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The Nevada-class battleship USS Oklahoma was built by New York Shipbuilding Corporation and was commissioned in 1916. As part of the first U.S. Navy class of oil-burning dreadnoughts, the warship had a greater range than previous battleships.

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Sometimes known as the "Battleship That Wasn't There," the USS Colorado (BB-45) was one of the nine active battleships serving in the Pacific Fleet on December 7, 1941.

Machinist’s Mate Ralph Derrington of the U.S.S. Oklahoma, who died during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, will be buried tomorrow (June 20, 2023) at the National

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HMS Iron Duke leads a long line of powerful warships steaming across the picture, echoed by a second line of warships seen more faintly beyond. All set agai ...

Share This: In March 1924, the battleship Arizona (BB-39), the flagship of Admiral William Pratt’s BatDiv 4 commanded by Captain Percy Olmstead, anchored in New York City for a nine-day visit to the Big Apple. During the interwar years, this was a quite common occurrence. What followed next, however, was far from routine as enlisted members of the crew snuck a hooker on the ship. The prostitute remained a stowaway for several weeks. She wasn’t caught until the Arizona’s passage through th...

Why the Age of the Aircraft Carrier Isnt Over Just Yet Critics of the modern aircraft carrier too often focus only on the alleged vulnerabilities of the ship and fail to address the role of the carrier air wing. Large-deck nuclear-powered aircraft carriers will be a key part of the Navy’s force structure for the next half-century, at a minimum. The primary reason for this is the remarkable adaptability and flexibility of the carrier air wing. When the current, evolving air wing is married to...

Tokyo could not afford to lose its carriers the way America could. Key point: America had better industrial capacity to build replacements and win the war. That was why lopsided trades of warships at the Battles of Coral Sea and Midway were so damaging for Tokyos cause. Responding to a November 27, 1941, war warning message from Admiral Harold R. “Betty” Stark, chief of naval operations, America’s prized handful of aircraft carriers were fortuitously absent from Pearl Harbor when Japanes...