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• Iowa-class
  ...ond World War]], a few naval theorists suggest the exceptionally fast US ''Iowa-class'' battleships of [[World War II]] were really battlecruisers. Indeed, they
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• Iowa-class/Definition
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• Iowa-class/Related Articles
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• Iowa (disambiguation)
  {{rpl|Iowa-class}}
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• Montana-class/Definition
  ....S. [[battleship]]s, slower and more heavily gunned and armored than the [[Iowa-class]]
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• Alaska-class/Definition
  ...]]; strikingly attractive ships with no real role not better done by the [[Iowa-class]]
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• USS Missouri (BB-63)/Definition
  U.S. Navy [[Iowa-class]] [[battleship]], on whose deck the Japanese surrender was signed; last cla
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• USS New Jersey (BB-64)/Definition
  [[United States Navy]] [[battleship]] of the [[Iowa-class]]; served in [[Vietnam War]] and 1983-1984 Lebanon crisis
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• Battleship/Related Articles
  {{r|Iowa-class}}
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• Iowa-class
  ...ond World War]], a few naval theorists suggest the exceptionally fast US ''Iowa-class'' battleships of [[World War II]] were really battlecruisers. Indeed, they
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• Yamato-class
  ...rmor penetration was no greater than the 16" 50-caliber guns on the U.S. [[Iowa-class]]. ...ever built, its [[radar]] was considerably inferior to that of the U.S. [[Iowa-class|Iowa]] and [[South Dakota-class]]es.
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• United States Navy/Catalogs/Ship classes
  {{r|Iowa-class}}
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• USS New Jersey (BB-64)
  '''''USS New Jersey''''' (BB-64) is a U.S. [[battleship]] of the [[Iowa-class]], entering service in the latter part of the [[Second World War]]. During
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• USS Missouri (BB-63)/Related Articles
  {{r|Iowa-class}}
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• USS Missouri (BB-63)
  The '''USS Missouri''' is an [[Iowa-class]] [[battleship]] of the [[U.S. Navy]] which was active during [[World War I
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• Des Moines-class
  ...n area than the [[16"-50 caliber Mark 7]] guns of [[battleship]]s of the [[Iowa-class]], and its better [[circular error probability]] let gunfire support be use
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• Battlecruiser
  ...igns, a distinction was seen between "fast battleships" such as the U.S. [[Iowa-class|''Iowa''-class]] and more heavily-armed but slower battleships such as the
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• Caliber
  ...h respect to [[artillery]] and [[naval gun]]s. For example, the American [[Iowa-class]] battleships had 16" 50 caliber guns; barrel length was 16x50 = 800 inches
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• Battleship
  ...formance, in some respects, was inferior to the smaller-bore guns of the [[Iowa-class|''Iowa''-class]]. ...lso had a network of naval bases that the U.S. did not. In designing the [[Iowa-class|''Iowa''-class]] in 1936, the U.S. did not have accurate details of the mai
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