Directions to Battleship Cove.

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When Major General Reginald Centracchio and the Rhode Island National Guard visited Battleship Cove to dedicate the museum's newly restored Cobra Attack Helicopter, they arrived in style via a Black Hawk Helicopter (above). You, however, will probably arrive by more conventional aircraft.

Fortunately, Battleship Cove is located near two international airports: Logan International Airport in Boston (MA), and T.F. Green Airport in Providence (RI). Additionally, the museum is close to a number of smaller regional airports in New Bedford, Worcester, Hyannis, and Martha's Vineyard.

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SEA SHELLS: Have you ever wondered how a battleship tossed a one-ton shell nearly 20 miles? Visit the projectile platform on Big Mamie to find out.

ARLEIGH BURKE MUSEUM: Did you know that Battleship Cove is home to the National Destroyermen's Museum?

ARMED TO THE TEETH: Pound for pound, PT boats were the most heavily armed vessels in World War II. Follow this link to learn more.

THE SON ALSO RISES: If any man epitomizes American values, it is Senator John McCain. A distinguished veteran, statesman, and family man, this retired naval aviator has dedicated his life to national service, as his father and grandfather, both four-star admirals, did before him.

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