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422:Mark 16 guns
352:4 × 634 psi
288:Displacement
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208:Code letters
143:Reclassified
138:14 June 1949
127:Commissioned
106:27 July 1943
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1800:Springfield
1610:Tallahassee
1542:Little Rock
1465:Springfield
1269:10 December
1223:10 December
912:North Korea
541:floatplanes
415:4 × triple
196:Hull symbol
130:15 May 1945
1883:1944 ships
1862:Categories
1833:Long Beach
1793:Providence
1779:Providence
1696:Youngstown
1639:Wilmington
1624:Huntington
1563:Portsmouth
1500:Manchester
1493:Providence
1437:Birmingham
1416:Montpelier
1347:Providence
1333:Providence
1323:Providence
1186:References
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970:Providence
965:Providence
960:Providence
956:Providence
951:Providence
944:Providence
933:Providence
918:Providence
897:Providence
877:Providence
828:Providence
799:Providence
778:Marseilles
719:Alexandria
692:Providence
664:Providence
640:Providence
616:Providence
571:Providence
402:Complement
365:Propulsion
68:Providence
37:Providence
1831:USS
1823:Galveston
1672:Cancelled
1617:New Haven
1602:Amsterdam
1556:Amsterdam
1549:Galveston
1507:Vicksburg
1451:Vincennes
1402:Cleveland
1394:Completed
1385:Cleveland
939:in 1973:
905:USS
836:7th Fleet
770:6th Fleet
712:USS
623:Cleveland
555:catapults
487:Barbettes
434:4 × quad
425:6 × dual
277:Cleveland
103:Laid down
1663:(CL-100)
1458:Pasadena
1430:Santa Fe
1409:Columbia
850:Yokosuka
714:Missouri
708:Istanbul
648:flagship
590:Armament
410:Armament
182:Stricken
111:Launched
77:City of
74:Namesake
1712:Atlanta
1680:Buffalo
1655:(CL-99)
1653:Buffalo
1633:(CL-78)
1604:(CL-59)
1577:Atlanta
1528:Astoria
1486:Houston
1335:(CLG-6)
1321:of USS
903:as the
870:Da Nang
866:the DMZ
812:Captain
802:-class
762:Trieste
758:Taranto
700:Piraeus
678:Service
524:⁄
504:⁄
493:Turrets
472:⁄
420:caliber
85:Builder
45:History
1807:Topeka
1688:Newark
1661:Newark
1631:Dayton
1584:Dayton
1514:Duluth
1479:Biloxi
1472:Topeka
1444:Mobile
1423:Denver
1293:
1246:23 May
990:Awards
907:Pueblo
846:Saigon
766:Venice
754:Naples
747:Athens
704:Greece
660:Boston
625:-class
620:was a
573:-class
378:screws
303:Length
279:-class
198::CL-82
1825:class
1723:class
1721:Fargo
1714:class
1646:Fargo
1521:Miami
928:1970s
862:Japan
822:1960s
794:CLG–6
788:1950s
723:Egypt
710:with
683:1940s
552:stern
455:Armor
394:Range
386:Speed
332:Draft
255:Badge
210::NUKL
158:Refit
1306:here
1271:2015
1248:2015
1225:2015
782:Oran
764:and
672:Cuba
614:USS
550:2 ×
539:4 ×
481:Deck
461:Belt
376:4 ×
370:4 ×
324:Beam
247:Fate
64:Name
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