
415:: 10 in (254 mm)
403:: 15 in (381 mm)
223:pre-dreadnought battleship
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1563:Reilly & Scheina 1980
1512:Reilly & Scheina 1980
1295:Presidential Fleet Review
1287:George von Lengerke Meyer
1173:Post Spanish–American War
1085:. There, Schley met with
739:US policy of isolationism
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670:Coast Battleship Number 2
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177:Coast Battleship Number 2
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2245:Tucker, Spencer (2013).
1865:Graham & Schley 1902
1838:Graham & Schley 1902
1826:Graham & Schley 1902
1802:Graham & Schley 1902
1790:Graham & Schley 1902
1778:Graham & Schley 1902
1766:Graham & Schley 1902
1491:was completed with five.
1424:Supreme Court of Florida
1185:was attempting to leave
1043:, Virginia, to join the
1011:in command. She had her
966:William Cramp & Sons
912:18 in (457 mm)
684:in shallow water in the
482:Escambia County, Florida
433:USS Massachusetts (BB-2)
421:: 3 in (76 mm)
377:18 in (457 mm)
208:General characteristics
203:Scuttled, 6 January 1921
107:William Cramp & Sons
2209:: W.B. Conkey Company.
2118:(subscription required)
1029:North Atlantic Squadron
643:North Atlantic Squadron
607:. She was designed for
264:27 ft (8.2 m)
179:29 March 1919
4020:Keeper of the Register
3054:March (unknown date):
1997:& 15 December 1904
1880:& 11 December 1898
1514:, pp. 58, 63, 68.
1458:Experimental data for
1361:dreadnought battleship
1329:
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1291:Atlantic Reserve Fleet
1239:grounded on a rock in
1154:fired at the disarmed
1121:During the next month
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1054:, for the blockade of
835:) and four coal-fired
790:
735:United States Congress
4040:Contributing property
2715:National Park Service
2228:Arms and Armour Press
2159:Naval Institute Press
2054:& 4 February 1912
2039:& 1 December 1911
1660:& 1 December 1890
1604:, pp. 17, 20–29.
1377:Naval Vessel Register
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1156:Spanish cruiser
1113:Spanish cruiser
1069:
1052:Winfield Scott Schley
978:Secretary of the Navy
776:
745:and her sister ships
631:Santiago de Cuba
543:1 acre (0.40 ha)
521:30.29694°N 87.31139°W
3987:Black Public Schools
3448:May (unknown date):
2012:& 8 January 1906
1982:& 23 August 1903
1814:DANFS Indiana (BB-1)
1780:, pp. 116, 120.
1375:was struck from the
1301:World War I and fate
1079:Spanish–American War
1062:Spanish–American War
829:indicated horsepower
649:, killing nine, and
619:Spanish–American War
605:intermediate battery
335:473 officers and men
31:BB2 (disambiguation)
2197:Schley, Winfield S.
2195:Graham, George E.;
1955:& 23 March 1901
1940:& 25 March 1901
1910:& 14 April 1900
1867:, pp. 471–472.
1840:, pp. 299–300.
1804:, pp. 164–167.
1792:, pp. 141–162.
1723:& 26 April 1896
1693:& 12 March 1896
1635:, pp. 83, 425.
1312:being scuttled off
1031:, off the coast of
878:consisted of eight
526:30.29694; -87.31139
517: /
4007:Woman's clubhouses
3313:Herreshoff No. 321
3037:Carroll A. Deering
2971:Carroll A. Deering
2807:-class battleships
2632:The New York Times
2609:The New York Times
2586:The New York Times
2563:The New York Times
2540:The New York Times
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2282:The New York Times
2266:The New York Times
2078:Museums in the Sea
2052:The New York Times
2037:The New York Times
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1938:The New York Times
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1893:The New York Times
1878:The New York Times
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1851:The New York Times
1721:The New York Times
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1706:The New York Times
1691:The New York Times
1658:The New York Times
1342:Block Island Sound
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1161:, which was being
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1017:New York Navy Yard
990:. Her preliminary
791:
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704:. It serves as an
690:Pensacola, Florida
637:after steaming to
600:United States Navy
493:Pensacola, Florida
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4035:Historic district
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3270:City of Brunswick
2888:
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2289:. 1 December 1890
2138:978-0-85177-133-5
1925:& 6 June 1900
1577:, pp. 24–25.
