108K views · 962 reactions | Experience a sailors life at sea aboard Battleship IOWA Museum on the LA Waterfront. | Pacific Battleship Center - Battleship USS Iowa | Facebook

Visit Battleship IOWA, LA’s award-winning naval museum in the Port of Los Angeles. Decommissioned after 19 years of service in WWII, the Korean War, and the Cold War, Battleship IOWA is perfect for all ages. Board the ship and: 🎖 Walk the decks of history on guided or self-guided tours 🎖 Explore the gun turrets 🎖 Tour the engine room 🎖 Escape the Mothball Fleet in an escape room-style scavenger hunt 🎖 Find Vicky the Dog, the ship’s mascot 🎖 Enjoy a drink and gourmet hotdog on the fantail T

67K views · 802 reactions | Battleship IOWA Museum is more than a historic American icon. It is an exciting experience for the entire family including our new interactive app, a scavenger hunt, and new exhibits! Open daily! | Pacific Battleship Center - Battleship USS Iowa | Facebook

Visit Battleship IOWA and save $4 on each ticket with code Save4. For a limited time, we’re offering $4 off each ticket purchased to L.A.’s top-rated, award-winning museum. During your epic experience, you can: ⚓️ Walk the decks of history and experience life as a sailor ⚓️ See an engine room and learn what it takes to power a battleship ⚓️ Explore the turrets ⚓️ Go on a guided tour ⚓️ “Escape The Mothball Fleet” in a fun escape room-style scavenger hunt For a limited time get $4 off each ticket

8.6K reactions · 888 shares | How do you start the engines of the USS Iowa? Take a tour with us on the ship and learn more about its active service to our nation via our documentary on the PBS App. Tour >>> https://bit.ly/4azjinl | Iowa PBS | Facebook

45,000 tons of history, 11 battle stars, 19 years of active service. Walk the decks of Battleship USS IOWA, L.A.’s award-winning naval history museum. Located in the Port of Los Angeles, Battleship IOWA is the perfect experience for Vets, history buffs, and military enthusiasts. With in-person online tours, Battleship IOWA offers attendees a chance to explore a battleship and learn about: 🎖 Surface Navy Heroes 🎖 Presidents who sailed on Battleship Iowa 🎖 The 16-inch gun turrets 🎖 The Korean

In a commissioning ceremony onboard the USS Iowa (BB 61) #OTD in 1943, Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox addresses the Iowa crew, speaking of his time as a young man remembering the earlier U.S. Navy ship named "Iowa" (Battleship No. 4) and its deployment in the Great War. Today, visitors can see the #Iowa by a visit to berth 87 in Los Angles. | Naval History & Heritage Command