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History of USS New Mexico (BB-40)
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History of USS New Mexico (BB-40)

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Historical sketch on the battleship, USS New Mexico (BB-40). This historical sketch delves into the history of this battleship from its initial commissioning to its participation in the Asiatic-Pacific theatre, and finally to its eventual decommissioning from the United States Navy in 1946. At the end of the paper are statistics on the New Mexic... United States - New York - Kings County - New York City - Brooklyn BoroughUnited States - Hawaii - Honolulu County - Pearl HarborIceland - Capital Region - Reykjavíkurborg Municipality - ReykjavikUnited States - Virginia - Norfolk Independent City - NorfolkFiji - Central Division - Rewa Province - SuvaUnited States - Alaska - Aleutians West Census Area - AdakUnited States - Alaska - Aleutians West Census Area - Attu IslandUnited States - Alaska - Aleutians West Census Area - Kiska IslandKiribati - Tarawa AtollKiribati - Makin AtollMarshall Islands - Kwajalein AtollVanuatu - Efate IslandAustralia - New South Wales - SydneyNorthern Mariana IslandsUnited States - Washington - King County - SeattlePhilippinesJapan - Okinawa IslandJapan - Tokyo Capital District - Tokyo
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1947-09-17
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