USS Alabama & Battleship Park 

Merci à toi Adam et à ta femme pur nous faire partager vos vacances et découvrir les USA.

I went there a few days ago, if you want to check out an updated photo montage you can probably find out on a website or I have a vid on it. That’s really cool though!

Nobody appears to have mentioned it, but for you landlubbers stairs are ladders or ladderways, halls are passages or passageways, and doors are hatches. Those "single rooms" are staterooms for the senior officers and that "nice dining room for the Captain" is the officer's wardroom.

I know I'm a bit late, but this was a great video Adam. I'm not exactly a plane enthusiast so much as a cold war history nut, but that plane you point out as you are driving in is a B-52, which the air force guys call the BUFF or big ugly fat fu...well you get the rest. I was born on, and currently live close to Grand Forks air force base up here in north dakota which was a massive bomber/ICBM facility back in the cold war. Back when I was a kid we'd go swimming at a lake and the air force base was on the way; we'd play a game in the car trying to count the tails of those B-52s as we drove by; none of us could ever count them fast enough. If I remember right there were around 150 B-52s plus around 300 ICBMS stationed up here at peak; they claimed the total size of the air force base counting all the ICBM sites was larger than the state of new jersey. There used to be so many nuclear weapons stationed up here that people would joke that if ND were to secede from the US it would be the third largest nuclear power in the world. Anyway, as a military history nut who's about as far way from the ocean as you can get, thanks for the great video showing the stuff I haven't had the pleasure of seeing before.

The sub is the USS Drum, not Drone. I used to visit these ships everytime the family came to Mobile to visit the grandparents.

This is super cool. I really enjoy it. Thanks.

Well im new to your channel but I gotta say you make great videos and have earned yourself another subscriber, ive been to that ship many times and it never gets old seeing the craftsmanship from the 1940s put into building such a great battleship.

I have been there three times and it is still kool to see it every time. U see things u missed each time.

adam this is a fantastic video man, very enjoyable love the way you comment on what you see cant wait for your next video

Doing some assembly work where I can watch and work, great video! ATB, Robin

Anybody here?