Home of USS Razorback submarine and USS Hoga tugboat, the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum chronicles WWII naval history and Arkansas River history. #AIMMuseum
Did you know the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum has exhibits about Arkansas-named naval vessels? Stop in the museum before or after your tour of the submarine, USS Razorback! https://t.co/ciKY9kj6Zm
https://t.co/PJNEomJjoz Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum: tours of the historic submarine USS Razorback & tugboat USS Hoga. Research library, theater & exhibits. N. Little Rock, AR
' I just want to explore': Kayaker, 64, traveling 2,000 miles stops in North Little Rock. Thanks for coming by the museum, Hannes! https://t.co/iZpYe4xFFj
Happy Birthday America from your primary forward-deployed force, the most lethal global maneuver force in the world. We hope your #IndependenceDay rocks! 🇺🇸🎆🇺🇸🎆
Today in 1944, Balao-class submarine USS Razorback (SS-394) ran aground on Fisher's Island in Block Island Sound near Race Rock Light, during a transit back to the submarine base New London, CT.
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Watch the Fourth of July Fireworks from the best seats on the river: aboard the World War II #USSRazorback submarine! Tix on sale May 29 for $7 each or a family 4 pack for $20, until June 30. $10 at the door July 4. Free for children under age 5. Call (501) 371-8320.
#OTD in 1944, @AIMMuseum's USS Razorback (SS-394) was launched at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery, ME, christened by Mrs. H.F.D. Davis.
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My brother served in the Navy on the USS Razorback. He was on ship during operation "Swordfish" nuclear weapons test. Razorback was submerged 2 nautical miles (3.7 km; 2.3 mi) from the explosion.
Included in our Spring 2018 Newsletter: 2017 highlights and ways to get involved this year. We hope to see you soon! #AIMMuseum https://t.co/SrHShXg4QF