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2nd Class Battleships
Second class only in name - still just as deadly.

USS Texas (1895)
The first USS Texas was America�s first battleship. The US Navy needed battleships to protect her shores and to be seen as a major player among the world�s great navies. The U.S. Congress authorized the money to build the t...

1895

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1	There are a total of 1 2nd Class Battleships in the Military Factory.

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