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276:1 × triple
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231:9,100
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2086:Categories
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1634:Calcaterra
1536:Strickland
1280:Sturtevant
1007:References
676:Black Swan
609:SS Sangara
568:battleship
560:Casablanca
556:Task Force
509:Casablanca
488:to screen
289:projectors
245:Complement
199:generators
181:Propulsion
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978:Navy list
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389:Louisiana
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1362:Marchand
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1147:Flaherty
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573:Warspite
407:Farquhar
346:Croatian
312:(DE-242)
294:hedgehog
253:Armament
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81:Launched
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708:Algeria
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361:Houston
332:History
314:was an
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68:, Texas
66:Houston
59:Builder
30:History
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157:Length
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1820:Vance
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1757:Pride
1613:Vance
1585:Mills
1529:Price
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1460:Pride
1418:Joyce
1369:Hurst
1334:Sloat
1300:Keith
1294:Scott
1287:Moore
1259:Poole
1231:Blair
1210:Frost
1203:Fiske
926:China
793:radar
777:Maine
762:Horta
744:Carib
715:shaft
658:sonar
226:Range
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