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276:Displacement
265:Pennsylvania
264:
221:Reclassified
213:
194:Commissioned
147:Philadelphia
94:
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32:USS Colorado
1289:11 November
1121:Ships' Data
1003:World War I
979:sailed for
930:World War I
876:Puget Sound
857:Californian
593:8 in/45 cal
235:Hull symbol
162:Yard number
126:7 June 1900
97:(1916–1930)
90:(1903–1916)
1630:1903 ships
1614:Categories
1514:California
1507:Huntington
1494:Pittsburgh
1404:. Studio.
1315:12 January
1206:Penn State
1100:References
948:battleship
924:revolution
884:, between
829:Oyster Bay
789:President
761:, a steel
405:Complement
358:Propulsion
36:USS Pueblo
1584:Tennessee
1574:USS
1546:Frederick
1520:San Diego
1105:Citations
993:Milwaukee
989:Milwaukee
975:Milwaukee
973:USS
960:Submarine
905:Nicaragua
809:USS
791:Roosevelt
527:Barbettes
462:1-pounder
451:3-pounder
283:long tons
170:Laid down
1576:Brooklyn
1540:Maryland
1527:Colorado
1436:Colorado
1362:(1984).
1263:9 August
1059:Post war
1015:Austrian
952:Colorado
943:Colorado
916:flagship
897:Colorado
872:Colorado
849:Far East
833:Colorado
799:Colorado
773:Colorado
753:Colorado
733:Colorado
705:Colorado
689:Colorado
680:Colorado
653:Colorado
619:Armament
586:Armament
416:Armament
387:22
178:Launched
104:Namesake
88:Colorado
54:Colorado
1133:US Navy
1074:in the
1045:Hoboken
1037:convoys
918:of the
901:Corinto
890:Seattle
861:Mexican
818:Truxtun
811:Indiana
804:Florida
655:(ACR-7)
549:⁄
536:Turrets
514:⁄
428:Mark 5
426:caliber
410:Marines
281:13,680
237:: ACR-7
210:Renamed
139:Builder
131:Awarded
123:Ordered
62:History
1533:Pueblo
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1064:Pueblo
1029:Pueblo
1023:Brazil
999:Pueblo
985:Pueblo
981:Eureka
958:After
945:-class
937:Pueblo
824:Yankee
673:-class
663:(CA-7)
661:Pueblo
396:Trials
374:screws
295:Length
267:-class
214:Pueblo
95:Pueblo
1586:class
1559:Huron
1180:DANFS
1019:Bahia
845:China
841:Japan
765:near
758:Dewey
747:, at
578:16 ×
483:Armor
449:12 ×
442:18 ×
435:14 ×
432:(2×2)
382:Speed
337:32 ×
324:Draft
1406:ISBN
1387:ISBN
1368:ISBN
1346:ISBN
1317:2020
1291:2015
1265:2018
1248:2015
1232:2015
1068:CA-7
1047:and
888:and
859:and
843:and
659:USS
651:USS
591:4 ×
540:6 -
531:6 in
502:Deck
490:Belt
470:2 ×
460:2 ×
457:guns
421:4 ×
372:2 ×
363:2 ×
316:Beam
247:Fate
154:Cost
93:USS
86:USS
81:Name
52:USS
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1434:of
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827:at
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