USS Chicago (CL/CA-29) was a Northampton -class cruiser of the United States Navy that served in the Pacific Theater in the early years of World War II. She was the second US Navy ship to be named …

USS Chicago (CL-29) operated with the White fleet, which comprised 12 battleships, four carriers -- during her first fleet problem. Ranger (CV-4) joined Langley, Lexington, and Saratoga in the...

Built at Mare Island Navy Yard on Mare Island. Laid down September 10, 1928 as Northampton-class cruiser (CL). Launched April 10, 1930 as USS Chicago (CL-29). On July 1, 1931 reclassified as a …

USS Chicago, a 9300-ton Northampton class heavy cruiser, was built at the Mare Island Navy Yard. Commissioned in April 1931, she made a shakedown cruise to Hawaii, Tahiti and American Samoa …

Chicago operated along the east coasts of North and South America and in the Caribbean as flagship of the Squadron of Evolution and, later as flagship of the North Atlantic Squadron, until 1893.

May 2, 2019 · Page details technical specifications, development, operational history of the USS Chicago (CA-29) Cruiser Warship including pictures.

The Navy's first USS Chicago (CA-14), a protected cruiser, was launched December 5, 1885. Chicago had a distinguished career in the Atlantic, including a stint as flagship for Commander...

- 12 MK 36 VLS for Tomahawk missiles. - 4/533mm TT MK 67 (amidships) for MK 48 and MK 48 ADCAP . Homeport: Bremerton, WA.

After completing a two-year maintenance and upgrade period at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard in October 2011, Chicago arrived in April 2012 at her new homeport, assigned to Submarine Squadron 15, …

The nuclear-powered attack submarine USS CHICAGO was ordered on August 13, 1981, as part of the continuing expansion of the LOS ANGELES-class force during the final decade of the Cold War.