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  • BobJudy

    I am sure the new ones are much more capable than BB62, The New Jersey, but you are right about which one looks the best. Even with the advanced tech the new ones are jammed full of, I wonder what their survival rate would be in conflict with somebody other than a third world ****hole? I also wonder if one of the new ones will be around long enough to compete with the New Jerseys record as the most decorated ship in the Navys history? Bob

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  • select-fire

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  • ltcdoty

    The Zumwalt reminds me of the CSS Albemarle...


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  • BobJudy
    ltcdoty: 30629800196379/comments/30629800933403

    The Zumwalt reminds me of the CSS Albemarle...

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6031683/uploads/B2DDPZMSEG1B/cssalbemarle.jpg

    Looks like the Confederacy was ahead of their time. Who'd a thunk they would have developed a stealth steamship?😁 Bob

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  • gesshots
    select-fire: 30629800196379/comments/30629830744731

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    887 - 610 = 277

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  • Don McManus

    In July of 2010, I took this photo of a test bed for these ships in Bayview, ID.

    The USN uses Lake Pend Oreille for acoustic testing, and one assumes this was here to evaluate the hull form.

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  • select-fire
    gesshots: 30629800196379/comments/30629823740443

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11312839#Comment_11312839

    887 - 610 = 277

    .. Of an Iowa class BB @ 877 ft. long

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  • mrs102

    They remind me of the two armored ships of the Civil War.in appearance.

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  • Brookwood

    The new ships remind me of our classic ones tipped upside down!

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  • US Military Guy

    Are they sloped like that in order to better resist cannon balls?

    That is cutting edge technology!

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  • select-fire

    ... Of an Iowa class BB @ 887 ft. long


    Now your corrected math is right.

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