
Caption | USS New Jersey entering Manila Bay, Philippine Islands, 3 Jul 1983; note Fort Drum (El Fraile Island, 'the concrete battleship') in foreground, Corregidor and Bataan in background ww2dbase | ||||
Photographer | Paul Soutar | ||||
Source | ww2dbaseUnited States Navy | ||||
Identification Code | DN-SN-83-09891 | ||||
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29 May 2016 06:21:47 PM
I was on the USS Carl Vinson at Cubi Point NAS when the New Jersey was in Manilla. We took a Jeepney from Olongapo to Manilla. Awesome tour. I still have the little green booklet they gave out with the tour. I still remember what it said about the 16" Guns as used in Viet Nam: A single 16" round would disintegrate everything to the ground for 100 meters and make a 60 diameter crater. A full broadside would take everything to the ground for a square mile (not exact but close 33 year old memory not too bad).