USS Alaska

lead ship of the US Navy Alaska class of large cruisers
see also USS Alaska, USS Alaska, USS Alaska

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large cruiser, World War II, United States Navy, New York Shipbuilding Corporation, Alaska-class cruiser, United States of America, 

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Frameless

CB-1 Alaska Outboard Profile

Forward superstructure and aircraft catapult of USS Alaska (CB-1) circa 1945

USS Alaska (CB-1) at sea in the summer of 1944

USS Alaska (CB-1) at sea on 8 August 1944 (NH 97128)

USS Alaska (CB-1) in 1944 (NH 97268)

USS Alaska (CB-1) launching

USS Alaska (CB-1) maneuvers in front of USS Missouri (BB-63) in 1944

USS Alaska (CB-1) off the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard on 30 July 1944 (NH 92282)

USS Alaska (CB-1) off the Philadelphia Navy Yard on 30 July 1944

USS Alaska (CB-1) on 13 November 1944

USS Alaska (CB-1) on 13 November 1944 from port bow (80-G-289825)

USS Alaska (CB-1) on 13 November 1944 from port bow (80-G-289825) (cropped)

USS Alaska (CB-1) underway

USS Alaska (CB-1) underway in the Atlantic Ocean in August 1944 (80-G-K-5580)

USS Alaska (CB-1) underway in the Atlantic Ocean in August 1944 (80-G-K-5580) (cropped)

USS Alaska (CB-1) underway on 11 September 1944 (NH 97127)

USS Alaska (CB-1)-1

USS Guam (CB-2) and USS Alaska (CB-1) at anchor off the coast of China in 1945

USS Missouri (BB-63) and USS Alaska (CB-1) at Norfolk, Virginia, 1944

US CQM takes sextant reading on USS Alaska (CB-1) 1945

U.S. Navy reserve ships at the Bayonne Naval Supply Depot, 15 April 1953 (80-G-480262)

U.S. Navy reserve ships at the Bayonne Naval Supply Depot, 15 April 1953 (80-G-480262) (cropped)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
link	Drachinifel article@				Wikidata
image	CB-1 Alaska Outboard Profile				Wikimedia
image	Forward superstructure and aircraft catapult of USS Alaska (CB-1) circa 1945				Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) at sea in the summer of 1944				Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) at sea on 8 August 1944 (NH 97128)				Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) in 1944 (NH 97268)				Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) launching	1943			Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) maneuvers in front of USS Missouri (BB-63) in 1944				Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) off the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard on 30 July 1944 (NH 92282)				Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) off the Philadelphia Navy Yard on 30 July 1944	1944			Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) on 13 November 1944	1944			Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) on 13 November 1944 from port bow (80-G-289825)	1944			Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) on 13 November 1944 from port bow (80-G-289825) (cropped)	1944			Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) underway				Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) underway in the Atlantic Ocean in August 1944 (80-G-K-5580)				Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) underway in the Atlantic Ocean in August 1944 (80-G-K-5580) (cropped)				Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1) underway on 11 September 1944 (NH 97127)				Wikimedia
image	USS Alaska (CB-1)-1				Wikimedia
image	USS Guam (CB-2) and USS Alaska (CB-1) at anchor off the coast of China in 1945				Wikimedia
image	USS Missouri (BB-63) and USS Alaska (CB-1) at Norfolk, Virginia, 1944	1944			Wikimedia
image	US CQM takes sextant reading on USS Alaska (CB-1) 1945				Wikimedia
image	U.S. Navy reserve ships at the Bayonne Naval Supply Depot, 15 April 1953 (80-G-480262)				Wikimedia
image	U.S. Navy reserve ships at the Bayonne Naval Supply Depot, 15 April 1953 (80-G-480262) (cropped)				Wikimedia