A one-of-a-kind World War II-era ship that helped turn the tide for the Allies will be moored and open for tours in three U.S. cities starting at the end of August. The chance to board the USS LST 325 ...

LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- The LST-325 ship is open for tours starting Thursday. The ship currently docked at Riverside Park helped transport tanks supplies during World War II. The ship is a fully ...

People were able to go aboard the World War II era USS LST 325 landing ship that was docked at the levee along the Ohio River in Marietta on Sunday. The ship has been in Marietta since Wednesday with ...

PITTSBURGH — The last fully operational World War II landing ship just arrived in Pittsburgh for the third time in its 80-year history. “It’s a great ship,” said LST 325 Cruise Director Ken Rupp.

ALTON — The USS LST (Landing Ship Tank) will make a stop in Alton at the Port of Alton at Riverfront Park starting Thursday, Sept. 18, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The USS LST is a WWII tank landing ship ...

MUSKEGON, MI – History buffs will be able to experience a unique piece of WWII history in Muskegon this weekend at a D-Day commemoration event featuring war ship tours, a vintage plane flyover, battle ...

MUSKEGON, MI - USS LST 393, a historic World War II warship docked on the Muskegon waterfront, is gearing up to once again welcome visitors in honor of its 19th year. This year, the ship’s highlights ...

LST-325, the last operational LST (Landing Ship, Tanks) from World War II, will sail into Alton for five days beginning Sept. 18. When the Allied forces landed on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, it ...

DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) - The last operational Landing Ship Tank (LST) from WWII will be making a stop in Dubuque for public tours in September. Travel Dubuque made the announcement on Tuesday, saying ...

LA CROSSE, Wis. (WEAU) - A World War II U.S. Navy ship has made its way up the Mississippi and has arrived in La Crosse. the LST-325 is the last remaining fully functioning ship of its kind in the ...

OAKWOOD, Ill. (AP) -- The last time Bruce Voges set sail on a World War II ship, it was to cross the Atlantic Ocean. The next time, it will be go up the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. The "landing ship ...