The WWII battleships were the Iowa class. Those battleships seen a lot of action. After the war, the Navy was concerned about the accuracy of the battleships 16 inch guns leaning in to the Korean war. So the Iowa class battleships were rebarreled. They removed the existing "WWII era barrels" and installed "new barrels" (can refer to them as the "Korean War era barrels"). The "WWII barrels" were placed into storage at Navy shipyards and were to be "relined with replacement rifling" and returned to stock if needed again for the battleships. So the battleships "WWII barrels" had remained in storage and we're deemed excess by the Navy and we're being sold as scrap as they were no longer needed as the Iowa class battleships were retired. Learning that those "WWII era" barrels were to be scraped, the Fort Miles Historical Association along with the Delaware Parks raised money and with that and donations they were able to "save a barrel" and have it brought to Fort Miles, Cape Henlopen State Park to be installed in the Fort Miles Battery Park. Most of the "WWII era" barrels were saved by other State Parks and historical associations. So, Fort Miles has one of the USS Missouri's "WWII era" barrels. And the Iowa class battleships seen berthed at historical sites have the "Korean War era" barrels.
Maybe there was none applied for that heavy of job as far as transjender I don't believe in being something you're not if you are born in male then that's what God wants you to be if you are born female then that's what God wants you to be when someone try to change what God almighty made them they will be braking God rules
Okay, I need a clarification. Who's guns are they!? The Mo is in Pearl. I'm pretty sure she has hers. Texas has hers. Just curious.
The WWII battleships were the Iowa class. Those battleships seen a lot of action.
After the war, the Navy was concerned about the accuracy of the battleships 16 inch guns leaning in to the Korean war.
So the Iowa class battleships were rebarreled. They removed the existing "WWII era barrels" and installed "new barrels" (can refer to them as the "Korean War era barrels"). The "WWII barrels" were placed into storage at Navy shipyards and were to be "relined with replacement rifling" and returned to stock if needed again for the battleships.
So the battleships "WWII barrels" had remained in storage and we're deemed excess by the Navy and we're being sold as scrap as they were no longer needed as the Iowa class battleships were retired.
Learning that those "WWII era" barrels were to be scraped, the Fort Miles Historical Association along with the Delaware Parks raised money and with that and donations they were able to "save a barrel" and have it brought to Fort Miles, Cape Henlopen State Park to be installed in the Fort Miles Battery Park. Most of the "WWII era" barrels were saved by other State Parks and historical associations.
So, Fort Miles has one of the USS Missouri's "WWII era" barrels. And the Iowa class battleships seen berthed at historical sites have the "Korean War era" barrels.
I have a stump in my back yard that I need pulled. Can you do it?
Battleship New Jersey amazing channel
Where is the WD-40 when you need it??
Old shipyard workers are going,"We coulda used a Porta-Power......"
4:36 PETER GRIFFIN! ahaha XD
giggity !
Narration would have been nice
this is a job for real man here not playing in the NBA or the NFL those are jobs are for girly man
They look pretty 🐀
This shipyard needs to be reformed. There is no women or transgenderX working on the gun.
Maybe there was none applied for that heavy of job as far as transjender I don't believe in being something you're not if you are born in male then that's what God wants you to be if you are born female then that's what God wants you to be when someone try to change what God almighty made them they will be braking God rules
Narration would have been nice