Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), August 1915, p. 299

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Me GW WOT ali U ENGLISH NAVAL DOCKYARD AT PORTSMOUTH One of the yards maintained for fitting out England’s fleet. At present it is the scene of tremendous activity on account of the struggle with Germany UNCLE SAM’S ARIZONA SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED in the U. S. Navy was made immediately after the launching at Brooklyn Navy Yard, June 19, 1915 Photo by International News Service This photograph of the largest ship 299

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