Dreadnaught battleship hi-res stock photography and images

SMS KONIG First of four Konigclass dreadnough battleships of the WWI Imperial German Navy. Stock Photo

RMD904NJ–SMS KONIG First of four Konigclass dreadnough battleships of the WWI Imperial German Navy.

1918 Dreadnaught battleship construction finishing touches Stock Photo

RMCMRW07–1918 Dreadnaught battleship construction finishing touches

RMC2JJDX–Battleship Siittsu

HMS DREADNAUGHT Royal Navy battleship about 1906 Stock Photo

RM2C7A68B–HMS DREADNAUGHT Royal Navy battleship about 1906

RMC2JJE0–Battleship Sagami

RM2C7A67X–HMS DREADNAUGHT Royal Navy battleship about 1906

French Super Dreadnaught 'Paris' battleship under full steam; 1915. Black and white photograph Stock Photo

RM2J0XM05–French Super Dreadnaught 'Paris' battleship under full steam; 1915. Black and white photograph

United States: c. 1919 U.S. Navy sailors cleaning the stacks on the super-dreadnaught battleship, the USS Pennsylvania. Stock Photo

RM2RBFKJJ–United States: c. 1919 U.S. Navy sailors cleaning the stacks on the super-dreadnaught battleship, the USS Pennsylvania.

A practice shell from the pre-Dreadnaught battleship HMS Hood which was sunk as a block ship at the start of WW I in Portland Harbour, East Old Stock Photo

RM2C6W95R–A practice shell from the pre-Dreadnaught battleship HMS Hood which was sunk as a block ship at the start of WW I in Portland Harbour, East Old

The Battleship TEXAS at Houston, TX Stock Photo

RMBFD2GG–The Battleship TEXAS at Houston, TX

WW2: The navy has just revealed that the Japanese super-battleship, Yamato, used fuel oil extracted from soy-beans in its last engagement. The huge dreadnaught is shown fleeing from aerial bombs and torpedoes of the US Pacific fleet on April 7th, 1945, the day it was sunk. Stock Photo

RMWHA1WY–WW2: The navy has just revealed that the Japanese super-battleship, Yamato, used fuel oil extracted from soy-beans in its last engagement. The huge dreadnaught is shown fleeing from aerial bombs and torpedoes of the US Pacific fleet on April 7th, 1945, the day it was sunk.

Quarterdeck of DREADNOUGHT cleared for action Stock Photo

RMC2GERP–Quarterdeck of DREADNOUGHT cleared for action

Super dreadnaught Colorado launched - Theodore Roosevelt Assistant Secretary of the Navy, circa 1922 Stock Photo

RMD4MA2D–Super dreadnaught Colorado launched - Theodore Roosevelt Assistant Secretary of the Navy, circa 1922

Members of the Navy ceremonial guards post after an interment ceremony at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island at Naval Station Pearl Harbor. The ceremony was held to honor Petty Officer First Class Jimmy Oberto, a crewmember of the Florida-class dreadnaught battleship USS Utah during the Pearl Harbor attack. Ashes spread on Ford Island 95088 Stock Photo

RMHFDMNN–Members of the Navy ceremonial guards post after an interment ceremony at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island at Naval Station Pearl Harbor. The ceremony was held to honor Petty Officer First Class Jimmy Oberto, a crewmember of the Florida-class dreadnaught battleship USS Utah during the Pearl Harbor attack. Ashes spread on Ford Island 95088

The flag of the United States flies on the fantail of the U.S. Navy battleship U.S.S. Iowa Stock Photo

RMCB9346–The flag of the United States flies on the fantail of the U.S. Navy battleship U.S.S. Iowa

RMC2JJ66–Japanese Warship Kongo

San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990. Stock Photo

RF2J8WEC1–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

The First World War era battleship HMS Dreadnought. Commissioned in 1906, it served in the Royal Navy until it was scrapped in 1919. Stock Photo

RM2K9P8CW–The First World War era battleship HMS Dreadnought. Commissioned in 1906, it served in the Royal Navy until it was scrapped in 1919.

