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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.
Fully assembled museum quality wooden desk-top display models custom built as to your designated circa including appropriate air wing, flagging and personalized brass plate. CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln is home ported at Everett, WA. Over 4 years in the building, she was commissioned on November 11th 1989. She is the fifth of a new class of nuclear-powered aircraft carriers - the Nimitz Class - that includes nine others: Together with CVN-65 USS Enterprise (1st nuclear-powered carrier, commissioned 1966), and the Nimitz Class there are a total of eleven US aircraft carriers operating.