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[scifan57]

Yep - several times but has been years since my last visit - I've also been down a sub - the one in Mobile, AL (WW II USA); visited Patriot's Point in Charleston several times, main attraction USS Yorktown but no subs - doing a ChatGPT, there are about 10 submarines in the USA that can be visited, so I'm WAY behind - the one I've loved to see is shown below (been to Mystic Seaport, so was close) - now does the H.L. Hunley count - Dave
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The H. L. Hunley is important as it was the first submarine to sink an enemy warship in combat.

 

[giradman]

The H. L. Hunley is important as is was the first submarine to sink an enemy warship in combat.

Yes, in earlier posts in this thread I described our visit to the Warren Lasch Conservation Center in North Charleston, SC where the Hunley is still currently housed (thought it would be moved by now?) - for those interested please search the thread - I bought a great book on the sub there - the experience was amazing (even Susan was fascinated - ) - if anyone is in the Charleston area, definitely worth a visit! Dave