USS Kentucky Guided Missile Battleship 1956

The first part of the BBG conversion proposals of the Iowas I've described here:
www.deviantart.com/tzoli/art/I…
so I continue with the second part.
The Long Range Objectives Group started another preliminary design studies in the spring of 1956 for the USS Kentucky hull which showed that instead of RGM-15 Regulus II or SSM-N-2 Triton missiles, two RGM-27 Polaris A1 launchers with 16 missiles could be installed. The design would also accommodate four twin RIM-8 Talos (80 missiles each) and twelve RIM-24 Tartar (most likely single) missile launchers (42 missiles each). The Polaris missile would had required special equipment like a new inertial navigational system (SINS - Ship Inertial Navigation System) a Doppler sonar for precision ship speed measurement and anti-pitch fins for stabilisation and reducing the roll of the ship. Somewhat later in mid 1956 a citadel like radar array was envisioned, most likely the same then proposed for the USS Long beach and USS Enterprise. By this time this more extensive conversion proposal would cost roughly 252 million dollars and 42 months of construction time and as of July BuShips expected to complete the USS Kentucky to this design by the end of July 1961!

Based on this description and especially on the mention of the citadel type radar (SPS-32 and 33) I've created what I would call a Super Long Beach, essentially an enlarged Long Beach on the hull of an Iowa but with standard steam turbine propulsion and similarly no gun armament at all!

This drawing too was comissioned by yamato74

The designs had these characteristics:SPS-43 - Air search radar
12x SPG-51 - Tartar Illumination/tracking radars
8x SPG-49 - Talos Illumination/tracking radars
10x SPW-2 - Talos Guidance radars
4x SPS-32 SCANFAR Search radars
4x SPS-33 SCANFAR Tracking radars

EDIT: I've added the missing SPW-2 Talos guidance radars, improved the SPG-49 Illuminator radars and some superstructure changes according to this.