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USS Cincinnati (CL-6) was an Omaha-class light cruiser commissioned on January 1, 1924
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USS Cincinnati (CL-6) was an Omaha-class light cruiser commissioned on January 1, 1924
USS Cincinnati (C-7) shows off her rather elegant figurehead, Mare Island, 1907
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USMC Marines of the Asiatic fleet USS Cincinnati, 1912.
Lot-3305-9 by National Museum of the U.S. Navy Via Flickr: Lot-3305-9: U.S. Navy protected cruiser, USS Cincinnati (C-7), port view. Photographed by K. Loeffler, 1896. Courtesy of the Library of Congress. (2016/06/03).
USS Cincinnati (CL-6) in drydock in South Boston during the 1920s
The iron clad gun boat USS Cincinnati. 1862-1863.
The Cincinnati was built in Mound City Illinois as one of seven City Class gunboats. These seven vessels formed part of the Union Mississippi River Squadron and saw much saw action on the river. The boats proved to be an essential part of the story of the success of the Union forces on the Mississippi.