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NEW YORK WARSHIP
One of several ships with this name, this battleship of the U.S.Navy will serve with the British fleet during World War One and also survive the 1946 Bikini atom bomb tests ! Date: completed April 1914
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1946 Atom Battleship Bikini Bomb Completed Serve Steamships Survive Tests Warship
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Estimated Product Size is 24.2cm x 19.7cm (9.5" x 7.8")
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This striking photograph captures the majesty of the New York, a battleship of the United States Navy, as it sets sail on its maiden voyage in April 1914. Completed just months before the outbreak of World War One, the New York was one of several ships to bear this name in the U.S. Navy. With its impressive size and formidable weaponry, the battleship was a formidable addition to the naval forces of the time. During the First World War, the New York served with the British fleet, playing a crucial role in protecting Allied interests in European waters. The battleship's service with the British fleet marked a significant moment in the history of naval cooperation between the two nations. But the New York's story did not end with the war. In the aftermath of World War Two, the battleship survived the historic Bikini Atom Bomb Tests in 1946. These tests, which took place in the Pacific Ocean, marked the first time that nuclear weapons were used in military applications. The New York, along with other ships, was used as a target to study the effects of nuclear explosions on naval vessels. Despite the immense damage caused by the bombs, the New York managed to survive, providing invaluable data for military scientists and engineers. This photograph is a testament to the New York's enduring legacy as a symbol of American naval power and innovation. Its service in two world wars and survival of the Bikini Atom Bomb Tests make it a unique and important chapter in the history of the U.S. Navy.
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