Franklin D. Roosevelt class battleship

The Franklin D. Roosevelt class battleship was the US navy’s first battleship since the Iowa class from WW2. The Roosevelt was built at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard along with her sister U.S.S. Johnston started in 2012 at first funded by Zitadelle Hexe Industries only but later by the Roosevelt family. The FDR started sea trials on January 30, 2015 and commissioned on April 20, 2016 missing the opening of the 3rd world war. When she got to Pearl Harbor on May 14, 2016 sailing past the Russian battleship Potemkin, and manning the rails for the USS Arizona. After getting a hero’s welcome she was sent to the Indian ocean to help the allies in Africa, and India. Johnston and Niagara joining the war shortly later. Niagara Was placed in the third fleet as part of the USS Enterprise’s battle group. Johnston was to stall to defend Hawaii form Chinese attack. USS Arizona BBM-54 helped free Alaska using her 16in guns to hit Chinese airfields, latter after japan was liberated she was one the US ships escorting the imperial family back to Japan. The Niagara, Arizona, Hannah, and the Hyder Ally had all their guns pointing at Iwo Jima on July 2017. Niagara was the lead US ship that sailed into Beijing bay to end the 3rd world war. The Niagara, Enterprise, and the other ships of the third fleet had one last mission to return US and Canadian POWs home.

12 x 16"/50 caliber Mark 7 (ably to move back to allow landings, and

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10 x 5"/54 twin caliber mark 45
8 x 20 mm CWIS
4x RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM)
speed of 40 knots (46.07 mile)
power-plant  2 × Westinghouse A4W nuclear reactors
Length: 920 ft 6 in (280.57 m)^[2] Beam: 121 ft 0 in (36.88 m)^[2] Draft: 36 ft 1 in (11.00 m)[2]