English: NHHC description: (Battleship # 15) Ship's after superposed 12/40 and 8/45 gun turret, where an explosion in the 8 (upper) level on 15 July 1907 took the lives of ten crewmen. The photograph was probably taken during the months following the accident.
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NHHC description: (Battleship # 15) Ship's after superposed 12/40 and 8/45 gun turret, where an explosion in the 8 (upper) level on 15 July 1907 took the lives of ten crewmen. The photograph was probably taken during the months following the accident....
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(Battleship # 15) Ship's after superposed 12/40 and 8/45 gun turret, where an explosion in the 8 (upper) level on 15 July 1907 took the lives of ten crewmen. The photograph was probably taken during the months following the accident. Collection of Chief Quartermaster John Harold. U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
