High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! New Jersey's initial training in Atlantic and Caribbean waters was highlighted by her review by President Theodore Roosevelt in Oyster Bay in September 1906, and by her presence at Havana, Cuba from 21 September-13 October to protect American lives and property threatened by the Cuban Insurrection. From 15 April-14 May 1907, she lay in Hampton Roads representing the Navy at the Jamestown Exposition. In company with fifteen other battleships and six attendant destroyers, New Jersey cleared Hampton Roads on 16 December, her rails manned and her guns crashing a 21-gun salute to President Roosevelt, who watched from Mayflower this beginning of the dramatic cruise of the "Great White Fleet".

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