In this photo taken Tuesday April 24, 2012, John Wolfinbarger, 87, of San Martin, Calif., who served on the battleship USS Iowa in the Pacific during World War II for nearly two years, watches as ...

Also attending will be about 65 to 70 Navy veterans who served on the battleship USS Iowa, hull number BB-61, which served from World War II through the 1980s and is now a museum ship at the Port ...

It also bears a likeness of its predecessor ship, the battleship USS Iowa, BB-61, which served from World War II through 1990 and is now a museum in the Port of Los Angeles.

Thousands of visitors climbed aboard the USS Iowa - its sides draped in red, white and blue ribbons - as the storied battleship that served during World War Two and the Cold War opened as a museum ...

There are eight battleship museums throughout the United States were families and veterans can tour. Two of the battleships ...

The USS Iowa, a World War II-era battleship, was at anchor Wednesday off the Port of Los Angeles, where it will become a museum.The decommissioned warship arrived after being towed down the ...

The USS Iowa was finally decommissioned on October 26th, 1990, and opened as a floating museum on July 4th, 2012. It is an extraordinary place to wander and ponder about such a ship but more about ...

The battleship USS Iowa, which served the United States through victory and tragedy during six decades at sea, set off on its final voyage on Saturday, a trip to Los Angeles to become a museum.

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The USS New Jersey is the only Iowa-class battleship to be maintained as a museum in her namesake state. Three locations were originally determined to be suitable for the warship, including ...

RICHMOND, Calif. - Firing its 16-inch (40.64-centimetre) guns in the Arabian Sea, the U.S.S. Iowa shuddered. As the sky turned orange, a blast of heat from the massive guns washed over the battleship.