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US Battleships 1941-1963Wayne ScarpaciBooks |
BATTLESHIPPeter PadfieldBooks |
The Great ShipsPeter C. SmithBooks |
Battleships of World War IIPeter HoreBooks |
Iowa Class Battleships and Alaska Class Large Cruisers Conversion Projects 1942-1964Wayne ScarpaciBooks |
Did you know the captain of the USS Arizona was named Van Valkenburg?
There was a battleship commissioned in his honor after he died on December 7, 1941 at Pearl Harbor.
The "tin can sailors" on the Van Valkenburg felt they carried the ghosts of the USS Arizona into battle with them.
The USS Van Valkenburg is the battleship featured in A Boy, A Ship and A War by Claud Aldrich.
German Battleships 1939-45 (New Vanguard) Gordon Williamson
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Conway's BattleshipsIan SturtonBooks |
BB-67 MONTANA, U.S. Navy BattleshipW. Frederick ZimmermanBooks |
A Boy, a Ship, and a WarClaud AldrichBooks |
Imperial Japanese Navy Battleships 1941-45 (New Vanguard) Mark Stille
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