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Battleship New Jersey hosted the crew of the USS John Basilone (DDG 122) to celebrate their commissioning week. It was an honor to have active duty sailors onboard once again to enjoy tours of the ship and dinner kindly donated...

Today, Battleship New Jersey became the only Iowa-class Battleship Museum to have a full battery of real missile tubes. A huge thank you to the crew and our incredible maintenance staff for making this possible! We’ve also added the replica...

Battleship New Jersey was honored to host the officers and crew of the SSN-796 as a part of their Commissioning Week. It was a privilege to have active duty sailors aboard to meet veterans from each commissioning of the Battleship,...

Battleship New Jersey was incredibly honored today to welcome aboard RADM Ronald D. Tucker, the ship’s 19th and final commanding officer. He was also joined by one of his former BB62 officers, CDR Michael Burke. They both signed the Signing...

A very special thank you to the members of the Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters, Local 255 for their extraordinary work on the new teak deck of the Battleship!  The continuous main deck is now completed, and the...

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Walk Beneath a Massive Battleship.  Featured story on NJ.com. https://www.nj.com/news/2024/03/want-to-walk-beneath-a-massive-battleship-heres-how-to-take-a-once-in-a-lifetime-tour.html

On Wednesday, March 27, the Battleship New Jersey left the Paulsboro Marine Terminal, where 2,000 tons of water were added to her for ballast, and successfully cruised north on the Delaware River to the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard.  The Battleship was...