The USS New Jersey (BB-62), the most decorated battleship in US Navy history, has returned to its Camden waterfront berth ...

The USS New Jersey is scheduled to leave port for the first time in 24 years, to undergo maintenance in Philadelphia. Now a floating museum, the battleship will fire its heavy guns on the journey.

The USS New Jersey wasn't always meant to call Camden home, but just like the battleship itself, South Jersey went to war to bring it home. "Battleship New Jersey is one of — if not the — top ...

In December 1969, her colors were hauled down and the warship was again deactivated, until the 1980s when President Ronald Reagan called for a 600-ship U.S. Navy. USS New Jersey again fired her ...

The battleship New Jersey's war-time service did not end with its decommissioning in June 1948. In fact, it would be recommissioned several more times.

The ship was one of four Iowa-class battleships, the last battleships commissioned by the U.S. Navy. All became museums. The USS New Jersey, which opened to the public in Camden in October 2001 ...

A person walks in Philadelphia across the Delaware River from the USS New Jersey in Camden, N.J., Tuesday, March 19, 2024. The battleship is scheduled to move from its dock in Camden on March 21 ...

Those who want to witness the USS New Jersey’s historic trip down the Delaware River for a long-awaited maintenance project are invited to watch from the ship’s pier at 100 Clifton St. in Camden.

The USS New Jersey is one of the most decorated battle ships in U.S. military history with over 19 battle stars and five decades of service. The ship was built from 1940 to 1943 and served in ...

Most decorated battleship in Navy history, the USS New Jersey is getting a good going over. April 27, 2024 at 4:00 p.m. by Michael Hoge ...