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Yes. That's why it was called 'USS'.

Ships of the Confederate Navy were 'CSS'.

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What side did ironclad warship Monitor belong to during the civil war?

The USS Monitor was a Union, United States ship.


When was USS Monitor created?

USS Monitor was created on 1862-02-25.


How much money was spent to make the USS Monitor?

$275,000 was spent for the construction of the USS Monitor.


Who built the USS monitor?

The USS Monitor was commissioned on January 30, 1862.


How many times was the USS monitor used?

the uss monitor was used once in battle and then sunk shortly after in a wavy storm.


Where was the USS Monitor constructed?

The USS Monitor was built in a shipyard in New York. Its designer was John Ericsson, an inventor for the Union.


What was the humorous nickname of the USS Monitor?

The USS Monitor was a Union warship of radical design. Its detractors gave it the nickname of the "cheesebox on a raft".


Which side was the monitor on in the battle of Hampton Roads?

The USS Monitor was a US warship. The CSS Virginia was a Confederate warship. While it was considered a draw, the Virginia did not see action again.


What price did the Union pay for its new USS Monitor?

The cost of building the USS Monitor was $275,000. This was a large amount of money for 1861.


When did the construction of the USS Monitor begin?

The construction of the USS Monitor began at the beginning of October 25, 1861. On January 30, 1862 the ironclad was launched.


Who built monitor type ironclads for the North after the USS Monitor?

Based on the blueprints of the USS Monitor, ship building pioneer, Donald McKay built monitor type ironclads for the Union's navy during the US Civil War.


Which naval battle during the American Civil War involved the clash between the USS Merrimack and the USS Monitor?

The naval battle during the American Civil War that involved the clash between the USS Merrimack and the USS Monitor was the Battle of Hampton Roads.