USS Torsk, World War II submarine at Inner Harbor, Baltimore, US.
The USS Torsk stretches 311 feet in length and features ten torpedo tubes, four diesel engines, and accommodations for 82 crew members.
The submarine sank three Japanese vessels in 1945, including the final enemy ships destroyed by the US Navy during World War II.
The submarine at Baltimore Maritime Museum demonstrates naval technology and combat strategies through guided tours and educational programs.
Visitors can explore multiple decks of the submarine, including the control room, torpedo rooms, and crew quarters at Pier 3.
The USS Torsk completed over 10,600 dives throughout its service career between 1944 and 1968.
Location: Baltimore
GPS coordinates: 39.28500,-76.60860
Latest update: May 27, 2025 09:48
The historic ships of the United States Navy are a direct testament to the country’s naval development throughout the 20th century. These warships, converted into museums accessible to the public, allow visitors to learn about life onboard and the technologies used during major global conflicts. The collections include Iowa-class battleships such as the USS New Jersey in Camden and the USS Wisconsin in Norfolk, destroyers like the USS Laffey in Mount Pleasant, as well as World War II submarines like the USS Cod in Cleveland and the USS Lionfish in Fall River. Visitors can walk the combat decks, examine original weapon systems, and explore preserved interior spaces. The USS Yorktown aircraft carrier at Patriots Point also displays vintage military aircraft, while the Naval Submarine Museum at Keyport features diving equipment and historical torpedoes. These sites, spread across oceans, provide a tangible view of the US Navy's role during Pacific conflicts, the Korean War, and more recent operations, showcasing nearly 80 years of maritime military history.
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