Renamed Saratoga on 16th
February 1911 and then Rochester on 1st December 1919. After WWI became
Asiatic Fleet flagship and then the Station ship in Manilla Bay. Stricken
in 1938 and laid up in the Philippines. During WWII she was scuttled (December
1941) to stop her falling into Japanese hands.
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