RMC2JJGY–Battleship Katori

A father with his children read the dedication plaques on a gun turret of the battleship USS Alabama located in the Memorial Par Stock Photo

RMED95Y8–A father with his children read the dedication plaques on a gun turret of the battleship USS Alabama located in the Memorial Par

RMRJF9CY–Members of the Navy ceremonial guards post after an interment ceremony at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island at Naval Station Pearl Harbor. The ceremony was held to honor Petty Officer First Class Jimmy Oberto, a crewmember of the Florida-class dreadnaught battleship USS Utah during the Pearl Harbor attack.

Dreadnoughts from the book ' The British battle fleet : its inception and growth throughout the centuries to the present day ' Volume 2 by Jane, Fred T., 1865-1916 Publication date 1915 Stock Photo

RF2JTXPWR–Dreadnoughts from the book ' The British battle fleet : its inception and growth throughout the centuries to the present day ' Volume 2 by Jane, Fred T., 1865-1916 Publication date 1915

RFBE3P38–The Battleship USS Texas

Photograph of the 15-inch guns of the hms queen elizabeth, the lead ship of her class of dreadnought battleships built for the royal navy Stock Photo

RM2A25P7M–Photograph of the 15-inch guns of the hms queen elizabeth, the lead ship of her class of dreadnought battleships built for the royal navy

Twelve-mile range over which our new dreadnought could scatter death and destruction (LOC) Stock Photo

RMD5G6BR–Twelve-mile range over which our new dreadnought could scatter death and destruction (LOC)

The people's war book; history, cyclopaedia and chronology of the great world war . Battleship Nevada, Super-Dreadnaught, on Speed Trial. 256 THE PEOPLES WAR BOOK they believed that their advance would be easiest,had halted, amazed; then prepared to defend the po-sitions they had won with all the stubbornness pos-sible. In the black recesses of Belleau wood theGermans had established nest after nest of machineguns; There in the jungle of matted underbrush,of vines, of heavy foliage, they had placed themselvesin positions they believed impregnable. And thismeant that unless they could be routed Stock Photo

RM2AM8037–The people's war book; history, cyclopaedia and chronology of the great world war . Battleship Nevada, Super-Dreadnaught, on Speed Trial. 256 THE PEOPLES WAR BOOK they believed that their advance would be easiest,had halted, amazed; then prepared to defend the po-sitions they had won with all the stubbornness pos-sible. In the black recesses of Belleau wood theGermans had established nest after nest of machineguns; There in the jungle of matted underbrush,of vines, of heavy foliage, they had placed themselvesin positions they believed impregnable. And thismeant that unless they could be routed

a Navy destroyer patrolling the oceans Stock Vector

RFP9YMG7–a Navy destroyer patrolling the oceans

RM2C6W95Y–A practice shell from the pre-Dreadnaught battleship HMS Hood which was sunk as a block ship at the start of WW I in Portland Harbour, East Old

RMBFD2GB–The Battleship TEXAS at Houston, TX

An aircraft carrier ready for combat Stock Vector

RFP9YMGC–An aircraft carrier ready for combat

A member of the National Park Service takes the ashes of Navy Petty Officer First Class Jimmy Oberto to be interred within the confines of the Florida-class dreadnaught battleship USS Utah at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island at Naval Station Pearl Harbor. Oberto was a crewmember aboard Utah during the Pearl Harbor attack by the Japanese Dec. 7, 1941. Ashes spread on Ford Island 95087 Stock Photo

RMHFDMNM–A member of the National Park Service takes the ashes of Navy Petty Officer First Class Jimmy Oberto to be interred within the confines of the Florida-class dreadnaught battleship USS Utah at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island at Naval Station Pearl Harbor. Oberto was a crewmember aboard Utah during the Pearl Harbor attack by the Japanese Dec. 7, 1941. Ashes spread on Ford Island 95087

RMCB934C–The flag of the United States flies on the fantail of the U.S. Navy battleship U.S.S. Iowa

RF2J8WCW5–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

The First World War era battleship HMS Temeraire. Commissioned in 1907, it served in the Royal Navy until it was scrapped in 1921. Stock Photo

RM2KG6Y8K–The First World War era battleship HMS Temeraire. Commissioned in 1907, it served in the Royal Navy until it was scrapped in 1921.

