USS Razorback Submarine

On Father's Day, we extend our best wishes to all Dads. Let us also remember those deployed.

We have sold out of all our July 4th tickets! Thank you to all those who have purchased tickets! We look forward to seeing you all on July 4th!

Please do not fall for Scams - if you have questions about people having tickets and selling then call us! We will know if any are available! 

Today is Flag Day and the U.S. Army's Birthday 🇺🇸 🎂

The American Flag and soldier represent the resolve and strength of the Nation. Today we honor Old Glory and celebrate the legacy, service and sacrifice of our soldiers.

If you are out and about today, swing by and come take a tour! We are open till 5:30pm! Hope to see you today.

Our system is back up and running!!! We are back open as of 1:43!!
Thank you for your patience!
Come take a tour of the USS Razorback! Last tour is at 5:30!

Today we lost another Veteran in Arkansas.
Rest in Peace Captain.
Prayers for the family and friends.

Retired U.S. Navy Captain Al Carney (a native of Hot Springs, Arkansas) commanded the recommissioned battleship USS Missouri (BB-63) from June 1986 to July 1988. He led the "Mighty Mo" on its 1987 around-the-world shakedown cruise and deployment to reopen the Straits of Hormuz.Captain Carney’s tenure as commanding officer included several notable milestones:Recommissioning: He took command on June 20, 1986, shortly after the USS Missouri was brought out of mothballs and modernized with new missile systems.Straits of Hormuz Deployment: In the summer of 1987, Carney led the battleship on a high-stakes mission to es**rt a 20-tanker convoy through the dangerous, mine-laden Straits of Hormuz amidst the Iran-Iraq War.Global Tour: He helmed the battleship's global cruise, which included diplomatic port visits such as a stop in Istanbul, Turkey, to honor Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.He retired from the Navy after 27 years of service, having also commanded the destroyer USS Leftwich (DD-984).

We will be closed today due to rain and slick decks.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

Today we remember the sacrifices made! Thank you Heroes!!!