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The next Deck-to-Deck Tour will start aboard the Battleship New Jersey at 3:00 P.M on Saturday July 2. Tickets are still available.

Did you know there are nearly 100 years of naval history ...

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The next Deck-to-Deck Tour will start aboard the Battleship New Jersey at 3:00 P.M on Saturday July 2. Tickets are still available.

Did you know there are nearly 100 years of naval history along the Delaware River? Join the Battleship New Jersey and Independence Seaport Museum for a Deck-to-Deck Tour, where you’ll be able to explore that history up close through guided experiences aboard three remarkable ships:

BATTLESHIP NEW JERSEY
SUBMARINE BECUNA
CRUISER OLYMPIA

The Deck-to-Deck Tour includes three hours of touring aboard these historic vessels, as well as light refreshments for a donation of $100.

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Happy Father's Day weekend. Bring dad for a tour of the World's Greatest Battleship!

Photo: Three fatigue-clad boys hold up a sign announcing, "The Beef Is Back-Welcome Home ...

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Happy Father's Day weekend. Bring dad for a tour of the World's Greatest Battleship!

Photo: Three fatigue-clad boys hold up a sign announcing, "The Beef Is Back-Welcome Home Big J" during the homecoming of the USS NEW JERSEY (BB 62). Their father, Captain Mike Hicks, Marine Detachment, is returning to home port after 11 months at sea aboard the battleship, 5/5/1984.

Open for Father's Day, Sunday, June 19 - as well as every day- from 10 am to 4 pm. Gun Salutes, memberships and many gift options are available too.

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USS New Jersey BB-62 protecting the fleet:

One of the primary purposes of the Iowa-class, as built, was to help protect the fleets fast aircraft carriers. She continued in this role for most ...

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USS New Jersey BB-62 protecting the fleet:

One of the primary purposes of the Iowa-class, as built, was to help protect the fleets fast aircraft carriers. She continued in this role for most of her career, as you can see here she is steaming with the carrier Coral Sea (CVA-43) during her Vietnam commission.

👉 See the link in our bio for tour tickets. ...

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