File:USS Nevada (BB-36) after ABLE.jpg
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DescriptionUSS Nevada (BB-36) after ABLE.jpg |
English: "A panoramic view of the fleet after test ABLE sketched from the bridge of USS Arkansas (BB-33). The ship in the middle is the scorched USS Nevada (BB-36), with Nagato behind and Sakawa sinking in the foreground." |
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Source | here; specific here |
Author | Arthur Beaumont |
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