USS Yorktown, Patriots Point, Charleston
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The Mighty Mo is a warship that served from World War II in 1945 to the first Gulf war where it fired tomahawk missles into Iraq.
Interesting visit, where you get to really explore a great deal of the ship.
Interesting visit, where you get to really explore a great deal of the ship.
Beautiful bright harbor views from this huge aircraft carrier!
Interesting visit, where you get to really explore a great deal of the ship.
Fascinating museum with lifelike mannequins showing what life was like on a naval aircraft carrier in the second half of the 20th century.
The Mighty Mo is a warship that served from World War II in 1945 to the first Gulf war where it fired tomahawk missles into Iraq.
Interesting visit, where you get to really explore a great deal of the ship.
Interesting visit, where you get to really explore a great deal of the ship.
You can't visit the lighthouse and amazing loop trail without an online reservation. You get to walk the loop and buildings by yourself, after a half hour talk by a ranger.
White lighthouse with blue-green water behind- a gorgeous sight! And easy to climb!
Cute area with outdoor cafes, flower boxes, church steeple with chimes, and village green where family events such as movie night or games night are held.
Rockets and fighter planes! Land a plane on a boat. Walk though Skylab.
Cute marina where kids can watch boats lifted high by huge forklifts.
Beautiful bright harbor views from this huge aircraft carrier!
Interesting visit, where you get to really explore a great deal of the ship.
Listen to live music and eat by torchlight at the water, go up the tower, or come for lunch with the businesspeople from downtown Honolulu. There is not much else here.
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