Ticonderoga Class Cg (47) Parts

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NSN
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0015903010 Bearing Ball
010442370
039-0040-00 Bearing Ball
001856306
0910181 Bearing Ball
001006159
0910181-7 Bearing Ball
001006159
0D4 Bearing Ball
001519161
0D4R Bearing Ball
001519161
1-4BRASSBALL Bearing Ball
001519161
1-4BRASSBALLGRADE1 Bearing Ball
001519161
1-4BRASSBALLGRADE200 Bearing Ball
001519161
10107331 Bearing Ball
001006159
104928 Bearing Ball
001519161
11110/2 Bearing Ball
012083737
133069 Bearing Ball
001006159
15003 Bearing Ball
010422327
15903-10 Bearing Ball
010442370
17013R1 Bearing Ball
001006164
1EB109 Bearing Ball
010422327
2-129428 Bearing Ball
007778294
228462-13 Bearing Ball
001006159
236091 Bearing Ball
001006164
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Ticonderoga Class Cg (47)

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USS Ticonderoga (DDG/CG-47) was a guided-missile cruiser of the United States Navy. Homeported in Pascagoula, Mississippi, the "Tico" was the lead ship of her class.

Ticonderoga was the first combatant ship to feature the Aegis combat system (a limited version of the system had been tested on Norton Sound). This allows the ship to track and engage multiple targets (aircraft) much more effectively than any ship previously.

CG-47 is the fifth United States Navy vessel to carry on the name Ticonderoga. The ship was the fifth ship named for the Capture of Fort Ticonderoga in 1775.

The United States Navy built the first Aegis cruisers using the hull and machinery designs of Spruance-class destroyers. Ticonderoga was ordered as a guided missile destroyer, but redesignated as a cruiser before she was laid down.

The contract to build DDG-47 Ticonderoga was awarded to Ingalls Shipbuilding on 22 September 1978. On 1 January 1980, she was redesignated as a guided missile cruiser, CG-47. Her keel was laid down on 21 January 1980, the 35th anniversary of the devastating kamikaze attack on the Essex-class aircraft carrier Ticonderoga. CG-47 was launched on 25 April 1981 and was delivered on 13 December 1982. She was commissioned on 22 January 1983 with First Lady Nancy Reagan, the ship's main sponsor, having the honor of christening the ship on 16 May 1981.

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