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• Nevada-class_battleship length "175260.0".
• Nevada-class_battleship abstract "The Nevada-class battleships were the United States Navy's first battleship design equipped with triple gun turrets (the Colorado class would be the last to carry twin turrets, armed with dual-mounted 16-inch guns), as well as introducing the "all or nothing" armor scheme in American capital ship design, in which protection of vital areas was optimized against heavy caliber guns, leaving other parts of the ship essentially unprotected. The Nevadas also introduced completely oil-fired propulsion. In armament, armor, and propulsion the Nevada class represented a considerable evolution in battleship design and, in being designed specifically to fight at extreme gunnery ranges, was actually well ahead of its time. They would be followed by the Pennsylvania-class battleships.The Nevadas were the first Standard-type battleships produced by the U.S. Navy Along with the Pennsylvania, New Mexico, Tennessee and Colorado classes, the standard type offered a battle line of vessels homogeneous in long-range gunnery, speed, tactical radius and damage control. The essential characteristics of the standard type were oil fuel, "all or nothing" armor, the arrangement of the main battery into four turrets, and significant deck armor providing protection against shells fired from long range. This combination of features made the Nevadas the prototype of the modern battleship. For example, the protection of the standard class battleships was not significantly revised after the Battle of Jutland, while other Navies tended to have different pre- and post-Jutland designs.Active in the Atlantic Ocean before and during World War I, the Nevadas were deployed to protect Allied supply lines in the European war zone in 1918. Their service continued after the "Great War", though by the early 1920s they were the oldest of the main Battle Fleet units. Both were extensively modernized between 1927 and 1929. Oklahoma was sunk during the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 and was a total loss. Nevada beached herself during this raid to prevent blocking the harbor entrance after receiving damage, and was salvaged and modernized. She provided gunfire support for amphibious operations in the European and Pacific theaters, which included shelling German shore batteries on D-Day along with USS Texas and USS Arkansas. Considered too old at the end of World War II to be kept in active service, Nevada was used as a target ship for nuclear and conventional weapons from 1946 to 1948, proving that her protection scheme was sound as she remained afloat for further target use after nuclear weapons tests in Operation Crossroads.".
• Nevada-class_battleship length "175.26".
• Nevada-class_battleship shipBeam "25.908".
• Nevada-class_battleship shipDraft "8.5344".
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• Nevada-class_battleship topSpeed "37.966".
• Nevada-class_battleship type Battleship.
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• Nevada-class_battleship wikiPageID "483808".
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• Nevada-class_battleship builders "* Fore River Shipyard * New York Shipbuilding".
• Nevada-class_battleship colwidth "30".
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• Nevada-class_battleship inCommissionRange "1916".
• Nevada-class_battleship name "Nevada class".
• Nevada-class_battleship shipAircraft "as built:* 3 floatplanes * 2 catapults 1942:* 2 floatplanes * 1 catapult".
• Nevada-class_battleship shipArmament "1920.0".
• Nevada-class_battleship shipArmor "* Belt: * Barbettes: * Turret face: * Turret sides: * Turret top: * Turret rear: * Conning tower: * Decks:".
• Nevada-class_battleship shipComplement "864".
• Nevada-class_battleship shipDisplacement "Standard:".
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• Nevada-class_battleship shipNotes "2042".
• Nevada-class_battleship shipPropulsion "Nevada:* As built: 12 Yarrow oil-fired boilers, replaced with 6 Bureau Express oil-fired boilers in 1927-30 refit * Geared steam turbines, Oklahoma:* As built: 12 Babcock and Wilcox oil-fired boilers, replaced with 6 Bureau Express oil-fired boilers in 1927-29 refit * Vertical triple-expansion reciprocating steam engines 2 propellers".
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• Nevada-class_battleship shipType Battleship.
• Nevada-class_battleship totalShipsCompleted "2".
• Nevada-class_battleship totalShipsLost "1".
• Nevada-class_battleship totalShipsRetired "1".
• Nevada-class_battleship subject Category:Battleship_classes.
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• Nevada-class_battleship comment "The Nevada-class battleships were the United States Navy's first battleship design equipped with triple gun turrets (the Colorado class would be the last to carry twin turrets, armed with dual-mounted 16-inch guns), as well as introducing the "all or nothing" armor scheme in American capital ship design, in which protection of vital areas was optimized against heavy caliber guns, leaving other parts of the ship essentially unprotected.".
• Nevada-class_battleship label "Classe Nevada".
• Nevada-class_battleship label "Classe Nevada".
• Nevada-class_battleship label "Nevada-Klasse".
• Nevada-class_battleship label "Nevada-class battleship".
• Nevada-class_battleship label "Линейные корабли типа «Невада»".
• Nevada-class_battleship label "ネバダ級戦艦".
• Nevada-class_battleship label "内华达级战列舰".
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• Nevada-class_battleship depiction Uss_nevada.jpg.
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