Naval Battle of Manila ships list shows US edge in tonnage and guns
The article compares American and Spanish ships at Manila, detailing tonnages from 22 862 to 18 077 and armaments across vessels. It notes Dewey's squadron held advantages in ships and guns, though threats included underwater mines and fort fire. Names and classifications of ships follow with tonnages speeds and batteries in dense enumerations.
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Manila
United States
Dwey
Ila de Minda Uno
Adda
Dewey
Washington
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