1413:railway artillery
1405:coastal batteries
1387:for experimental
1383:, then used as a
1009:Frederick Rodgers
981:Hilary A. Herbert
876:secondary battery
837:fire-tube boilers
725:-class battleship
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363:20 Ă— single
229:Displacement
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136:10 June 1896
133:Commissioned
128:10 June 1893
120:25 June 1891
111:Philadelphia
98:30 June 1890
78:
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3980:Other lists
1418:Eventually
1395:that year,
1385:target ship
1216:battleships
1131:New Orleans
868:gun turrets
651:ran aground
575:31 May 2001
524: /
500:Coordinates
369:6 Ă— single
357:4 Ă— single
323:4,900
168:9 June 1917
160:23 May 1914
4083:1893 ships
4057:Categories
3934:Washington
3874:Santa Rosa
3849:Palm Beach
3834:Okeechobee
3814:Miami-Dade
3343:Guvernøren
3078:Wollongbar
2928:Shipwrecks
2694:13 January
2674:13 January
2226:. London:
2088:References
1539:Bryan 1901
1468:Bryan 1901
1283:midshipmen
1105:Cienfuegos
1037:east coast
1021:Charleston
872:centerline
800:and had a
658:midshipmen
647:gun turret
627:Cienfuegos
561:FUAP
512:87°18′41″W
509:30°17′49″N
332:Complement
287:Propulsion
240:) standard
152:2 May 1910
3894:St. Lucie
3889:St. Johns
3764:Jefferson
3739:Highlands
3704:Gilchrist
3644:Charlotte
3602:by county
3502:King Orry
3450:USS
3374:HMS
3363:USS
3352:USS
3311:USS
3300:USS
3289:USS
3280:Abessinia
3230:Frankfurt
3206:13 Jul:
3145:HMS
3124:USS
3099:Esperanto
3058:Conestoga
3056:USS
3015:USS
3004:HMS
2987:HMS
2980:SMS
2959:HMS
2864:USS
2855:USS
2848:USS
2655:"Indiana"
2155:Annapolis
1499:Citations
1446:Footnotes
1389:artillery
1314:Pensacola
1227:Pensacola
1204:Kearsarge
1049:Commodore
992:sea trial
985:Commander
941:barbettes
892:amidships
853:cage mast
818:full load
810:long tons
763:freeboard
694:artillery
674:USS
351:4 Ă— twin
345:2 Ă— twin
234:long tons
117:Laid down
3904:Suwannee
3884:Seminole
3879:Sarasota
3859:Pinellas
3829:Okaloosa
3734:Hernando
3719:Hamilton
3694:Franklin
3684:Escambia
3664:Columbia
3624:Bradford
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1163:scuttled
1127:cruisers
1094:San Juan
1083:Key West
1047:, under
919:Conway's
910:carried
890:battery
888:casemate
862:of four
761:and low
682:scuttled
555:01000528
478:Location
340:Armament
192:Stricken
125:Launched
85:Namesake
3992:Bridges
3924:Wakulla
3919:Volusia
3844:Osceola
3799:Manatee
3794:Madison
3789:Liberty
3759:Jackson
3699:Gadsden
3689:Flagler
3659:Collier
3639:Calhoun
3634:Broward
3629:Brevard
3609:Alachua
3593:Florida
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3157:Fitzroy
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3047:Leonita
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3024:3 Mar:
3017:Woolsey
3002:9 Feb:
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2936:3 Jan:
2819:Indiana
2805:Indiana
2737:23 July
2638:22 July
2615:22 July
2569:21 July
2546:21 July
2523:21 July
2477:21 July
2431:20 July
2408:20 July
2362:23 June
2316:23 June
2293:24 June
2215:1866852
1460:Indiana
1411:and by
1253:Indiana
1199:Indiana
1179:drydock
1101:Cervera
1098:Admiral
1090:Sampson
1033:Florida
1006:Captain
934:s main
870:on the
786:Indiana
748:Indiana
723:Indiana
590:Indiana
587:was an
401:turrets
232:10,288
218:Indiana
173:Renamed
103:Builder
95:Ordered
56:History
50:in 1901
3929:Walton
3909:Taylor
3899:Sumter
3869:Putnam
3839:Orange
3824:Nassau
3819:Monroe
3809:Martin
3804:Marion
3749:Holmes
3729:Hendry
3724:Hardee
3709:Glades
3669:DeSoto
3649:Citrus
3523:Azalea
3521:USLHT
3431:España
3410:UB-122
3386:Equity
3354:DeLong
3167:Mopang
3068:Miztec
2995:Hewitt
2989:Europa
2833:Oregon
2592:19 May
2500:18 May
2454:18 May
2385:18 May
2339:4 June
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1442:spot.
1440:diving
1358:-class
1249:gasket
1213:-class
1206:-class
1137:Newark
1025:Boston
983:, and
780:Oregon
754:Oregon
716:Design
712:spot.
710:diving
688:, off
592:-class
300:shafts
245:Length
220:-class
3971:Tampa
3966:Miami
3914:Union
3854:Pasco
3679:Duval
3674:Dixie
3614:Baker
3600:Lists
3404:U-161
3323:Rowan
3260:Baden
3250:U-140
3189:U-121
3179:U-153
3173:U-152
3136:U-177
3115:UC-97
3109:U-151
3006:Hydra
2982:Baden
2939:UB-88
2857:Texas
2850:Maine
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1151:Texas
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806:draft
388:Armor
320:Range
313:knots
308:Speed
261:Draft
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3784:Levy
3779:Leon
3769:Lake
3714:Gulf
3654:Clay
3549:1922
3536:1920
3452:R-14
3398:U-86
3365:S-48
3210:G102
3208:SMS
3087:USS
2948:USS
2866:Iowa
2853:and
2739:2010
2696:2017
2676:2017
2640:2010
2617:2010
2594:2010
2571:2010
2548:2010
2525:2010
2502:2010
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