new york lpd 21
battleships after WWII?
I need to research battleships after WWII but I am having a really hard time finding any besides the USS Alabama (SSBN-731) and USS New York (LPD-21)
Anyone know any more?
HI
You’ve got a problem, you asked for battleships and you show a submarine (SSBN) and an Amphibious docking ship (LPD), I was on the Juneau LPD 10, or are you just looking for US war ships?
See the attached link to assist with your research.
The last battleship in commission by the US Navy was the Missouri BB-63, all battleships have the designation BB before the hull number.
You will find very few battleships after WW II, they weren’t made anymore, the second list provided will show all battleships of the US and when they were commissioned and decommissioned and what action they were involved in.
The USS Iowa BB-61, USS New Jersey BB-62, USS Missouri BB-63 and USS Wisconsin BB-64 were the last 4 battleships in commission, the Missouri was the last to be decommissioned, 31 March 1992.
Good luck on your research, take a look at the last site, it really has a lot of information on the battleships of the US.
New York (LPD 21) Builder’s Sea Trial
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1/700 USS New York LPD-21 Amphibious Vessel $32.38 7110 1/700 USS New York LPD-21 Amphibious Vessel… |
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1/700 U.S.S. New York LPD-21, San Antonio Class Amphibious Vessel ~ Smart Kit partially constructed from 6.8 tons of steel salvaged from the rubble of the World Trade Centre in New York Northrop Grumman Ship Systems US NAVY 2009 ship battleship military United States of America U.S.A Features: - Newly tooled AAV-7A1 included - Utility crane newly produced - Bushmaster II 30mm close-in guns newly produced - Octagonally shaped funnel towers delicately reproduced - One-piece superstructure accurately presented by slide-molded technology - Loading ramp includes optional photo-etched parts - Rolling Airframe missile system on superstructure - One-piece slide-molded upper hu… |
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USS New York (LPD-21) High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! USS New York (LPD-21), the fifth San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock, is the seventh ship of the United States Navy to be named after the state of New York. The New York has a crew of 360, and can also carry up to 700 Marines. The ship is notable for using steel that was salvaged from the World Trade Center, after it was destroyed in the Septembe… |
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