I toured the Texas as a young boy and did later in life with my oldest son and his son. We will do it again in 2025,and I'm confident my son will take his grandson.
It looks like the very first pieces of new deck are just getting started at the bow along the port side gunnel at 3:28. Texas is going to look amazing in those colors with a real wooden deck.
Thanks for the video. In the summer of 2003 I was on a vacation trip for 6 weeks driving FL to OR & all over the country to see all the sights I could get in. My plans were to visit the Texas late in the afternoon on my way back home, but I got there 30 min. after they had closed. I did take a lot of video & pictures from the pier. Thank you to the state of Texas for the recent restoration of the battleship. Shalom
It’s time to build a few more New York class ships like the BB 35 Texas. As a coastal defense “pocket” battleship. Does Texas have a naval ship yard? Battleship Texas; she’s a sleek, sexy, gunslinger look and feel.
I would LOVE to find out the names of the TWO semi-submersibles that are 'stacked' nest to the dry dock where the Texas was repaired. This shipyard is right next to where our offshore facility was once located, and where I woud go to turn in my paperwork, time, and expesnses when I came in from working my two-weeks offshore.
The Battleship Texas started out with coal but was later converted to burn oil and did so Most of her career she also fought fairly Valiantly in World War I and you Failed to list almost All of her battles in World War II !!! 😠
Correction it wasn’t the most powerful battleship in the world the Royal Navy had those. However the Texas looks amazing after all the hard work on it. Let’s hope it finds a permanent birth soon, wouldn’t it look amazing next to the Queen Mary 😁👍🏻
A formidable warship when built - no doubt. But nowhere near the "pinnacle" of warship development. Witness the Iowa class battleships and the Japanese super-battleship Yamato. All rendered obsolete by the airplane.
Poorly-written script; obviously he meant that it was the pinnacle of warship development when it was launched. All battleships became second-tier weapons the day Billy Mitchell demonstrated that they could be sunk by airplanes.
The Texas was not the last Dreadnought Battleship, The HMS Dreadnought was launched in 1906. the USS Texas was launched in 1914 and every Battleship since the Dreadnought has been a "Dreadnought" Battleship (defined as all big guns, not a mix of many different sizes) At the time she was launched, the Texas may have been the "Pinnacle of Battleship design", but there were a lot of battleships built after her that improved on her design (bigger, faster, better armor, bigger guns, etc). The Pinnacle may have been the Iowa class (US) or Yamato (Japan) The Texas was a fantastic warship for her day, and the last surviving pre WW1 battleship, but don't do exaggerate her and memory hole everything that was built later.
"The Texas is the Pinnacle of battleship design." Not correct. The US Iowa class or the Japanese Yamato class might hold the title of "the Pinnacle of battleship design."
Karen, The battleship foundation is currently restoring the battleship memorial and this has been going on for the last two years. She was in dry dock most of that time having her hull armor plating replaced and interior spaces fixed. Now they are spending the next 12-15 months finishing the exterior rebuilding. There is no danger to anyone or anything from the battleship. The battleship will still be here after you & I are long gone from this world. Shalom
How to tell me you know absolutely nothing about what you're saying.... without telling me you know absolutely nothing about what you're say... LOL !!!
I toured the Texas as a young boy and did later in life with my oldest son and his son. We will do it again in 2025,and I'm confident my son will take his grandson.
Having grown up in Texas, I'm honored that the USS Battleship TEXAS BB-35 represents our state. I'm a Navy veteran and proud to have served.
It looks like the very first pieces of new deck are just getting started at the bow along the port side gunnel at 3:28. Texas is going to look amazing in those colors with a real wooden deck.
Well done the Texas deservers the Horror and Respect for the Service She and Her Crews render in the times of need.
@@politicsuncensored5617 it's bad when you don't know how to type or spell, much less read before sending .. my bad thanks
@@vonboudreaux5025 I will delete my comment. It was meant with no disrespect. Shalom
@@politicsuncensored5617 oh no none taken.
