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			== Description and sourcing ==

			See and ], where it has been suggested that a more detail description of ship characteristics would be helpful, as well as using some of the vast literature on the ''Iowa'' class to reduce the reliance on DANFS. Hopefully this one can avoid FAR. ] <sub> '']''</sub> 15:45, 23 January 2023 (UTC)

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