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- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) length "59436.0".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) abstract "USS Isla de Cuba was a former Spanish Navy second-class protected cruiser of the same name, captured by and commissioned into the United States Navy as a gunboat.".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) acquirementDate "1898-05-01".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) builder Armstrong_Whitworth.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) builder Elswick,_Tyne_and_Wear.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) class Protected_cruiser.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) commissioningDate "1900-04-11".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) completionDate "1887-09-22".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) decommissioningDate "1904-06-09".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) layingDown "1886-02-25".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) length "59.436".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipBeam "9.144".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipDraft "3.3528".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipLaunch "1886-12-11".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) status "Scrapped, 1940".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) status "Sold to Venezuela, 2 April 1912".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) thumbnail Isla_de_Cuba_Spanish_cruiser.jpg?width=300.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) topSpeed "20.7424".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) wikiPageExternalLink isla_de_cuba.htm.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) wikiPageExternalLink 09924.htm.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) wikiPageExternalLink islacuba.htm.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) wikiPageID "17661369".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) wikiPageRevisionID "556686096".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) hasPhotoCollection USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886).
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipAcquired "--05-01".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipArmament "3".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipArmament "4".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipArmor "Deck:".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipBuilder "Sir W.G. Armstrong Mitchell & Company, Elswick, Tyne and Wear, England".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipCapacity "of coal".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipClass "Isla de Luzon-class protected cruiser".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipCommissioned "1900-04-11".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipComplement "137".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipCompleted "1887-09-22".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipDecommissioned "1904-06-09".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipFate "--04-02".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipFate "Scrapped, 1940".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipInService "as school ship, March 1907".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipLaidDown "1886-02-25".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipLaunched "1886-12-11".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipName "USS Isla de Cuba".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipNamesake "The island of Cuba".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) shipPropulsion "2".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) subject Category:1886_ships.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) subject Category:Cruisers_of_the_Spanish_Navy.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) subject Category:Cruisers_of_the_United_Kingdom.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) subject Category:Gunboats_of_the_United_States_Navy.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) subject Category:Naval_ships_of_Venezuela.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) subject Category:Ships_transferred_from_the_United_States_Navy_to_the_Bolivarian_Armada_of_Venezuela.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) subject Category:Tyne-built_ships.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) type MeanOfTransportation.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) type Ship.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) type Product.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) type Ship.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) type DesignedArtifact.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) comment "USS Isla de Cuba was a former Spanish Navy second-class protected cruiser of the same name, captured by and commissioned into the United States Navy as a gunboat.".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) label "USS Isla de Cuba (1886)".
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) sameAs m.047dj85.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) sameAs Q7870437.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) sameAs Q7870437.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) wasDerivedFrom USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886)?oldid=556686096.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) depiction Isla_de_Cuba_Spanish_cruiser.jpg.
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) isPrimaryTopicOf USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886).
- USS_Isla_de_Cuba_(1886) name "USS Isla de Cuba".