Thanks for the video. In the summer of 2003 I was on a vacation trip for 6 weeks driving FL to OR & all over the country to see all the sights I could get in. My plans were to visit the Texas late in the afternoon on my way back home, but I got there 30 min. after they had closed. I did take a lot of video & pictures from the pier. Thank you to the state of Texas for the recent restoration of the battleship. Shalom
My maternal grandfather served on the USS Texas. I hope one day to visit the mighty BB-35
Great video
Looking fresh
I just ordered a dji mini 4k and I live in Kemah where you film any good spots I can film?
She's simultaneously the last dreadnought and super dreadnought.
It’s time to build a few more New York class ships like the BB 35 Texas. As a coastal defense “pocket” battleship. Does Texas have a naval ship yard? Battleship Texas; she’s a sleek, sexy, gunslinger look and feel.
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I would LOVE to find out the names of the TWO semi-submersibles that are 'stacked' nest to the dry dock where the Texas was repaired.
This shipyard is right next to where our offshore facility was once located, and where I woud go to turn in my paperwork, time, and expesnses when I came in from working my two-weeks offshore.
All have ensco on them
Ah, the History Channel episode voice over.....
Sides of ship!!!!!
The Battleship Texas started out with coal but was later converted to burn oil and did so Most of her career she also fought fairly Valiantly in World War I and you Failed to list almost All of her battles in World War II !!! 😠
Correction it wasn’t the most powerful battleship in the world the Royal Navy had those. However the Texas looks amazing after all the hard work on it. Let’s hope it finds a permanent birth soon, wouldn’t it look amazing next to the Queen Mary 😁👍🏻
Very Spooky Intro. 👻
Anyone with volume issues?
A formidable warship when built - no doubt. But nowhere near the "pinnacle" of warship development. Witness the Iowa class battleships and the Japanese super-battleship Yamato.
All rendered obsolete by the airplane.
Poorly-written script; obviously he meant that it was the pinnacle of warship development when it was launched. All battleships became second-tier weapons the day Billy Mitchell demonstrated that they could be sunk by airplanes.
The Texas was not the last Dreadnought Battleship, The HMS Dreadnought was launched in 1906. the USS Texas was launched in 1914 and every Battleship since the Dreadnought has been a "Dreadnought" Battleship (defined as all big guns, not a mix of many different sizes)
At the time she was launched, the Texas may have been the "Pinnacle of Battleship design", but there were a lot of battleships built after her that improved on her design (bigger, faster, better armor, bigger guns, etc). The Pinnacle may have been the Iowa class (US) or Yamato (Japan)
The Texas was a fantastic warship for her day, and the last surviving pre WW1 battleship, but don't do exaggerate her and memory hole everything that was built later.
Concurr. Texas is actually a super dreadnought.
But she is the only one of her kind left. A thing to treasure.
"The Texas is the Pinnacle of battleship design." Not correct. The US Iowa class or the Japanese Yamato class might hold the title of "the Pinnacle of battleship design."
Like everything in Texas big, big joke.
Go Troll Somewhere Else!!! 😠
Bet you're the life of the party!
This ship should be scrapped. It is a danger to the public as its poor condition could result in a catastrophic sinking.
Go Troll Somewhere Else!!! 😠
I don't know who you are but I can say with regard to your comment you are an idiot
Karen, The battleship foundation is currently restoring the battleship memorial and this has been going on for the last two years. She was in dry dock most of that time having her hull armor plating replaced and interior spaces fixed. Now they are spending the next 12-15 months finishing the exterior rebuilding. There is no danger to anyone or anything from the battleship. The battleship will still be here after you & I are long gone from this world. Shalom
How to tell me you know absolutely nothing about what you're saying.... without telling me you know absolutely nothing about what you're say... LOL !!!
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The “Texas” should be replaced with a fish sanctuary and walking trails to celebrate the ship.