latticemasts

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AL79-019 USS Pennsylvannia 1916

from SDASM Archives

  • John Sanders said:
    A great photo!

NEW YORK & TEXAS (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • swanq said:
    According to NT of Jan 6, 1917 query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9E02EED71438EE32A... these two ships were based at the Navy shipyard in early 1917.
  • Pat Holscher said:
    This photo must have been before or after World War One, I'd guess, however, given that both ships are really illuminated, which I don't think they would have been during wartime.

Battle Ship

from SDASM Archives

  • TVL1970 said:
    This is not USS New Mexico (BB-40), as New Mexico (and ships of her class) featured a single smokestack between her two cage masts. Among the battleships that took part in the 1923 midshipmen's cruise - USS Delaware (BB-28), USS Arkansas (BB-33), USS Florida (BB-30) and USS North Dakota (BB-29) - the ship in this photo most resembles either USS Florida or USS Arkansas - as those ships which had two funnels (in tandem) between her cage masts. (After being modernized, both Arkansas' and Florida's two funnels would be combined/trunked into a single large funnel). See comment under photo below for a fuller explanation: