USS Baltimore

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USS Baltimore was a late 19th-century protected cruiser of the United States Navy that gained prominence for its service in the Pacific and participation in key events of American naval expansion.

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instanceOf United States Navy ship
protected cruiser
warship
armament 6-inch guns
8-inch guns
smaller rapid-fire guns
armorType protected cruiser armored deck
battle Battle of Manila Bay
builder Cramp & Sons Shipbuilding Company
William Cramp & Sons
commissionedDate 7 January 1890
conflict Spanish–American War
country United States of America
crewComplement approximately 400 officers and men
decommissionedDate 15 September 1922
displacement about 4,400 tons
era early 20th century
late 19th century
fleetAssignment Asiatic Squadron
hullNumber C-3
laidDownDate 5 May 1887
launchDate 6 October 1888
maximumSpeed about 20 knots
modernization underwent refits during service life
namedAfter Baltimore, Maryland, United States
surface form: Baltimore, Maryland
navalArchitectureType steel-hulled cruiser
navalService United States Navy
notability participation in early American naval expansion in the Pacific
notableEvent Baltimore Crisis of 1891
protected American interests in Chile during the Baltimore Crisis
operator United States Navy
peacetimeRole diplomatic missions
flagship duties
placeBuilt Philadelphia
surface form: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
propulsion steam engines
twin screws
roleInBattleOfManilaBay engaged Spanish shore batteries and ships
scrappedDate 1929
serviceTheater Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Pacific Ocean
shipBeam about 48 feet
shipClass Baltimore-class cruiser
surface form: Baltimore-class cruiser (protected)
shipLength approximately 327 feet
status scrapped

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Asiatic Squadron notableShip USS Baltimore