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That's awesome! I hope you do! I'm sure it'd be an awesome experience. Thank you for watching!

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Agreed! Those lines are incredible. Truly can't take your eyes off of a ship like that! Thank you for watching!

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I'm not 100% certain (and I'd welcome any corrections) but I believe the government no longer owns her as she was stricken from the Naval Vessel Register and officially donated/transferred to the non-profit.

No I didn't make it out to that event

Tumbleweed!! Thank you so much for checking it out, man! I really appreciate it!

Thank you so much for your kind words, Isaiah! It's deeply appreciated. Thank you for watching!

Hey thank you so much, Steve! It means a lot that you enjoyed it, thank you my friend! Enjoy the rest of your weekend, too!

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I can't agree more! It's a sight now etched into my memory forever. Thank you so much for watching, and for the comment!

For the best information, I recommend checking out the official Battleship New Jersey RUclips channel! They answer many different questions related to what it would take for her to be reactivated for sailing and wartime use: www.youtube.com/@BattleshipNewJersey Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it!

Ready for the sea? Nope. Ryan estimates that it would cost the Navy around 2 billion $ and a year of time in drydock to get her reactivated. It is not so that you utter the words "i need to borrow your boat" and off she goes fighting aliens😂 this only happens in movies. 🎉

They do a wonderful job looking after her! They've just finished replacing her teak decks and the photos are mesmerizing. Thank you so much for watching and for the comment!

The ship is not moving under her own power, but is instead being carefully maneuvered down the river by tugboats from McAllister Towing.

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I'd love to see ACES make a return! I miss it, it was really cool. Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate it! I missed both segments of her move into drydock as I was traveling, and there's a 50/50 chance I'll be able to witness the return to Camden on Thursday, so I made sure to get down there for this move! I hope you enjoy the sight of her final move later this week! I'm sure that'll be a magnificent thing to witness! Please feel free to share if you take any photos/videos, would love to see them!

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Yes! I just watched a video on their Facebook page where Mr. Szimanski explained how this is her fourth time in Drydock No. 3. According to their video, she was put into Drydock No. 3 in December of 1942 immediately after she was launched, for the purpose of attaching her rudders and propellers and to remove the blocks upon which she was built. Absolutely mind-blowing!

I, too, was disappointed by the amount of litter; especially along the waterline. This was my first visit to this particular location but I loved it and plan to go back often. I will bring my litter stick and trash bags every time I return. Whenever possible I try to leave the locations that I visit much cleaner than I found them. Thank you for watching, by the way! Hope you enjoyed regardless of the park cleanliness!

I went to one of the drydock tours, it's hard to describe just how massive this ship is when standing under her propellers.

Agreed, only seeing her in person can put her size and the beauty of her appearance in true perspective!

@@MartysRandomStuff That's awesome! That must've been an incredible experience.

My man, I cannot thank you enough for watching this and for the kind words! Really means the world to me, brother. I'm so glad we went down and got those photos of her in drydock that cloudy Sunday afternoon!

Yes, when in Camden with all the tanks in the bow empty she is 10 feet higher in the bow than the stern. They had to add 500,000 gallons of water to the bow to make her level and settle onto the blocks evenly in the drydock. The next trip on the 20th with all that water removed the black stripe will be level with the waterline.

@@MartysRandomStuff Thank you for the added information! I didn't know those extra details and that's fascinating to know.

Wholeheartedly agreed! It's no easy feat and I'm so grateful that there are people who care enough to make this effort.

That is so kind of you to say! Thank you so much, Paul, you've made my day! I appreciate you stopping by and I'm extremely grateful for your comment! Have a wonderful day my friend!

Thank you so much for your kind words! That means a lot to me. I agree; it's wonderful that she's so well looked after, and that she still receives the respect and attention she deserves! My condolences for the loss of your brother, by the way. I'm sure he is sharing in this moment in spirit!

Thank you so much for watching! I highly recommend a visit to see her, she's an incredible ship inside and out. The tours offered onboard are fascinating and they have a wonderful gift shop as well as eatery! It's worth dedicating an entire day to visiting her, at a minimum!

@TrainiacProductions the ship would be returned to Camden at the end of this month, right? If so, then I would try going down there after that period of time.

Well worth the visit. If you go, the Museum of the American Revolution is across the river in Philadelphia. Thay have preserved and on display the actual tent that Washington used while on campaign. It's an incredible piece of history!

@tamer1773 I'll probably keep that in mind, but I maybe a little hesitant if that museum is located in a heavy populated area. Especially if I use my truck. But nevertheless, thank you.

Reopening will take some time, they had to dismantle exhibition s on regular visitor tour route before drydocking project so they will have to put all back in places.

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Thank you so much, Simon! I really appreciate it my friend!

Thank you so much, Mike! It really means a lot that you checked it out, man! And that's so cool that you filmed there before, you must've seen the previous livery in that case 😍 By the way, congratulations again on 1M subscribers! LEGEND! 🎉

Oh wow that's awesome! Thank you for the heads up! I may try to stop by in that case! Thank you for watching, by the way!

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The New Jersey Museum of Transportation - njmt.org/

By the way, have you by any chance noticed the "up-and-down" motion some of the tracks on this line exhibit when trains pass over them? I heard it is just a harmless sign of poor maintenance but it still worries me.

There'll always be plenty more! Thank you for watching, Ian! 😁

Ah yes I have noticed that! I'm not sure how much play there is supposed to be, but it at least makes for an interesting sight 😁

Thank you so much, my friend! 😁