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{{ArmsList|Gun=1|Caliber=8"|Length=278.5"|Model=M1888MII|SN=40|Man=Watervliet|Carriage=Disappearing, M1894, #25, [[Providence]]|Dates=1904-1917|Notes=See note 1}} | {{ArmsList|Gun=1|Caliber=8"|Length=278.5"|Model=M1888MII|SN=40|Man=Watervliet|Carriage=Disappearing, M1894, #25, [[Providence]]|Dates=1904-1917|Notes=See note 1}} | ||
{{ArmsList|Gun=2|Caliber=8"|Length=278.5"|Model=M1888MII|SN=39|Man=Watervliet|Carriage=Disappearing, M1894, #24, [[Providence]]|Dates=1904-1917|Notes=See note 1}} | {{ArmsList|Gun=2|Caliber=8"|Length=278.5"|Model=M1888MII|SN=39|Man=Watervliet|Carriage=Disappearing, M1894, #24, [[Providence]]|Dates=1904-1917|Notes=See note 1}} | ||
{{ArmsListFooter|Source=RCW Form 1, 30 Jun 1919, 30 Sep 1921, [http://www.cdsg.org/gulf.htm | {{ArmsListFooter|Source=RCW Form 1, 30 Jun 1919, 30 Sep 1921, [http://www.cdsg.org/gulf.htm Coast Defense Study Group], {{Berhow}}, pages 108-109, 211<br>Note 1: On 22 Oct 1917 the guns were transferred to [[Watervliet]] Arsenal. Carriages were scrapped in May 1918. {{GunCards}}}} | ||
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| Empl No |
Caliber Type |
Barrel Length |
Model | Serial No |
Manufacturer | Carriage | Service Dates |
Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 8" Rifle | 278.5" | M1888MII | 40 | Watervliet | Disappearing, M1894, #25, Providence | 1904-1917 | See note 1 | |
| 2 | 8" Rifle | 278.5" | M1888MII | 39 | Watervliet | Disappearing, M1894, #24, Providence | 1904-1917 | See note 1 | |
| Source: RCW Form 1, 30 Jun 1919, 30 Sep 1921, Coast Defense Study Group, Berhow, Mark A. ed, American Seacoast Defenses: A Reference Guide, 2nd Edition, CDSG Press, McLean, VA, 2004, ISBN 0-9748167-0-1, pages 108-109, 211 Note 1: On 22 Oct 1917 the guns were transferred to Watervliet Arsenal. Carriages were scrapped in May 1918. CDSG Gun Card Collection from NARA | |||||||||