California Bureau Project
California · Tier V · Battleship · U.S.A. · 8 segments. Updated 2026-08-31.
Repaint your Pensacola
The first U.S. Navy cruiser built under the limitations of the Washington Naval Treaty with powerful artillery but weak armor, which was characteristic of such ships. The cruiser was armed with 203 mm main guns, on the basis of which she was redesignated as a heavy cruiser soon after commissioning. However, the ship's armor actually corresponded to that of a light cruiser. Main reward of this Segment: a special permanent camouflage for USS Pensacola.
Repaint your New Orleans
The first U.S. heavy cruiser of the new generation. The key difference from the preceding cruisers was her remarkably reinforced armor. Taking into account her limited displacement, the ship boasted a successful balance of armament, protection and speed. Main reward of this Segment: a special permanent camouflage for USS New Orleans.
Repaint your Baltimore
Designed after the treaty limitations had been lifted and built using the experience gained in World War II. Greater dimensions of the cruiser improved her survivability owing to a reinforced armor deck and enhanced protection for the propulsion. In addition to the main battery guns, the ship received dual-purpose artillery mounts. Main reward of this Segment: a special permanent camouflage for USS Baltimore.
Repaint your Dallas
A design version of a small light cruiser development which preceded the creation of Helena-class cruisers. She had features characteristic of most subsequent ships of this type in the U.S. Navy: moderate speed, the absence of torpedo armament, and the availability of dual-purpose guns complementing the 152 mm main battery mounted in turrets. Main reward of this Segment: a special permanent camouflage for USS Dallas.
Repaint your Helena
A light cruiser close to Brooklyn-class ships, but with a different architecture and full-fledged dual-purpose artillery. One of the few ships of her type in the world that carried fifteen 152 mm guns as her main battery. Main reward of this Segment: a special permanent camouflage for USS Helena.
Repaint your Cleveland
A Cleveland-class cruiser. The ship had excellent AA capabilities and good armor protection for this type of ship. With all performance characteristics combined, she was one of the most powerful light cruisers during the World War II period. Main reward of this Segment: a special permanent camouflage for USS Cleveland.
Repaint your Iowa
One of the most powerful battleships of World War II. The ship was designed for escorting attack carrier forces. She surpassed the speed of all battleships in the world. The battleship's survivability was significantly improved owing to a novel and powerful torpedo protection system and a fundamentally different armor protection system featuring an internal armor belt. Main reward of this Segment: a special permanent camouflage for USS Iowa.
Obtain California
A Tennessee-class battleship armed with twelve 356 mm guns and possessing quite modest speed characteristics. After Pearl Harbor, she underwent thorough refurbishment, which significantly changed the ship's design and greatly enhanced her AA defenses.
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