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I first toured Battleship Texas when I was around ten, took my son when he was ten. I will hopefully get to take my Grandkids to see her as well. First visit was in 1980, can not wait to go back.

Just to wonder,where will it be in san jacinto or in galveston tx,if its in galveston i will be sad😢

Looks fantastic!

Fundraiser? I'm not normally a concert goer, but i'd buy those tickets!

What’s been going on you need to keep updates man.

Its so fat i love it❤

I wanted to serve on an Iowa class battleship as a kid. Looking back I wish I had pursued doing so in the early 80's when I turned 18..

It would have been awesome to have sent her to Normandy for the 80th anniversary celebration.

I’ve been on that ship there’s a lot of history in it

that ship is one nig money pit

The paint is just amazing Wonderful job👏👏👏 Can't wait to see it when it reopens

In Sweden if someone offers you a drink, the reply can be; -Oh, thank you, but no... I have been in the drydock for 2 years now... (Usually meaning you were far out on the Seven Seas of Rye before... But not now.) (Personally, i have been in the drydock for a year.) Do you have that expression in the States too?

Please tell us about the spaces you are walking by..... we understand these areas aren't in great shape.

When are we getting a update video

Wow. She looks beautiful. It is great to see you keeping these old monuments of human enginuity alive. As a german I wish we would have at least one old era battleship or cruiser left, let alone one of the big ones. But for obvious reasons we don't. My great uncle went down with Scharnhorst. We still have some nice U-boats and smaller vessels and really nice musuems, but everytime I visit the US and get the chance I make sure to visit an old warship or aircraft carrier or something like that. These old behemots are just fascinating to me.

Wow what a difference.

Over 100 years old and looking like new again.

Looks about the same size and spec as a liberty ship whistle

Show the Engine Room and explain if you can. As a boy scout we spent a night aboard about 1970. Te ER's was open. it appeared like a stem reciprocating ER.

Why no updates??? Wake up!!!!

Absolutely gorgeous!

She is a shining star 🌟!

The dents are from hurricanes?

Awesome job! Beautiful job !

She looks like a brand new ship, they did a good job to say the least!

I get missions from this guy in GTA 5

Thanks for showing us around I'm a big fan have watching Texas for quite a while it's nice to hear and watch your tours 😊😊😊😊 awesome job

Battleship New Jersey now up on dry docks.

So ancient in there, they must have forgotten what war they were fighting.

Miss seeing you walk about on Battleship Texas now that she is at Pier D at Gulf Copper. How 'bout an Ensign on the Fantail!!!

We need a new word to describe this hard working miracle

Imagine seeing her steaming under her own power again

Poor Indy, not there to join 'em.

Beautiful Big Floatee Cutest Titan Incredible Achievement Thank You

I’m so appreciative of this terrific video.

I sure hope they build a good workshop at the new location in Galveston! Keep the excellent work! 👍👍

Looks great. when will the footage be released of being refloated and put into her new home? where is her new home?

The deck is... just WOOD???!! Was it not heavily armoured under that layer, though?

The sea is showing designers how actual must be the shape 🤣🤣.

I wonder how much Chinese steel they're using in this restoration?

You get taught in the Navy to never walk backwards on or around a warship. Lucky there were no big holes in that floating dry dock for you to fall down.

Im 15, and i love WW1 and WW2 ships, when i find out about a new ship, i search itup on google read about it, and study it, im glad the Texas is 108 years old, and is still going, may the ship be here for years and years to come 😊

As beautiful as the day she launched.

I have so much respect and happiness for the history of this beautiful and very powerful dreadnought… this ship has been through the full gamut of hell in both ww1 and ww2 and still around to this day… damn fine ship if I say so myself… I visited 2 times in my lifetime and I’ll make another trip once it’s fully completed

A single Rudder? G

I'm amazed that someone hasn't made a full professional documentary covering Texas. In time past Nova or Frontline would have video crews filming.

Would love to see a fresh water port National Naval Museum where the navy places the best examples of most historic examples under a “super dome.

Is that a cannon breach?

I’d watch the channel more if you were a like Ryan from NJ. Just the type of videos and content. He was shy at first but now he’s a regular pro

That was anticlimactic!😂😂😂😂😂