Battleship North Carolina is one of 20 finalists from across the country for USA TODAY 10Best Readers' Choice 2025 as best museum ship. Here's what to know. How to vote. Readers can vote once per day.

What You Need to Know: The USS North Carolina (BB-55), the first of the North Carolina-class fast battleships, played a pivotal role in WWII, showcasing advanced firepower and speed. -Designed ...

Battleship North Carolina is one of 20 finalists from across the country for USA TODAY 10Best Readers' Choice 2025 as best museum ship. Here's what to know. How to vote ...

A former staffer has filed a lawsuit that alleges poor leadership and work culture plagues the beloved USS North Carolina.

The USS North Carolina made USA Today’s 10Best list of the country’s top museum ships. Here’s the ranking: No. 1: Battleship Cove (Fall River, Massachusetts) ...

That’s why a special remembrance was held today on the USS Battleship North Carolina. The ceremony has been held there since 1962 when the battleship became the state’s World War II Memorial as the ...

As World War II raged in the Pacific, a U.S. battleship added a unique new resident. The newcomer didn’t “look or act exactly human” but was “enlisted” on Aug. 28, 1944, records show ...

As USS North Carolina, it was the lead ship of the North Carolina class of battleships and the first fast battleship built for the Navy. It was commissioned in April 1941, served during World War ...

USS North Carolina: WWII’s Iconic Fast Battleship with Firepower to Spare. Launched in 1940 and commissioned a year later, the USS North Carolina (BB-55) was the first of the North Carolina ...

As World War II raged in the Pacific, a U.S. battleship added a unique new resident. The newcomer didn’t “look or act exactly human” but was “enlisted” on Aug. 28, 1944, records show ...

As World War II raged in the Pacific, a U.S. battleship added a unique new resident. The newcomer didn’t “look or act exactly human” but was “enlisted” on Aug. 28, 1944, records show ...

As World War II raged in the Pacific, a U.S. battleship added a unique new resident. The newcomer didn’t “look or act exactly human” but was “enlisted” on Aug. 28, 1944, records show ...