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Statistics of the Iowa class battleships. Armor: 12.2 inch belt, 6 inch deck, 11.6-17.3 inch barbettes, 2.5-17.3 inch turrets, 17.3 inch CT. Probably the finest battleships of all time. The second pair of ships had been planned as Montana class ships, but they were changed to Iowas to speed production. Reactivated for Korean War service in WWII configuration. The class was nearly discarded in 1974. Built by Philadelphia Navy Yard.
This feature indeed rationalized the speed of these battleships. The ship was equipped with eight 16-inch main war guns and more than fifteen (6-inch secondary guns), thus making this class as the most powerful of all the warships that were being used in the World War I. The other battleships which were included in this class were the Barham, Warspite, Valiant and Malaya battleships.