184K views · 888 reactions | Battleship Guns: "16 Inch Gun & Turret" 1955 US Navy Training Film for Iowa Class Battleships | Popular Mechanics | Facebook

The battleship Yamato's nine 18.1-inch (460mm) guns were the largest ever fitted to a warship, exceeding the typical 16-inch guns of other modern battleships like the American Iowa-class, providing a greater projectile weight of 3,200 pounds compared to the Iowa's 2,200 pounds. This larger caliber offered greater destructive power and increased range compared to its contemporaries. While the Yamato's armament was designed for battleship-on-battleship combat, the Iowa-class was designed for a dif

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166K views · 1.9K reactions | USS Wisconsin (BB-64), Iowa-Class Fast Battleship of the United States Navy” #USSWisconsin #BB64 #IowaClass #USNavy #Battleship #ColdWarNavy #WW2History #NavalHistory | Navy History | Facebook

There are 4 places that you can steer an Iowa-class battleship! By taking a tour of Battleship New Jersey, you can view one of them—the Navigational Bridge. #militaryhistory #maritimehistory #interestingthings #history #navyships #ships #usnavy #battleship #historicships #philly #museumsoftiktok #shipsoftiktok #museumvisit #historymuseum | Battleship New Jersey

199K views · 7.2K reactions | USS New Jersey was more than just a warship—it was a powerhouse of American naval engineering and one of the most battle-hardened vessels in history. Known as “Big J,” this Iowa-class battleship earned more combat stars than any other in her class, serving with distinction in World War II, Korea, Vietnam, and during the Cold War. #ww2 #battleship #ship | I love Warships | Facebook