USS New Jersey (BB-62) You’ll spot it first from the Ben Franklin Bridge: a massive gray beast on the Camden banks. The USS New Jersey sailed four wars, blasted enemies from three oceans, and now ...

USS New Jersey (BB-62) was the second ship ever commissioned by the U.S. Navy to be named to honor the Garden State. As an Iowa-class battleship, New Jersey was one of four warships designed to ...

After a $10 million facelift, Battleship New Jersey is ready to show off its new look. Beginning Wednesday and just in time for July 4 celebrations, tours are resuming on Big J, the Navy’s most ...

The Battleship New Jersey has returned back home to Camden after spending three months at the Philadelphia Navy Yard for maintenance. NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl followed the battleship’s journey ...

After nearly 12 weeks of maintenance at the Philadelphia Naval Yard as part of a multimillion-dollar dry dock project, the Battleship New Jersey made its way back to its home along the Camden, New ...

Known lovingly as the original Jersey girl, the Battleship New Jersey was built by residents of South Jersey and Philadelphia more than 80 years ago - right at the Navy Yard .

The U.S. military commissioned the USS New Jersey in 1944 as a battleship that would see much action during WWII.

Summary: The USS New Jersey (BB-62), a former United States Navy Iowa-class battleship from World War II, will return to its home in Camden, New Jersey, after spending the spring in drydock at the ...

Less than three months after leaving the Garden State for maintenance in Philadelphia, the Battleship New Jersey is set to return to Camden in June.

After more than a month in drydock, the Battleship NJ sets date for Camden return With new reinforcement plates and a fresh coat of paint, the Big NJ will soon return to its Camden home.