pennsylvaniaclass

157 photos and 1 illustration tagged pennsylvaniaclass, from 6 members of Flickr Commons.

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Richard Norton said:
He would have been a crew member of the USS South Dakota (renamed USS Huron on 27 October 1919). www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q5229890 "She served in the Asiatic Fleet [from 1919 to 1926], operating in Philippine waters during the winter and out of Shanghai and Chefoo during the summer." (Source: Wikipedia) The film, The Sand Pebbles takes place in 1926 and is about US Navy ships in China www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q916287

Greg Bishop said:
Commissioned as USS Pennsylvania (ACR-4), Armored Cruiser in 1905. Renamed USS Pittsburgh (CA-4) in 1912 to free the name Pennsylvania for a new battleship. (From "Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships" (1970) - Notable events In 1910-11, a plane landed on and took off from a platform constructed on her afterdeck, opening the era of naval aviation. Patrolled off Mexico during insurrection which led to American involvement with the Vera Cruz landing in April 1914. Landed sailors/Marines at Shanghai in 1927, to protect Americans/foreigners during the Chinese power struggle. Carrying the Governor General of the Philippines, Dwight F. Davis on a courtesy cruise, she returned to Manila 15 April 1931. On 21 April she steamed for Suez enroute Hampton Roads. Decommissioned 10 July 1931, sold for scrapping December 1931.

Stig Jarlevik said:
The US Navy only bought two, A-66 (AH-65) and A-67 (AH-62) Stig