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S-511-58 "6" A.A. Cruiser - Scheme "I""

Photo #: S-511-58 "6" A.A. Cruiser - Scheme "I""
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Title: "6" A.A. Cruiser - Scheme "I""
Description: Photo #: S-511-58 6 A.A. Cruiser - Scheme I Preliminary design plan prepared for the General Board during the development of a light cruiser with rapid-firing 6/47 anti-aircraft guns, which ultimately became the Worcester (CL-144) class. This plan, dated May 1943, is for a 664-foot (waterline length), 13,740 (standard displacement) ship with twelve main battery guns. This design, which marks a return to a flush deck hull but still has aircraft facilities amidships, was not submitted for the General Board's consideration. Scale of the original drawings is 1/32 = 1'. The original plan is in the 1939-1944 Spring Styles Book held by the Naval History and Heritage Command. U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph.
Catalog #: S-511-58
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