USS Alaska (1868)
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. On 9 April 1870, Alaska got underway from New York in company with Rear Admiral John Rodger''s flagship, the screw frigate Colorado. However, the two warships soon parted company; and Alaska steamed independently to the Far East where she visited many of the more important ports to show the flag until May 1871. At that time, Alaska joined four other ships of the Asiatic Squadron in a visit to Korea in order to secure a treaty to open the "Hermit Kingdom" to the west.…mehr

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. On 9 April 1870, Alaska got underway from New York in company with Rear Admiral John Rodger''s flagship, the screw frigate Colorado. However, the two warships soon parted company; and Alaska steamed independently to the Far East where she visited many of the more important ports to show the flag until May 1871. At that time, Alaska joined four other ships of the Asiatic Squadron in a visit to Korea in order to secure a treaty to open the "Hermit Kingdom" to the west. The five ships departed Nagasaki, Japan, on 16 May 1871 and arrived at Roze Roads near the mouth of the Salee River on the 24th. Due to her deep draft, Alaska herself was unable to ascend the river. Nevertheless, her commanding officer was placed in charge of the surveying expedition consisting of Palos, Monocacy, and some steam launches from the larger ships which ascended the river.