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Guided missile frigate USS Halyburton receiving fuel from battleship USS Iowa in the North Atlantic, 6 Sep 1985, photo 5 of 5M114 howitzer in firing position, 17 Sep 1985West German guided missile destroyer Mölders and US battleship USS Iowa in the Baltic Sea, 1 Oct 1985Battleship USS New Jersey firing broadside, date unknown
Guided missile frigate USS Halyburton receiving fuel from battleship USS Iowa in the North Atlantic, 6 Sep 1985, photo 5 of 5M114 howitzer in firing position, 17 Sep 1985West German guided missile destroyer Mölders and US battleship USS Iowa in the Baltic Sea, 1 Oct 1985Battleship USS New Jersey firing broadside, date unknown
Comprehensive survey of the wreck of the USS Arizona on the floor of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii commissioned by the National Park Service and conducted by the University of Arizona, 1986A modern replica of D3A dive bomber in flight, 27 Apr 1986US Navy Chiefs of Naval Operations: Holloway, Trost, Carney, Hayward, Watkins, Anderson, Zumwalt, McDonald, Burke, and Moorer at the Pentagon, Arlington, Virginia, United States, 26 Jun 1986USS Iowa cremen recovering a Pioneer I remotely-piloted vehicle, 1 Nov 1986
Comprehensive survey of the wreck of the USS Arizona on the floor of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii commissioned by the National Park Service and conducted by the University of Arizona, 1986A modern replica of D3A dive bomber in flight, 27 Apr 1986US Navy Chiefs of Naval Operations: Holloway, Trost, Carney, Hayward, Watkins, Anderson, Zumwalt, McDonald, Burke, and Moorer at the Pentagon, Arlington, Virginia, United States, 26 Jun 1986USS Iowa cremen recovering a Pioneer I remotely-piloted vehicle, 1 Nov 1986
USS Iowa firing her 1,000th shell, 14 Dec 1986Aerial bow view of USS New Jersey firing her nine 16-inch guns simultaneously on either side of her, 30 Dec 1986A display of three World War II torpedoes from three nations. Top, a British Mark IX; middle, a German G7e(TIII); and bottom, a US Mark XVIII.  Dutch National War and Resistance Museum Overloon, Netherlands, 1987USNS Spica in drydock, Ship Repair Facility Subic Bay, Philippines, 1 Jan 1987; note USS Proteus tending two submarines
USS Iowa firing her 1,000th shell, 14 Dec 1986Aerial bow view of USS New Jersey firing her nine 16-inch guns simultaneously on either side of her, 30 Dec 1986A display of three World War II torpedoes from three nations. Top, a British Mark IX; middle, a German G7e(TIII); and bottom, a US Mark XVIII. Dutch National War and Resistance Museum Overloon, Netherlands, 1987USNS Spica in drydock, Ship Repair Facility Subic Bay, Philippines, 1 Jan 1987; note USS Proteus tending two submarines
USS Iowa, USS Midway, and other ships of US Navy Battle Group Alpha underway, 1 Dec 1987Bow view of USS Wisconsin with her main guns trained to port side, Gulf of Mexico, 30 Aug 1988Museum ship North Carolina, Wilmington, North Carolina, United States, 9 Oct 1988, photo 1 of 2Museum ship North Carolina, Wilmington, North Carolina, United States, 9 Oct 1988, photo 2 of 2
USS Iowa, USS Midway, and other ships of US Navy Battle Group Alpha underway, 1 Dec 1987Bow view of USS Wisconsin with her main guns trained to port side, Gulf of Mexico, 30 Aug 1988Museum ship North Carolina, Wilmington, North Carolina, United States, 9 Oct 1988, photo 1 of 2Museum ship North Carolina, Wilmington, North Carolina, United States, 9 Oct 1988, photo 2 of 2
USS Wisconsin at sea, circa 1988-1990Pieces flying out the No. 2 turret of USS Iowa during the accidental explosion, 19 Apr 1989Smoke rising from the No. 2 turret of USS Iowa after accidental explosion, 19 Apr 1989Breda Model 35 grenade
USS Wisconsin at sea, circa 1988-1990Pieces flying out the No. 2 turret of USS Iowa during the accidental explosion, 19 Apr 1989Smoke rising from the No. 2 turret of USS Iowa after accidental explosion, 19 Apr 1989Breda Model 35 grenade

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