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Battleship New Jersey’s teak redecking project has been ongoing for the past few years. But do you know why teak is traditionally used for ship decks? Watch this video featuring Battleship Curator, Ryan Szimanski, to learn more about the history behind it!

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Scott Donnell1 year ago

But buttercup, I have a Battleship to maintain 😉

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BJ Hickey1 year ago

Gotta think it’s density and weight would be of concern above the waterline.

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BitMouse 🐭1 year ago

cool

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David Holingue1 year ago

Teak does not splinter unlike pine.

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David1 year ago

I'm glad there's closer captioning. My first thought was " it sounds like a party if they needed birthing compartments"

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RuZZia dēlenda est | #NAFO 🌻🇺🇸1 year ago

Teak also makes less-nasty splinters when hit.

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