USS Miantonomoh, USS Annapolis, and Smaller Naval Vessels 1898
USS MIANTONOMOH
Photograph: USS Miantonomoh : Coast Defense Monitor.
Length 259 1/2 feet. Breadth 551 feet. Mean draft 14 1/2 feet. Displacement 3,990 tons. Speed 10.5 knots per hour. Personnel 13 officers. 136 men. Cost: Not Stated.
Double-turret monitor. Commissioned October 27, 1891. Length, 259 feet, 6 inches; breadth, 55 feet, 10 inches; draft, 14 feet, 6 inches; displacement, 3,990 tons; speed, 10 knots. Main battery, four 10-inch breech-loading rifles. Secondary battery, two 6-pounder, two 3-pounder, and two 1-pounder rapid-fire guns. The thickness of armor, 7 inches. Thirteen officers; 136 men.
USS ANNAPOLIS
Photograph: USS Annapolis : Unarmored Composite Gunboat.
Length 168 feet. Breadth 36 feet. Mean draft 12 feet. Displacement 1,000 tons. Speed 13.17 knot, per hour. Personnel 11 officers. 124 men. Cost $227,700.
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USS Ericsson : Steel Torpedo Boat |
USS Porter : Steel Torpedo Boat |
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USS Cushing : Steel Torpedo Boat |
USS Stiletto : Wood Torpedo Boat. |
US Navy illustrated 1898 Quick Links
- Part I: USS Indiana, USS Iowa, USS Massachusetts, USS Oregon
- Part II; USS Maine, USS Brooklyn, USS New York, USS Minneapolis
- Part III: sUSS Columbia, USS Texas, USS Baltimore, USS Philadelphia
- Part IV: USS Newark, USS Cincinnati, USS Raleigh, USS Boston
- Part V: USS San Francisco, USS Olympia, USS Kathdin, USS Atlanta
- Part VI: USS Charleston, USS Detroit, USS Marblehead, USS Montgomery
- Part VII: USS Vesuvius, USS Bancroft, USS Bennington, USS Castine
- Part VIII: USS Machias, USS Concord, USS Petrel, USS Yorktown
- Part IX: USS Dolphin, USS Puritan, USS Terror, USS Amphrite
- Part X: USS Miantonomoh, USS Annapolis, and Smaller Naval Vessels
