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SS San Juan

Description: coastal passenger steamship

USS San Juan

Description: 1941 Atlanta-class cruiser

Aliases: CL-54 and San Juan

USS San Juan

Description: 1986 Los Angeles-class submarine

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San Juan

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San Juan (1565)

Book Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia Illustration

Author Lincoln P. Paine

Published Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1997

ISBN 0585109486, 9780585109480, 0395715563, 9780395715567

Page 452-53

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San Juan (1900) Subscribe to view

San Juan (Cargo) (cargo liner; built 1942; Marshall Islands; 20700 dwt; also named: Baleares, Sea-Land Pacer, Pacer, MSC Baleares; IMO: 7714349) Subscribe to view

San Juan (container feeder; built 1945; USA; 18184 dwt; IMO: 6904806) Subscribe to view

San Juan (dry cargo vessel; built 1942; USA; 16387 dwt; also named: Esso Raleigh; IMO: 5310034) Subscribe to view

San Juan (freighter; 7239 tons; launched in 1976; photographed in 1980 & '85) Subscribe to view

San Juan (Spain) Subscribe to view

San Juan (towing vessel; built 1885, in San Juan, PR; 144 tons; also named Bolivar, Bayou Orleans, Point Comfort, Cappy Bisso, Capt. Billy Slatten) Subscribe to view

San Juan (tweendecker; built 1961; Greece; 7800 dwt; also named: Norholt, Salvador; IMO: 5256068) Subscribe to view

San Juan (XI) (Freighter (C4-S-A1); built 1944, in Richmond, CA, USA; 9950 tons; naming history: General C.H. Muir (U.S.S.) (1944); Chicago (II) (1968); San Juan (XI) (1975); registration numbers: AP.142 (US Navy)) Subscribe to view

San Juan [timetables, images, etc.] Subscribe to view

San Juan, a steam fishing boat, outside San Juan Fish Company, Seattle, between 1903 and 1912 Subscribe to view