RMED95Y7–A father with his children read the dedication plaques on a gun turret of the battleship USS Alabama located in the Memorial Par

RMRJF9CX–A member of the National Park Service takes the ashes of Navy Petty Officer First Class Jimmy Oberto to be interred within the confines of the Florida-class dreadnaught battleship USS Utah at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island at Naval Station Pearl Harbor. Oberto was a crewmember aboard Utah during the Pearl Harbor attack by the Japanese Dec. 7, 1941.

DREADNOUGHTS ANCHORING 1912 HMS Dreadnought was a Royal Navy battleship whose design revolutionised naval power. The ship's entry into service in 1906 represented such an advance in naval technology that her name came to be associated with an entire generation of battleships, the 'dreadnoughts', as well as the class of ships named after her. Likewise, the generation of ships she made obsolete became known as 'pre-dreadnoughts'. Frontispiece from pictures by William Lionel Wyllie in the book ' The British battle fleet : its inception and growth throughout the centuries to the present day ' Volu Stock Photo

RF2JTXP3P–DREADNOUGHTS ANCHORING 1912 HMS Dreadnought was a Royal Navy battleship whose design revolutionised naval power. The ship's entry into service in 1906 represented such an advance in naval technology that her name came to be associated with an entire generation of battleships, the 'dreadnoughts', as well as the class of ships named after her. Likewise, the generation of ships she made obsolete became known as 'pre-dreadnoughts'. Frontispiece from pictures by William Lionel Wyllie in the book ' The British battle fleet : its inception and growth throughout the centuries to the present day ' Volu

US military forces. The USS Arizona Memorial, dedicated in 1962, straddles the remains of the battleship sunk during the surprise Japanese air attack, Dec. 7, 1941. The memorial pays tribute to the nearly 1,200 sailors and Marines who died aboard the Pennsylvania-class super-dreadnaught during the attack as well as all of the 2,403 military and civilian personnel who perished that Sunday morning. A bomb detonated in her powder magazine caused a violent explosion and immediately sank the craft, Navy hull number BB-39.The more than one million visitors a year to the memorial can see the diesel f Stock Photo

RM2WA855F–US military forces. The USS Arizona Memorial, dedicated in 1962, straddles the remains of the battleship sunk during the surprise Japanese air attack, Dec. 7, 1941. The memorial pays tribute to the nearly 1,200 sailors and Marines who died aboard the Pennsylvania-class super-dreadnaught during the attack as well as all of the 2,403 military and civilian personnel who perished that Sunday morning. A bomb detonated in her powder magazine caused a violent explosion and immediately sank the craft, Navy hull number BB-39.The more than one million visitors a year to the memorial can see the diesel f

RFBE3P2R–The Battleship USS Texas

RMD5NDJG–Adm. Togo on N.D. (LOC)

RFBE3P3B–Battleship USS Texas

The story of the map of Europe, its making and its changing . rs and to outstrip them in cannon and other munitions of war. The German navy had been growing by leaps and bounds. From being the sixth largest navy in the world, within ten years it had grown to second place. But, as fast as the Germans 7^® ^^^® ... ror power built ships, the English built them more rapidly on the sea still. England built a monstrous battleship called the Dreadnaught, which was twice as heavy as any other battleship afloat. Germany promptly replied by planning four ships of the dreadnaught class, and England came Stock Photo

