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USS North Carolina Missing! Published Thursday, December 01, 2005 | I love your magazine. However, your Jan 06 article on Historic Battleships Open To Visitors left out the mighty USS North Carolina docked in Wilmington, NC. Please mention her in your next issue. Thanks, Joe L. Brown Jr. In the December/January issue, in the article on battleships on display you omitted a very important one. The USS North Carolina (BB-55) on display in Wilmington, NC(www.battleshipnc.com). I have visited this ship on numerous occasions and have always found something new. Tony Bass While reading the article about the Battleships on Display for visitors, throughout the Nation, I noticed one that you missed. USS North Carolina "The Showboat". She was donated to the people of North Carolina for purpose of honoring all those who served during WWII. She is berthed at Wilmington NC, and has many shows throughout the year as well as tours about her decks. I remember being about 14 when my parents and I while on a summer trip to Florida, stopped and visited. It was, to say the least, a very inspiring time that I still carry with me today. A complete history of her and her predecessor vessels can be found on the web site for Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships. Information about her North Carolina doings can be found on this website. Wayne R. Trovinger *** To all, Thanks to everyone who took the time to mention this omission. We will indeed be covering the USS North Carolina in our May 2006 issue! Brian King
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