US EditionThe Navy’s 4 Iowa-Class Battleships Fired Their Guns at North Korea
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The Navy’s 4 Iowa-Class Battleships Fired Their Guns at North Korea
Key Points and Summary – The US Navy’s four Iowa-class battleships—Iowa, New Jersey, Missouri, and Wisconsin—were reactivated from reserve to play a crucial role in the Korean War, primarily providing devastating naval gunfire support. With their nine 16-inch guns, the battleships could shell enemy positions, infrastructure, and supply lines up to 20 miles inland, forcing North Korean forces to move critical assets away from the coast. This cons…
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