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661:). A small
614:Engineering
608:World War I
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1769:Bainbridge
1760:Destroyers
1749:Montgomery
1681:Cincinnati
1486:New Mexico
904:References
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464:, and six
398:Rum Patrol
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275:Complement
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1709:St. Louis
1660:Baltimore
1633:Tennessee
1592:Lexington
1544:Kearsarge
1493:Tennessee
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164:Destroyer
139:Completed
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1790:Paulding
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1967:Recruit
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1846:Clemson
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147:Retired
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408:Design
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309:Four
259:Speed
201:Draft
123:Built
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1537:Iowa
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