uss Oklahoma City
CLASS - CLEVELAND
Displacement 10,000 Tons, Dimensions, 610¥" 1 (oa) x 66¥" 4 x 25¥" (Max)
Armament 12 x 6/47, 12 x 5/38AA, 28 x 40mm, 10 x 20mm, 4 Aircraft
Armor, 5 Belt, 6 Turrets, 2 Deck, 5 Conning Tower.
Machinery, 100,000 SHP; Geared Turbines, 4 screws
Speed, 32.5 Knots, Crew 1255.
Operational and Building Data
Keel laid on 8 DEC 1942 by Cramp Shipbuilding Co., Philadelphia, PA
Launched 20 FEB 1944
Commissioned 22 DEC 1944
Decommissioned 30 JUN 1947
Reclassified CLG 5 23 MAY 1957
Commissioned 7 SEP 1960
Reclassified CG 5 1 JUL 1975 Decommissioned 15 DEC 1979
Stricken 12 DEC 1979
Fate: Sunk as target with a torpedo by Republic of Korea Submarine Lee Chun (SS 062) on 25 MAR 1999
Quoted from the Press Release for MTX 99 The ship was still afloat on the final day of the exercise. With USS Columbus (SSN 762), Republic of Korea Submarine Lee Chun (SS 062), and several attack aircraft were in position to take another shot at the old vessel. Lee Chun shot a torpedo, scoring a direct hit. Twenty-five minutes later, at approximately 11:03 a.m., the former Seventh Fleet flagship disappeared below the surface, sinking down in 6,000 feet of water.
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