The biggest museum ship
The biggest museum ship of the United States is the USS Midway, the longest-serving aircraft carrier in the 20th century (1945-1992), which was transformed into a museum on June 7, 2004.
It played a major role in the Cold War and served in Operation Desert Storm. The ship was known for its armoured flight deck and a powerful air group of 120 planes.
The USS Midway Museum is located in San Diego, California, at the Navy Pier. It is home to an extensive collection of planes, most of which were constructed in Southern California.
Around 200,000 sailors once served onboard the aircraft carrier, known for many humanitarian missions and naval victories.
The biggest museum ship in the U.S has over 25,000 members and hosts hundreds of events annually. Thousands of students visit the museum ship on field trips.
Experiences Onboard The Biggest Museum Ship of the U.S
Visitors can explore every corner of the biggest museum ship in the U.S, right from the engine room
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