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330-CFD-DN-ST-86-02454: The battleship USS Iowa (BB 61) fires a broadside to starboard from its Mk 7 16-inch guns, 7/1/1984. PH1 Jeff Hilton, USN. (OPA-NARA II-2016/01/07).

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