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Iowa-Class Battleship 16-Inch Guns: Why the Mark 7 Is Considered the Greatest Naval Gun in History

The Iowa-class battleships' 16-inch/50-caliber Mark 7 guns, while smaller in bore than Japan's 18.1-inch Yamato guns, achieved near-equivalent armor penetration through superior shell design, advanced fire control, and radar integration. Armed with the 2,700-lb Mark 8 armor-piercing shell and the Ford Mark 8 Rangekeeper fire control computer, the Mark 7 outperformed its Japanese rivals in accuracy and remained combat-effective for over 50 years, firing its last rounds during Operation Desert Storm in 1991.

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