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DescriptionKongō.jpg	English: Japanese ~~battleship~~ battlecruiser Kongō, prior to her refit and reclassification as a fast battleship, pre-1927. Photograph taken during full power trials on 8 May, 1913. Published in Scientific American, August 16, 1913, page 129 Article: The Japanese battle-cruiser Kongo. The most powerful armored cruise afloat
Date	8 May 1913
Source	https://imgur.com/RxEQtuR
Author	Scientific America

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current	15:19, 2 December 2023	1,596 × 852 (239 KB)	Meeepmep	Cropped 20 % vertically using CropTool with lossless mode.
	12:18, 14 August 2023	1,596 × 1,065 (337 KB)	GreatLakesShips	higher res
	11:54, 14 August 2023	1,330 × 888 (281 KB)	GreatLakesShips	Uploaded a work by {{unknown\|author}} from https://imgur.com/RxEQtuR with UploadWizard

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