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Photorealistic underwater view of a World War II heavy cruiser sailing in the ocean at night.

Photorealistic underwater view of a World War II heavy cruiser sailing in the ocean at night.

Make A photo of this ship sailing in the Pacific at nighttime. But my priority focus is it from a forward side angle. Must only be the ship. No people must be in color. Have it be under the surface. Nothing else. Just make it look like the Pacific. ## USS Royal Oak (CA-177) **United States Navy — New Orleans-class heavy cruiser** **Fictional World War II vessel** ### General * **Name:** USS *Royal Oak* * **Hull designation:** **CA-177** * **Ship type:** Heavy cruiser * **Class:** New Orleans class * **Class position:** Fictional late-built member of the class * **Builder:** Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania * **Ordered:** 1939 * **Laid down:** March 15, 1940 * **Launched:** September 27, 1941 * **Commissioned:** December 12, 1942 * **Decommissioned:** 1947 * **Fate:** Placed in reserve after World War II and ultimately scrapped * **Complement:** Approximately 800 officers and enlisted personnel ### Dimensions * **Length overall:** 588 ft 3 in * **Beam:** 61 ft 9 in * **Draft:** 19 ft 5 in * **Standard displacement:** Approximately 9,950 tons * **Full-load displacement:** Approximately 12,000 tons ### Propulsion * **Boilers:** 8 × Babcock & Wilcox oil-fired water-tube boilers * **Main engines:** 4 × General Electric geared steam turbines * **Shafts:** 4 * **Propeller arrangement:** Four-bladed propellers * **Designed power:** 107,000 shaft horsepower * **Maximum speed:** 32.7 knots * **Cruising speed:** Approximately 15 knots ### Fuel and Endurance * Mostra altro