New York-class dreadnought, served with distinction in both world wars. Now a museum ship but still seaworthy.
Ladies and gentlemen... the USS Texas
Andrew Walker
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Adrian Nguyen
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Aaron Gray
I live right next to the USA Texas. I've only been on it twice, but it's a really cool boat.
Wyatt Russell
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Dylan Perry
>ship named Texas
>last of its kind standing
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Ethan Bennett
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Noah Rodriguez
Inside or only on deck? Cool either way.
Eli Johnson
There is a same era ship (cruiser) in London, HMS Belfast, but really they are kinda boring
Parker Hill
we have some museum ships as well.
there is a submarine as well.
it's just not in the photo.
Easton Nelson
>same era
Belfast is about 25 years newer than Texas.
Juan Foster
What beautiful thicc boaty.
Liam Rogers
ours is better
Gavin Wilson
did these things have fire control systems or did they just aim and hope for the best? if it fought in wwi i'd imagine it was crazy outdated by the time wwii came around
Ryan Powell
>boring
I hope the spirit of Warspite rises from the depths and drowns you next time you get close to the sea.
Michael Collins
The decking from Warspite is now in a hotel near where I live.
Connor Taylor
No Iowa class battleship has a tenth the SOVL that a New York class battleship has.
Tyler Wright
>did these things have fire control systems
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Nathaniel Ramirez
bring it back to belfast i've been on the titanic thing too many times
need...more...ships...
Nicholas Ross
All great but Russia has real grandmother of a ship in St. Petersburg, cruiser Aurora, she dates back to early 1900s.
Landon Cook
Yeah.
Hudson Gonzalez
Modernization is a thing both now and thenn