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USS_Maine_(ACR-1) - a battleship of the U.S. Navy

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                                             SECOND-CLASS BATTLESHIP "MAINE".
[cut off.. "Displa"]cement 6,682 tons. Speed, 17:45 knots. Maximum Coal Supply, 856 tons. Complement, 374 men. Armor: Belt, 12in.; deck, 2in.; ba [cut off]
         [cut off.. "Guns:"] Main battery, four 10-in., six 6-in.; secondary rapid-fire battery, seven 6-pounders, eight 1-pounders, four Gatlings. Torpedo [..cut off] 
                  [cut off.. "Havana"] Harbor, February 15, 1808.
Date Published April 30, 1898
Source Scientific American Special Navy Supplement - (web file)
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