


Quincy (Baltimore-class)
Country | United States |
Ship Class | Baltimore-class Heavy Cruiser |
Hull Number | CA-71 |
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4 Jun 1945 | Many ships from the United States Third Fleet, primarily Task Groups 38.1 and 30.8 sailed into Typhoon Connie south of Japan. No ships were lost but 7 men lost their lives. |
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