After a $10 million facelift, Battleship New Jersey is ready to ... and the Home Port Alliance for the USS New Jersey Inc. raised money to pay for the work. The ship — 887 feet long, four ...

A Saturday ceremony in Sandy Hook Bay welcomed the new USS New Jersey into the U.S ... Commissioning Unit last week visited the Battleship New Jersey museum on the Camden waterfront.

The first Navy ship named USS New Jersey was a World War I-era battleship commissioned in 1906. She was part of Theodore Roosevelt's "Great White Fleet," a group of 16 battleships that traveled ...

Over a dozen Battleship New Jersey museum volunteers, veterans and ticket holders, rode on the USS New Jersey during its two-hour ride to Camden. The vessel returned to its home pier Thursday ...

The captain of the PCU New Jersey, the battleship's sister ship, was also on board. The submarine will be commissioned in September. On that day, the USS New Jersey will be back in the active ...

CAMDEN, New Jersey (WPVI) -- The Battleship New Jersey was on the move again Friday it made its way to Paulsboro for a few days. The historic USS New Jersey battleship left the Philadelphia Navy Yard.

The destruction of a portion of the U.S. Pacific Fleet by the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, guaranteed the America's entry into the war and jumpstarted naval shipbuilding.

Less than three months after leaving the Garden State for maintenance in Philadelphia's Naval Shipyard, the USS New Jersey is set to return home. Officials at the Battleship New Jersey Museum ...

Battleship New Jersey, formally known as USS New Jersey, is the most decorated battleship in U.S. naval history. It was built at the Philadelphia Navy Yard and launched on the one-year anniversary ...

Instead of touring the former USS New Jersey from Camden, the delays have allowed the Battleship New Jersey to extend its Dry Dock Tours at the Philadelphia Navy Yard – including one on Memorial ...