RM2AWR57P–The story of the map of Europe, its making and its changing . rs and to outstrip them in cannon and other munitions of war. The German navy had been growing by leaps and bounds. From being the sixth largest navy in the world, within ten years it had grown to second place. But, as fast as the Germans 7^® ^^^® ... ror power built ships, the English built them more rapidly on the sea still. England built a monstrous battleship called the Dreadnaught, which was twice as heavy as any other battleship afloat. Germany promptly replied by planning four ships of the dreadnaught class, and England came

080611-N-0995C-001 FORD ISLAND, Hawaii (June11, 2008) Members of the Navy ceremonial guards post after an interment ceremony at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island at Naval Station Pearl Harbor. The ceremony was held to honor Petty Officer First Class Jimmy Oberto, a crewmember of the Florida-class dreadnaught battleship USS Utah (BB 31/AG 16) during the Pearl Harbor attack. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Third Class Eric J. Cutright (Released) US Navy 080611-N-0995C-001 Members of the Navy ceremonial guards post after an interment ceremony at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford I Stock Photo

RMHFW8X6–080611-N-0995C-001 FORD ISLAND, Hawaii (June11, 2008) Members of the Navy ceremonial guards post after an interment ceremony at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island at Naval Station Pearl Harbor. The ceremony was held to honor Petty Officer First Class Jimmy Oberto, a crewmember of the Florida-class dreadnaught battleship USS Utah (BB 31/AG 16) during the Pearl Harbor attack. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Third Class Eric J. Cutright (Released) US Navy 080611-N-0995C-001 Members of the Navy ceremonial guards post after an interment ceremony at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford I

RMCB934F–The flag of the United States flies on the fantail of the U.S. Navy battleship U.S.S. Iowa

RF2J8WDW1–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

The First World War era battleship HMS Hercules. Lunched in 1910 and commissioned in 1911, it served in the Royal Navy until it was scrapped in 1921. Stock Photo

RM2K9P8AN–The First World War era battleship HMS Hercules. Lunched in 1910 and commissioned in 1911, it served in the Royal Navy until it was scrapped in 1921.

RMED95Y6–A father with his children read the dedication plaques on a gun turret of the battleship USS Alabama located in the Memorial Par

DREADNOUGHTS 1906 HMS Dreadnought was a Royal Navy battleship whose design revolutionised naval power. The ship's entry into service in 1906 represented such an advance in naval technology that her name came to be associated with an entire generation of battleships, the 'dreadnoughts', as well as the class of ships named after her. Likewise, the generation of ships she made obsolete became known as 'pre-dreadnoughts'. Frontispiece from pictures by William Lionel Wyllie in the book ' The British battle fleet : its inception and growth throughout the centuries to the present day ' Volume 2 by Ja Stock Photo

RF2JTXP68–DREADNOUGHTS 1906 HMS Dreadnought was a Royal Navy battleship whose design revolutionised naval power. The ship's entry into service in 1906 represented such an advance in naval technology that her name came to be associated with an entire generation of battleships, the 'dreadnoughts', as well as the class of ships named after her. Likewise, the generation of ships she made obsolete became known as 'pre-dreadnoughts'. Frontispiece from pictures by William Lionel Wyllie in the book ' The British battle fleet : its inception and growth throughout the centuries to the present day ' Volume 2 by Ja

The USS Arizona Memorial, dedicated in 1962, straddles the remains of the battleship sunk during the surprise Japanese air attack, Dec. 7, 1941. The memorial pays tribute to the nearly 1,200 sailors and Marines who died aboard the Pennsylvania-class super-dreadnaught during the attack as well as all of the 2,403 military and civilian personnel who perished that Sunday morning. A bomb detonated in her powder magazine caused a violent explosion and immediately sank the craft, Navy hull number BB-39.The more than one million visitors a year to the memorial can see the diesel fuel leaking Stock Photo

