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![Three sisters photographed shortly after the conclusion of the Gilberts Campaign. The battleships, in an anchorage protected by anti-torpedo nets, are (from left to right): USS Idaho (BB-42); USS New Mexico (BB-40); and USS Mississippi (BB-41). [5691x4511] - Imgur](https://i.pinimg.com/474x/06/ff/45/06ff45544bd207d272e9c8fd4b3b44bd.jpg)
Battleship Texas BB35 is a New York-class battleship that has the distinction of having served in both World War I and World War II. The 104-year-old ship
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Pure power at sea. The USN were always very generous with sharingtheir great ship pictures, thank goodness.
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It's not hard to see why dreadnoughts were able to project so much power in their day. This view of the USS Texas, BB-35, brimming with guns from stem to stern leaves little doubt as to the havoc she could wrought. Texas, is a New York-class dreadnought (last one anywhere) launched by Newport News Shipbuilding on May 18, 1912 and commissioned on March 12, 1914. When put into service the 27,000 ton ship wss armed with 10 14"/45 caliber guns and 21 5"/51 caliber guns. #HalifaxAuthor #usnavy…
Battleship of Texas. View from San Jacinto Monument. La Porte, Texas.
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