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on 29 August to attack Wake Island. They shelled that island on 3 September, and then proceeded to
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the enemy ships. The
American cruisers opened fire and continued scoring hits for a full seven minutes before the confused Japanese realized what was taking place. They had believed that their own forces were taking them under fire. When the Japanese warships replied, their fire was too little and
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including "dazzle-camo accents" on the shoulders and sides of the pants and a single battle star on the right shoulder — 11 altogether when the team is on the field — that represents the 11 battle stars the ship earned in its 19-year history. The helmets were hand painted to resemble the ship in
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soon began taking hits again and her boiler fires died one by one. Salt water had entered the fuel oil feed lines. There was now cause for grave concern; she lay dead in the water, and the
Japanese ships were closing fast. Luckily, she was hidden in the smoke, and the enemy was not aware of her
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American warships formed up and closed the range. Two transports fled for safety as the Japanese warships turned to engage. The American group was outgunned and outnumbered, but pressed on and made a course change in hopes of getting a shot at the
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returned to screen and support duty with the carrier strike groups against
Japanese bases and surface craft. Based at Ulithi, she supported the carriers between 15 and 26 October. From 8 November 1944 – 25 January 1945, she operated with CruDiv 5, TF 54, in bombardment against the
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caught fire and was jettisoned. Another hit soon flooded forward compartments. Under cover of a thick smoke screen and aggressive torpedo attacks by the destroyers, the
American cruisers were able to make an evasive turn, which for a while allowed the range to open.
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as the ships maneuvered to avoid torpedoes. Screening destroyers made numerous depth charge runs, but no kill was confirmed. Operations against a third contact brought similar results. The group returned to Pearl Harbor on 15 December to refuel.
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would force the enemy to disperse his forces, deny him the opportunity for a flanking movement, and provide the Allies with the choice of where and when to strike next. To obtain adequate intelligence for planning the
Marshalls operation, the
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received most of the attention and soon received two hits, one of them amidships, mortally wounding two men, but she responded with very accurate fire. Her rudder stops were carried away, limiting her to 10° course changes. The starboard
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s then-pending relocation, as the latter vessel's gameplay stats had been reduced to reflect her new placement earlier in the game's progression. It was removed after the updated tech tree was published to the live server.
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American liberation of Attu and Kiska which ended the Aleutian Campaign. She departed Adak on 23 September and sailed, via San Francisco, to Pearl Harbor where she arrived on 14 October.
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was used in evaluating the effects on surface vessels during an initial test with an aerial atomic bomb burst on 1 July and during the second test of a subsurface burst on 25 July. Surviving two
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on 15 September when the carrier was torpedoed by Japanese submarines and sunk. She assisted in rescue operations for survivors, and took on board others who had been picked up by
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operated with Task Force 8 (TF 8) until 23 December, covering Oahu and supporting the task force strike that was planned to relieve beleaguered Wake Island. After Wake fell,
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on 6 July. A month later, on 8 August, she sailed for the Aleutians via Saipan. While en route to Adak, she received word on 31 August to proceed to northern
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and other Japanese cities, and returned to Pearl Harbor on 25 April. Orders awaited the ships to sail as soon as possible to join the
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transports before the escorts could intervene. There was also a possibility that the Japanese would split their force and that
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place the location of the wreckage at approximately 31°57'12.0"N 119°54'24.0"W, at 1800
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strikes. In February, she operated in the Gunfire and Covering Force—
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arrived at Pearl Harbor on 30 April and sailed the next day for
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during the landings of 7–8 August and subsequent operations.
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duty to return veterans of the Pacific theater to the U.S.
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to prevent the Japanese from supporting their garrisons on
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1021:while at Pearl Harbor. In August 1941, she visited
1941:. US Naval Department. 1 July 1935. pp. 16–23
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2412:History of the USS Salt Lake City during WW II
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2581:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1948
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898:Originally CL-25, effective 1 July 1931,
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380:65 ft 3 in (19.89 m)
2026:"New York Shipbuilding, Camden NJ"
1939:"Ships' Data, U. S. Naval Vessels"
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1518:After the Aleutian Campaign
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956:ranged the West Coast from
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2190:Stepping Stones to Nowhere
2004:"Pensacola Class Cruisers"
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301:Operation Crossroads
2656:Gertrude L. Thebaud
2188:Galen Roger Perras
2170:March 1985 pp.78-87
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1806:Southern California
1716:invasion of Okinawa
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467:Capacity
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