iPhone Giveaway of the Day - Cruisers of the US Navy

Every cruiser the United States Navy has commissioned, from the protected cruiser USS Atlanta of 1884 to the Ticonderoga-class Aegis cruisers, in one reference: 204 cruisers with 746 photographs and the service history of each ship.

CRUISERS
Browse by class, alphabetically or in timeline order, from the protected cruisers of the 1880s through the heavy and light cruisers of World War II to the Aegis cruisers of today, including USS Indianapolis, which delivered atomic bomb components to Tinian and was sunk by a Japanese submarine in July 1945; only 316 of her 1,199 men survived. Each cruiser has its specifications and a photo gallery you can zoom into for details no printed book can show.

PHOTOGRAPHS
746 historical photographs, with captions. Tap any photo to see it full screen and zoom in.

ON iPHONE, iPAD AND iPHONE DUO
On iPad and the open iPhone Duo, the cruiser list sits beside the cruiser you're reading, so you can move through a class without going back.

FREE TO START
Two of every three cruisers are free. One purchase unlocks every cruiser, full-text search and photo sharing, permanently.

From the naval historians at HistoryCentral.com. Also available: Battleships, Aircraft Carriers, Destroyers and Submarines of the U.S. Navy.