Omaha-class cruiser

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  USS Cincinnati
  
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  USS Concord
  
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  USS Detroit
  
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  USS Marblehead
  
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  USS Memphis
  
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  USS Milwaukee
  
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  USS Omaha
  
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  USS Raleigh
  
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  USS Richmond
  
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  USS Trenton
  

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Frameless

21-inch torpedo tubes aboard a Omaha-class light cruiser, in the 1920s (NH 99639)

CL Omaha silhouette

Camouflage Measure 32 Design 3C

Camouflage Measure 32 Design 3C No.2

Camouflage Measure 33 Design 2F

Camouflage Measure 33 Design 2F No 2

Cruisers (15156819979)

Mines on an Omaha-class light cruiser, circa 1924 (NH 99637)

Mines on an Omaha-class light cruiser, circa 1924 (NH 99638)

Omaha class cruiser drawing

Omaha class cruiser underway c1927

Omaha-class Light Cruisers: General Arrangement First Platform

Pattern sheet, MS-3 Design 3D for Omaha class

Pattern sheet, MS-32 1D for Raleigh (Omaha) class cruisers

Pattern sheet, MS-32 3C for Omaha class

Pattern sheet, MS-33 2F for Omaha-class cruisers

Ray Wagner Collection Photo (15901998289)

Ship LCCN2016887508

USS Omaha (CL-4) underway, circa the early 1930s (NH 97971)

US Pacific Fleet ships steam toward the Panama Canal in October 1945

U.S. Navy battleships and a cruiser during maneuvers in the Caribbean Sea, 21 March 1924 (NH 69203)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	The Dreadnought Project entry@				Wikidata
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
vessel	USS Cincinnati		light cruiser, United States Navy		Wikidata
vessel	USS Concord		light cruiser, United States Navy		Wikidata
vessel	USS Detroit		light cruiser, United States Navy		Wikidata
vessel	USS Marblehead		light cruiser, United States Navy		Wikidata
vessel	USS Memphis		light cruiser, United States Navy		Wikidata
vessel	USS Milwaukee		light cruiser, United States Navy		Wikidata
vessel	USS Omaha		light cruiser, United States Navy		Wikidata
vessel	USS Raleigh		light cruiser, United States Navy		Wikidata
vessel	USS Richmond		light cruiser, United States Navy		Wikidata
vessel	USS Trenton		light cruiser, United States Navy		Wikidata
image	21-inch torpedo tubes aboard a Omaha-class light cruiser, in the 1920s (NH 99639)				Wikimedia
image	CL Omaha silhouette	1944			Wikimedia
image	Camouflage Measure 32 Design 3C	1943			Wikimedia
image	Camouflage Measure 32 Design 3C No.2	1943			Wikimedia
image	Camouflage Measure 33 Design 2F	1944			Wikimedia
image	Camouflage Measure 33 Design 2F No 2	1944			Wikimedia
image	Cruisers (15156819979)	2014			Wikimedia
image	Mines on an Omaha-class light cruiser, circa 1924 (NH 99637)				Wikimedia
image	Mines on an Omaha-class light cruiser, circa 1924 (NH 99638)				Wikimedia
image	Omaha class cruiser drawing				Wikimedia
image	Omaha class cruiser underway c1927				Wikimedia
image	Omaha-class Light Cruisers: General Arrangement First Platform				Wikimedia
image	Pattern sheet, MS-3 Design 3D for Omaha class				Wikimedia
image	Pattern sheet, MS-32 1D for Raleigh (Omaha) class cruisers				Wikimedia
image	Pattern sheet, MS-32 3C for Omaha class				Wikimedia
image	Pattern sheet, MS-33 2F for Omaha-class cruisers				Wikimedia
image	Ray Wagner Collection Photo (15901998289)	2014			Wikimedia
image	Ship LCCN2016887508	1924			Wikimedia
image	USS Omaha (CL-4) underway, circa the early 1930s (NH 97971)				Wikimedia
image	US Pacific Fleet ships steam toward the Panama Canal in October 1945	1945			Wikimedia
image	U.S. Navy battleships and a cruiser during maneuvers in the Caribbean Sea, 21 March 1924 (NH 69203)				Wikimedia