U.S.A. · Tier 10 · Special
Hawaii
Cruiser · 12×2 — mm
Hit points71 100
Top speed33 kt
Sea detection (base)15 km
Turning radius840 m
Overview
General characteristics
NationU.S.A.
ClassCruiser
Tier10
StatusSpecial
Hit points71 100
Upgrade slots6
Handling
Mobility
Maximum speed33 kt
Turning radius840 m
Rudder shift time13.8 s
Battle levels10–11
Visibility
Base concealment
Detectability by sea15 km
Detectability by air9.5 km
Detectability by submarine9.5 km
Armament
Main battery
Layout12×2 — mm
Total guns24
Caliber127 mm
Range18.3 km
Reload6 s
180° traverse4.5 s
Maximum dispersion159 m
Rate of fire9.2/min
AP shell
AP shell
Name127 mm AP Mk.38
Max damage2 400
Muzzle velocity808 m/s
Shell mass32 kg
HE shell
HE shell
Name127 mm HE Mk.41
Max damage1 800
Muzzle velocity808 m/s
Shell mass32 kg
Fire chance9%
Secondaries
Secondary battery
Secondary range0 km
AA
Anti-aircraft defense
API AA rating93
76 mm · 76.2 mm/70 Mk.23 on a Mk.37 mod. 0 mount6 mounts
127 mm · 127 mm/54 Mk.18 in a turret12 mounts
Calculated
Theoretical values
AP broadside alpha57 600
Theoretical AP DPM576 000
HE broadside alpha43 200
Theoretical HE DPM432 000
Background
About the ship
The last of the Alaska-class cruisers in a command ship configuration with dual-purpose 127 mm main battery guns. The hull of the third ship of the series, Hawaii, remained unfinished for years after her launch in 1945. In the early 1950s, one option considered was a project to complete the cruiser as a large command ship with fully replaced armament—her main battery would have consisted of the newest dual-purpose 127 mm Mark 18 guns. However, the project was canceled in 1953, and the cruiser was scrapped a few years later.
Technical data imported from Wargaming’s public API and subject to game updates.