The heavy cruiser San Francisco is a New Orleans-class cruiser, the best-performing class of treaty cruisers.

Standard displacement (tons) 10,047 Main gun caliber (mm) 3x3x203 L55

Full load displacement (tons) 11,515 Secondary gun caliber (mm) 8x1x127

Captain /Width/Draft (m) 179.22/18.82/6.93

Power unit 4x impeller 8x boiler

Anti-aircraft gun caliber (mm) 6x4x40

Number of axles (Axle) 4 Power output (horsepower) 107,000

Speed ??(knot) 32.7

Carrying aircraft (frames) 4x seaplanes, 2 catapults Shipboard fuel capacity (tons) 1,861 (Heavy oil)

Shipborne radar SG

Endurance (nautical miles/knot) 10,000/15 knots

Crew (people) 868

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The USS San Francisco (CA-38 San Francisco) was incorporated into the 64th Task Force in 1942 and participated in the Battle of Cape Espanyol on October 11, bombarding Gotō Moriichi The cruiser fleet led by the rear admiral sank the Japanese heavy cruiser "Furutaka" and the destroyer "Fubuki", and severely damaged the heavy cruiser "Aoba". It was retired from active service in 1959 after the war.

CA38 San Francisco San Francisco was built on September 9, 1931. It was put into service on April 23, 1934. It was withdrawn from active service on March 1, 1959.

Refitted in October 1941. Due to the increase in radar, electronic equipment and anti-aircraft weapons, Discharge is also increasing year by year. After a hasty refit, they are the most frequently used warships in the U.S. Navy, and they have participated in almost all major combat operations. The New Orleans-class cruiser is the last class of "treaty-type" cruisers built by the U.S. Navy. It has the highest performance among all "treaty-type" cruisers. The New Orleans class is an improved version of the Northampton-class cruiser that has corrected the problems of the Northampton-class cruiser. The main difference is that the armor thickness of important parts is increased to withstand the bombardment of the cruiser's main gun. Another difference is the location of the ammunition depot. The ammunition depot is placed above the waterline. Although this protects the ammunition depot from underwater weapons, it will be attacked by large surface ships. The New Orleans-class cruisers were originally planned to be built as eight ships. When the USS Portland (CA-33 Portland) and the USS Indianapolis (CA-35 Indianapolis) were built, their armor and weapon installation were redesigned. Therefore, the two ships were named Portland Class heavy cruisers. While the New Orleans class was under construction, the military allocated funds for an additional New Orleans class (CA-44 Vincennes). In the end, 7 ships of the New Orleans class were built.