RMRB88HF–The USS Arizona Memorial, dedicated in 1962, straddles the remains of the battleship sunk during the surprise Japanese air attack, Dec. 7, 1941. The memorial pays tribute to the nearly 1,200 sailors and Marines who died aboard the Pennsylvania-class super-dreadnaught during the attack as well as all of the 2,403 military and civilian personnel who perished that Sunday morning. A bomb detonated in her powder magazine caused a violent explosion and immediately sank the craft, Navy hull number BB-39.The more than one million visitors a year to the memorial can see the diesel fuel leaking

War game-Bow of SEATTLE at full speed (LOC) Stock Photo

RMD5NPWH–War game-Bow of SEATTLE at full speed (LOC)

. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. Compafe them Compare tlie little old Haynes r""^ (JJ=::^ "norseless carriage or 20 m^^^t >- /N years ago -witn the latest ^^^ 8-cylinaer car. Some advance! ^) There's just as tig a difference between the 1915 Caterpillar "75" and the old "45' of 1911 or 1912. Compare the old battleship Oregon—now a side-show at the Panama-Paciric—w^ith the new super-dreadnaught Wyoming. The new "75" IS just as much stronger. Simpler, too — 5 pieces in the track unit where it took 25 three years ago— less wear, no ^vaste of po'wrer, lon Stock Photo

RMRHTEN2–. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. Compafe them Compare tlie little old Haynes r""^ (JJ=::^ "norseless carriage or 20 m^^^t >- /N years ago -witn the latest ^^^ 8-cylinaer car. Some advance! ^) There's just as tig a difference between the 1915 Caterpillar "75" and the old "45' of 1911 or 1912. Compare the old battleship Oregon—now a side-show at the Panama-Paciric—w^ith the new super-dreadnaught Wyoming. The new "75" IS just as much stronger. Simpler, too — 5 pieces in the track unit where it took 25 three years ago— less wear, no ^vaste of po'wrer, lon

080611-N-0995C-046 FORD ISLAND, Hawaii (JUNE 11, 2008) A member of the National Park Service takes the ashes of Navy Petty Officer First Class Jimmy Oberto to be interred within the confines of the Florida-class dreadnaught battleship USS Utah (BB 31/AG 16) at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island at Naval Station Pearl Harbor. Oberto was a crewmember aboard Utah during the Pearl Harbor attack by the Japanese Dec. 7, 1941. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Third Class Eric J. Cutright (Released) US Navy 080611-N-0995C-046 A member of the National Park Service takes the ashes of N Stock Photo

RMHFW8X4–080611-N-0995C-046 FORD ISLAND, Hawaii (JUNE 11, 2008) A member of the National Park Service takes the ashes of Navy Petty Officer First Class Jimmy Oberto to be interred within the confines of the Florida-class dreadnaught battleship USS Utah (BB 31/AG 16) at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island at Naval Station Pearl Harbor. Oberto was a crewmember aboard Utah during the Pearl Harbor attack by the Japanese Dec. 7, 1941. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Third Class Eric J. Cutright (Released) US Navy 080611-N-0995C-046 A member of the National Park Service takes the ashes of N

RMCB9349–The flag of the United States flies on the fantail of the U.S. Navy battleship U.S.S. Iowa

RF2J8WD6H–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

The First World War era battleship HMS Monarch. Commissioned in 1912, it served in the Royal Navy until it was sunk in 1925 whilst being used as a target ship.. Stock Photo

RM2KG6YB1–The First World War era battleship HMS Monarch. Commissioned in 1912, it served in the Royal Navy until it was sunk in 1925 whilst being used as a target ship..

The crewmen memorial plaque on the USS Alabama in the Memorial Park in Mobile Stock Photo

RMED95YC–The crewmen memorial plaque on the USS Alabama in the Memorial Park in Mobile

The battleship USS Iowa (BB61) is pushed toward the dock in Richmond California, on October 28, 2011. Stock Photo

RMC94Y8Y–The battleship USS Iowa (BB61) is pushed toward the dock in Richmond California, on October 28, 2011.

