Iowa-class

The Iowa-class refers to a group of four powerful U.S. Navy battleships built during World War II, known for their large size, heavy armor, and impressive firepower. They feature sizable main guns capable of hitting targets thousands of miles away and are designed for offensive and defensive roles at sea. Despite their age, these ships remain significant for their durability, advanced technology, and symbolic importance. They serve as mobile command platforms and are occasionally used for ceremonial events or naval demonstrations, representing America's maritime strength and technological achievements.