Submarine tender USS HOLLAND (AS 3) early June 1928.
USS Boston was a protected cruiser and one of the first steel warships of the “New Navy” of the 1880s.
The type carrier Lexington and the destroyer Pillsbury in the sea. Photo heavy cruisers of the Pensacola
The type carrier Lexington and the destroyer Pillsbury in the sea. Photo heavy cruisers of the Pensacola
BB-6 USS Kentucky
Americký monitor Canonicus,1863
The first Canonicus, a single-turret monitor, was launched
1 August 1863 by Harrison Loring, Boston, Mass., and commissioned 16
April 1864 at Boston.
Decommissioned to reserve 30 June 1865. Renamed Scylla, 15 June 1869, then Canonicus,
10 August 1869. May have been overhauled during 1869-1872.
Recommissioned 22 January 1872 and operated with the fleet, but was
frequently placed out of commission for short periods. Decommissioned to
reserve 1877. Retained in reserve for use as a display at the 1907
Jamestown Exposition; was cleaned up, towed to the Exposition and placed
on display, but was not recommissioned or made operable.