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Italian battleship Dante Alighieri, circa 1913-23
U.S.S. Iowa (BB 4) passing under the Brooklyn Bridge circa 1900.
USS Kearsarge (BB-5), lead ship of her class and the only US battleship not named after a state. Note the "wedding cake" stacked turret design.
USS Kentucky's Marine Detachment drilling on the quarterdeck, circa 1900-07. Note the extreme state of shine on the 13 & 8 inch guns in the foreground. Unclear what sloop-of-war is in the background.
USS Illinois (BB-7) utilizes air drying, apparently. 11,500 tons, 2 twin 13" turrets, 14 x 6" casemates, crew of 660. Sailed around the world with the Great White Fleet. Ended her years as a barracks ship for reserve midshipman. Scrapped 1956.
Port broadside view of the fast battleship HMS Vanguard.
Soviet battleship "Arkhangelsk"
USS Missouri (BB-11) in her extremely awkward one lattice (basket cage) look in 1909. She would get a second one later that year.
USS Alabama (BB-8), an Illinois-class battleship. Note the side-by-side oblong funnels, unique to her class.
Hace 110 años, el acorazado argentino Rivadavia en construcción en los astilleros Fore River de Quincy, Massachusetts. 2 de diciembre de 1912
HMS Prince of Wales recovers a Walrus aircraft
Overhead view of the USS Iowa (BB-61) in Boston Harbor, Aug 27, 1943.
Aerial view of USS Arkansas (BB-33) during a presidential naval review in Hampton Roads, Virginia, June 4, 1927.
USS Arizona
USS Texas pre-dreadnought / 2nd class battleship. Looking at one of the two 12 inches (305 mm) guns that constitued the main armament. 1885-1911
USS New Jersey (BB-62) with crew manning the rails, entering Pearl Harbor, May 24, 1986
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Duilio during trials, 1914
USS Missouri (BB-63) underway for the Bremerton Navy Yard upon returning from the Persian Gulf War, July 30, 1991
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