USS Stewart is an Edsall-class destroyer escort, the third United States Navy ship so named. This ship was named for Rear Admiral Charles Stewart, who commanded USS Constitution during the War of 1812.
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Very cool piece of history. It's a historical boat, so lot of steps and ladders that are steep, but they added in some benches which is great for folks that need to sit.
My opinion is that military veterans should not be charged to visit. They do offer a small discount, but you can get the same discount or better buying the tickets online. It feels a bit cheeky that they are charging...
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USS Stewart was my favourite! i loved the old grease smells of the Cavalla submarine, and history in front of me. I felt like the captain of the ship when at the very top :3 i totally recommend!! i bought the USS Seawolf patch in the gift shop, and a USS Stewart shirt,...
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Great experience with my wife and kids, the place is amazing by itself, the ship and submarine are kept in great condition, I’ve always wanted get into a submarine and understand the mechanics and learn how the crew lives inside for months. My kids will remember...
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