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The first guided engine room tour aboard the USS Wisconsin
The first guided engine room tour aboard the USS Wisconsin
The first guided engine room tour aboard the USS Wisconsin
The first guided engine room tour aboard the USS Wisconsin
The first guided engine room tour aboard the USS Wisconsin
The first guided engine room tour aboard the USS Wisconsin
The first guided engine room tour aboard the USS Wisconsin
The first guided engine room tour aboard the USS Wisconsin
The first guided engine room tour aboard the USS Wisconsin
The first guided engine room tour aboard the USS Wisconsin
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The first guided engine room tour aboard the USS Wisconsin (BB 64) of 2019. This below deck tour is offered through Nauticus, and takes visitors through compartments and engineering spaces that are generally closed to the public. The Wisconsin is an Iowa-Class Battleship that is moored permanently next to the Hampton Roads Naval Museum and Nauticus in Downtown Norfolk, Virginia as a museum ship. The Wisconsin is a popular venue for military ceremonies throughout the year, and is available through the Naval Museum to area commands without cost for this purpose. To inquire about a military ceremony, contact their Special Events Coordinator at Thomas.Dandes@navy.mil or at (757) 322-3106. More information about the Hampton Roads Naval Museum, one of ten museums within the Naval History and Heritage Command, can be found by visiting HRNavalMuseum/. (US Navy Photo by Max Lonzanida/Released).