Show 4Tc4 - A A A 1 November Sam'oly Old Battlewagon to Resall Seas of Combat 1517 19 It I - - - ' ' : to the Navy — will bring nine guns to the Cull of Tonkin each capable of hurlblit'11 more than ing a one-to22 miles IILADELPI IIA — The battleship New Jersey put to sleep more than a decade ago is shedding its cocoon as a 'member of the mothball fleet The giant dreadnought 13 being refitted and reconditioned in the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard arid should be in action off Vietnam next ' 21:''' iS ' :'"'' i - 's - Modern warfare with its Jets and notwithmissiles standing the Navy now RI'S the battleship's Minch guns as perhaps one of wars most feared and devastating Weap- ' ' ' - - - i t 4 i i - ' 40 radar-controll- personic ' e ' i'' On3 - 1 Biggest US naval gum off Vietnam now are the 7th Fleet i cruisers' t - - But is a battleship a sitting i it be a duck ni n the sea? Will i g f target for enemy I planes? Jane's Fighting Ships the book regarded as the world authority on navy VPSSelS recently observed that "howt ever reputedly unsinkable a battleship might be it would i be a matter of prestige for the I enemy to make her the prime target and if successful in of scoring a bullseye i Immense value" propaganda But Capt Richard G Alex1 I ander the New Jersey's commander shrugs off suggestions the battleship — sidelined i for more than 10 years — would be more a liability than I an asset in the Orient Ile in7 sists there will be adequate protection from aircraft and ) surface vessels I i ' i ' ' ' I 1 i 1 '' i ‘ 1 -- t ) ' I i a - v- e ' ' 1 4 t 1 - : ' tt 4 I I -- ' b - I 1 f' - 4 i f - f: ::s? It :'4 - ei f k 74 - ' ' - ': ' k- ' :' I I - 4 " i ' - ' J 1 t 41 : - " 1 5 ' I ': : A 7!' ' 1' The ' ' '74'114- : - !" 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