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Japanese ironclad Kōtetsu
Description: first Japanese ironclad, originally built for the Confederacy
Aliases: Stonewall

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Stonewall

79 ship citations (15 free) in 49 resources

32 books (5 free)
7 journals (1 free)
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Stonewall (cargo, built 1920, at Sunderland; tonnage: 5074) Subscribe to view
Stonewall (Commercial Fishing Vessel; Port Salerno, FL; built 1979; 6 gross tons; call sign WDC6850) Subscribe to view
Stonewall (Confederate ironclad)
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Published OCLC, Dublin, Ohio
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Stonewall (Confederate ship)
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Stonewall (crude oil tanker; built 1921; USA; also named: Frank G Drum) Subscribe to view
Stonewall (Gibraltar, 1922, Steam; ON: 138929) Subscribe to view
Stonewall (Glasgow, 1903, Steam; ON: 115779) Subscribe to view
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Stonewall (II) (IX-185) Subscribe to view
Stonewall (see as Galeb) Subscribe to view
Stonewall (Ship)
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Published OCLC, Dublin, Ohio
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Stonewall (Steamer)
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Stonewall (Steamship)
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Stonewall (Steel, built 1903; ON: 115779) Subscribe to view
Stonewall (tweendecker; built 1920; Germany; 8270 dwt; also named: Ruth, Silverbirch, Ardenhall, Cefnbryn, Galeb, Vest, Siredal, Regulus) Subscribe to view
Stonewall (U.S.S.) (Tanker; built 1921, in Alameda, CA, USA; 14493 tons; naming history: Frank G. Drum (1921); Stonewall (U.S.S.) (1944); Frank G. Drum (1946); registration numbers: (US); IX.185 (US Navy)) Subscribe to view