USS Salt Lake City

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USS Salt Lake City was a U.S. Navy Pensacola-class heavy cruiser that saw extensive combat service in the Pacific during World War II.

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USS Salt Lake City canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Navy ship
heavy cruiser
warship
aircraftFacilities 2 catapults
armamentMain 10 × 8-inch/55 caliber guns
armamentSecondary 4 × 5-inch/25 caliber guns
armamentTorpedoes 2 × triple 21-inch torpedo tubes
awarded 11 battle stars
battle Battle of the Aleutian Islands
Battle of the Komandorski Islands
Battle of the Philippine Sea
Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands
Gilbert and Marshall Islands campaign
Guadalcanal campaign
Iwo Jima operation
linked to: Battle of Iwo Jima

Marianas campaign
Okinawa campaign
linked to: Battle of Okinawa
beam 65 feet
class Pensacola-class cruiser
linked to: Pensacola class
commissionedDate 1929-12-11
conflict World War II
country United States
crewComplementWartime approximately 830
decommissionedDate 1946-08-18
designTreaty Washington Naval Treaty
displacementFullLoad 12050 long tons
displacementStandard 9100 long tons
draft 19 feet
fate sunk as target
hullNumber CA-25
laidDownAt Camden, New Jersey
linked to: Camden

New York Shipbuilding Corporation
laidDownDate 1927-06-09
launchDate 1929-01-23
length 585 feet
namedAfter Salt Lake City, Utah
linked to: Salt Lake City
nickname Swayback Maru
notableEvent engaged superior Japanese forces at the Battle of the Komandorski Islands
operator United States Navy
propulsion geared turbines
oil-fired boilers
steam turbines
serviceEntryEra interwar period
shaftCount 4
sponsor Mrs. Frederick J. Horne
sunkDate 1948-05-25
sunkLocation off the coast of California
theater Pacific Theater
topSpeed 32.5 knots

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Battle of Cape Esperance shipInvolved USS Salt Lake City
Second Battle of Savo Island involvesShip USS Salt Lake City