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CSS Tennessee
Flagship of
Admiral Buchanan in
the Battle of Mobile Bay. |
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USS
Cairo
Partially restored and is on exhibit at Vicksburg, Mississippi.
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USS Monitor
Most
radical designs |
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USS New Ironsides
The most formidable
vessel built by the Union. |
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USS Hartford
Played a key role
to that secured the South
could not win the war.
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USS Kearsarge
One of the three most important ships in the United States Navy.
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CSS Alabama
The most successful raider. |
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USS George
Washington Parke Custis
The first balloon reconnaissance ship. |
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CSS Virginia
Bold and successful. |
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USS Tecumseh
Led a van of
ironclads in the Battle of
Mobile Bay. |
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USS Fort
Hindman
Designed to patrol in shallow waters and small
tributaries where heavier ironclads could not enter. |
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USS Pontoosuc
A double-ender side wheel gunboat.
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CSS Teaser
A pioneer
minelayer.
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CSS Hunley |
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CSS Albemarle |
The South’s most
successful ironclad during the war.
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CSS
Manassas
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The first Confederate ironclad and also the first iron armored
vessel to attack an enemy. |
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Gloire
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The world's very first iron ocean-going warship.
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Ross Winans Cigar boat
The innovative
technology attracted Jules Verne's
attention. |
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