RF2J8WDG4–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

The First World War era battleship HMS Audacious. Completed in 1913 and sunk after hitting a German mine off Ireland on 27th October 1914. Stock Photo

RM2K9P8D4–The First World War era battleship HMS Audacious. Completed in 1913 and sunk after hitting a German mine off Ireland on 27th October 1914.

The crewmens memorial plaque on the USS Alabama in the Memorial Park in Mobile Stock Photo

RMED95YB–The crewmens memorial plaque on the USS Alabama in the Memorial Park in Mobile

Tugboats move the battleship USS Iowa (BB61) from Benecia to Richmond, California, on October 28, 2011 Stock Photo

RMC94Y8G–Tugboats move the battleship USS Iowa (BB61) from Benecia to Richmond, California, on October 28, 2011

RF2J8WFM0–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

The First World War era battleship HMS King George V. Lunched in 1911 and commissioned in 1912, it served in the Royal Navy until it was scrapped in 1926. Stock Photo

RM2K9P8CE–The First World War era battleship HMS King George V. Lunched in 1911 and commissioned in 1912, it served in the Royal Navy until it was scrapped in 1926.

Battle history Plaque on the USS Alabama battleship at the Memorial Park in Mobile Stock Photo

RMED95Y5–Battle history Plaque on the USS Alabama battleship at the Memorial Park in Mobile

RMC94Y8A–Tugboats move the battleship USS Iowa (BB61) from Benecia to Richmond, California, on October 28, 2011

RF2J8WEYF–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns Stock Photo

RMED95XF–The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns

RMC94Y87–Tugboats move the battleship USS Iowa (BB61) from Benecia to Richmond, California, on October 28, 2011

RF2J8W2BB–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

RMED95XP–The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns

RMC94Y8M–Tugboats move the battleship USS Iowa (BB61) from Benecia to Richmond, California, on October 28, 2011

RF2J8W01H–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

RMED95XN–The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns

RMC94Y8R–The battleship USS Iowa (BB61) is pushed toward the dock in Richmond California, on October 28, 2011.

RF2J8W15W–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

RMED95XK–The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns

RMC94Y8C–Tugboats move the battleship USS Iowa (BB61) from Benecia to Richmond, California, on October 28, 2011

RF2J8TYWR–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

RMED95XT–The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns

RMC94Y8N–Tugboats move the battleship USS Iowa (BB61) from Benecia to Richmond, California, on October 28, 2011

RF2J8W3KG–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

RMED95Y0–The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns

RMC94Y8J–Tugboats move the battleship USS Iowa (BB61) from Benecia to Richmond, California, on October 28, 2011

RF2J8W1PT–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

RMED95XM–The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns

Three 16 inch guns on the USS Iowa's aft gun battery Stock Photo

RMC9AKT0–Three 16 inch guns on the USS Iowa's aft gun battery

RF2J8W33Y–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

RMED95XY–The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns

USS Iowa's Number 2 Gun Battery. Stock Photo

RMC9AKRR–USS Iowa's Number 2 Gun Battery.

RF2J8W0N2–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

RMED95XW–The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns

USS Iowa's number one gun battery and forward deck. Stock Photo

RMC9AKRN–USS Iowa's number one gun battery and forward deck.

RF2J8W217–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

RMED95XH–The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns

Forward gun turrets on the USS Iowa and the 6-16 inch guns. Stock Photo

RMC9AKRJ–Forward gun turrets on the USS Iowa and the 6-16 inch guns.

RF2J8W0CW–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

RMED95XR–The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns

USS Iowa's port side 5 inch gun batteries. Stock Photo

RMC9AKRD–USS Iowa's port side 5 inch gun batteries.

RF2J8W2RF–San Pedro, CA. USA. 2/28/2022. U.S.S. Iowa BB-61. U.S. Iowa BB-61 maritime museum. Commissioned Feb. 22, 1943. Decommissioned Oct. 26, 1990.

RMED95Y1–The Battleship USS Alabama at the Memorial Park in Mobile. 680ft long and 35,000tons with 9 16inch guns

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