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Yuma
ex
 Tempest (II) (1869)
 Yuma (1863 - 1869)

Casco Class Light-draft Monitor:
  • Laid down in 1863 by Alexander Swift and CO., Cincinnati, OH.
  • Launched, 30 May 1865
  • Delivered in 1866 for lay up, location unknown
  • Renamed Tempest, 15 June 1869
  • Renamed Yuma again, 10 August 1869
  • Final Disposition, sold for scrapping, 12 September 1874 to Theodore Allen
    Specifications:
    Displacement 1,487 t.
    Length 225'
    Beam 45'
    Depth of Hold unknown
    Draft 6' 6"
    Speed 9 kts.
    Complement 60
    Armament
    two 11" Dahlgren smoothbore guns
    Propulsion steam
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    Neosho
    098608905    		 40k Monitors laid up at Mound City after the war, about 1868. The stern-wheeler USS Neosho is in center, looking aft. Yuma, Shiloh, and Klamath of the Casco class are at left. In the rear at right is one of the Marietta class with funnels abreast, and her sister can be seen behind Neosho. No photographs exist of the Marietta-class ships.
    The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County    		 Tommy Trampp
    Yuma / Tempest (II)
    Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships (DANFS)
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