USS Houston

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1929 Northampton-class cruiser. 
CA-30

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heavy cruiserNewport News ShipbuildingNorthampton-class cruiserUnited StatesUnited States Navylength: 182.9 metre, draft: 5 metre, beam: 20.1 metre, 
See also USS Houston (1943)USS Houston (1981)USS Houston (1903)
USS Houston (CA-30) off San Diego in October 1935.jpg

Location: -5.8125, 106.131944444, KML, Maps

1928-05-01T00:00:00Z
1930-06-17T00:00:00Z
1929-09-07T00:00:00Z
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80-CF-21337-1 USS Houston (CA-30)80-CF-21337-1 USS Houston (CA-30)
ChaplainRentz1937ChaplainRentz1937
Franklin D. Roosevelt on the U.S.S. Houston in Charleston, South CarolinaFranklin D. Roosevelt on the U.S.S. Houston in Charleston, South Carolina
Franklin D. Roosevelt on the U.S.S. Houston in Pensacola, FloridaFranklin D. Roosevelt on the U.S.S. Houston in Pensacola, Florida
Franklin D. Roosevelt on the U.S.S. Houston off Cocos IslandFranklin D. Roosevelt on the U.S.S. Houston off Cocos Island
Hawaii - HonoluluHawaii - Honolulu
Hawaii - HonoluluHawaii - Honolulu
NH 78368 USS Houston (CA-30) at Tsingtao, China, 4 July 1933NH 78368 USS Houston (CA-30) at Tsingtao, China, 4 July 1933
NH 85115 Admiral Charles B. McVay, Jr., USN (cropped)NH 85115 Admiral Charles B. McVay, Jr., USN (cropped)
O2U Corsair is catapulted from USS Houston (CA-30) c1932O2U Corsair is catapulted from USS Houston (CA-30) c1932
USNavymotorlaunchUSNavymotorlaunch
USS Augusta (CA-31) and USS Houston (CA-30) at Neport News Shipbuilding on 1 February 1930USS Augusta (CA-31) and USS Houston (CA-30) at Neport News Shipbuilding on 1 February 1930
USS Houston (CA-30) and USS Isabel (PY-10) at Tsingtao, China, 1932 (NH 80114)USS Houston (CA-30) and USS Isabel (PY-10) at Tsingtao, China, 1932 (NH 80114)
USS Houston (CA-30) at anchor during Franklin D. Roosevelt`s presidential cruise of 1938 (8231819157)USS Houston (CA-30) at anchor during Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidential cruise of 1938 (8231819157)
USS Houston (CA-30) escorting convoy 1942USS Houston (CA-30) escorting convoy 1942
USS Houston (CA-30) in Manila Bay, in 1940-1941 (NH 81592)USS Houston (CA-30) in Manila Bay, in 1940-1941 (NH 81592)
USS Houston (CA-30) in Panama Canal lock in the 1930sUSS Houston (CA-30) in Panama Canal lock in the 1930s
USS Houston (CA-30) in the Gatun Locks, Panama Canal, on 5 August 1938 (NH 95257)USS Houston (CA-30) in the Gatun Locks, Panama Canal, on 5 August 1938 (NH 95257)
USS Houston (CA-30) in the Panama Canal 1934USS Houston (CA-30) in the Panama Canal 1934
USS Houston (CA-30) moored off Long Beach in March 1937USS Houston (CA-30) moored off Long Beach in March 1937
USS Houston (CA-30) off San Diego in October 1935USS Houston (CA-30) off San Diego in October 1935
USS Houston (CA-30) underway c1940USS Houston (CA-30) underway c1940
USS Houston (CA-30) underway circa 1934USS Houston (CA-30) underway circa 1934
USS Houston (CA-30) with USS Peary (DD-226) alongside Darwin 1942USS Houston (CA-30) with USS Peary (DD-226) alongside Darwin 1942
U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt seated in the well deck of USS Houston (CA-30), with a shark he caught in Sullivan Bay, Galapagos Islands, July 1938. A sailfish is being hoisted up in the left distance.U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt seated in the well deck of USS Houston (CA-30), with a shark he caught in Sullivan Bay, Galapagos Islands, July 1938. A sailfish is being hoisted up in the left distance.
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linkFreebase entry@Wikidata
incident1928keel layingWikidata
incident1930ship commissioningWikidata
incident1929ship launchingWikidata
image193580-CF-21337-1 USS Houston (CA-30)Wikimedia
image1937ChaplainRentz1937Wikimedia
imageFranklin D. Roosevelt on the U.S.S. Houston in Charleston, South CarolinaWikimedia
imageFranklin D. Roosevelt on the U.S.S. Houston in Pensacola, FloridaWikimedia
imageFranklin D. Roosevelt on the U.S.S. Houston off Cocos IslandWikimedia
imageHawaii - HonoluluWikimedia
imageHawaii - HonoluluWikimedia
imageNH 78368 USS Houston (CA-30) at Tsingtao, China, 4 July 1933Wikimedia
imageNH 85115 Admiral Charles B. McVay, Jr., USN (cropped)Wikimedia
imageO2U Corsair is catapulted from USS Houston (CA-30) c1932Wikimedia
imageUSNavymotorlaunchWikimedia
image1930USS Augusta (CA-31) and USS Houston (CA-30) at Neport News Shipbuilding on 1 February 1930Wikimedia
imageUSS Houston (CA-30) and USS Isabel (PY-10) at Tsingtao, China, 1932 (NH 80114)Wikimedia
image1938USS Houston (CA-30) at anchor during Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidential cruise of 1938 (8231819157)Wikimedia
image1942USS Houston (CA-30) escorting convoy 1942Wikimedia
imageUSS Houston (CA-30) in Manila Bay, in 1940-1941 (NH 81592)Wikimedia
imageUSS Houston (CA-30) in Panama Canal lock in the 1930sWikimedia
imageUSS Houston (CA-30) in the Gatun Locks, Panama Canal, on 5 August 1938 (NH 95257)Wikimedia
image1934USS Houston (CA-30) in the Panama Canal 1934Wikimedia
image1937USS Houston (CA-30) moored off Long Beach in March 1937Wikimedia
image1935USS Houston (CA-30) off San Diego in October 1935Wikimedia
imageUSS Houston (CA-30) underway c1940Wikimedia
imageUSS Houston (CA-30) underway circa 1934Wikimedia
image1942USS Houston (CA-30) with USS Peary (DD-226) alongside Darwin 1942Wikimedia
imageU.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt seated in the well deck of USS Houston (CA-30), with a shark he caught in Sullivan Bay, Galapagos Islands, July 1938. A sailfish is being hoisted up in the left distance.Wikimedia
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