Step Aboard the USS Turner Joy: Discover a Naval Legend & Vietnam War History
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Highlights
Embark on an immersive historical journey through a Forrest Sherman-class destroyer that shaped world events.
Walk the decks and explore engine rooms and living quarters for a firsthand glimpse into life aboard a warship.
Discover the ship's crucial role in the Gulf of Tonkin Incident, a defining moment in naval history.
Gain unique insights into naval strategy and technology from the Vietnam War era.
A perfect gift for history enthusiasts, veterans, or anyone interested in American naval heritage.
What To Expect
Plan Your Visit
- Operating HoursMarch – October: 7 days a week, 10 AM – 5 PM; November – February: Wednesday – Sunday, 10 AM – 4 PM.
How It Works
1. Grab the Deal
Buy your Groupon first!
2. No reservation needed!
Just show up whenever you’re ready.
3. Redeem your Mobile Ticket
Scan your Groupon upon arrival.
4. Enjoy the Experience!
FAQs
What historical significance does the USS Turner Joy hold?
The USS Turner Joy is a Forrest Sherman-class destroyer renowned for its pivotal role in the Gulf of Tonkin Incident in 1964, an event that significantly escalated U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War.
What can I expect to see during my visit?
Visitors can explore the ship's intricate decks, engine rooms, and living quarters, offering a unique firsthand experience of life aboard a naval destroyer during its active service.
Who was Admiral Charles Turner Joy, after whom the ship is named?
Admiral Charles Turner Joy was a distinguished figure who played a major role in the Korean War negotiations and later authored the book "How Communists Negotiate."
Are there opportunities for private events or group experiences on the USS Turner Joy?
Yes, the USS Turner Joy is a unique venue available for retirement ceremonies, memorial services, reunions, catered events, and even group overnight experiences for both youths and adults.
When was the USS Turner Joy commissioned?
The USS Turner Joy was commissioned in 1959, making it one of the last Forrest Sherman-class destroyers built and a showcase of advanced naval technology for its time.
Highlights
Embark on an immersive historical journey through a Forrest Sherman-class destroyer that shaped world events.
Walk the decks and explore engine rooms and living quarters for a firsthand glimpse into life aboard a warship.
Discover the ship's crucial role in the Gulf of Tonkin Incident, a defining moment in naval history.
Gain unique insights into naval strategy and technology from the Vietnam War era.
A perfect gift for history enthusiasts, veterans, or anyone interested in American naval heritage.
What To Expect
Plan Your Visit
- Operating HoursMarch – October: 7 days a week, 10 AM – 5 PM; November – February: Wednesday – Sunday, 10 AM – 4 PM.
How It Works
1. Grab the Deal
Buy your Groupon first!
2. No reservation needed!
Just show up whenever you’re ready.
3. Redeem your Mobile Ticket
Scan your Groupon upon arrival.
4. Enjoy the Experience!
FAQs
What historical significance does the USS Turner Joy hold?
The USS Turner Joy is a Forrest Sherman-class destroyer renowned for its pivotal role in the Gulf of Tonkin Incident in 1964, an event that significantly escalated U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War.
What can I expect to see during my visit?
Visitors can explore the ship's intricate decks, engine rooms, and living quarters, offering a unique firsthand experience of life aboard a naval destroyer during its active service.
Who was Admiral Charles Turner Joy, after whom the ship is named?
Admiral Charles Turner Joy was a distinguished figure who played a major role in the Korean War negotiations and later authored the book "How Communists Negotiate."
Are there opportunities for private events or group experiences on the USS Turner Joy?
Yes, the USS Turner Joy is a unique venue available for retirement ceremonies, memorial services, reunions, catered events, and even group overnight experiences for both youths and adults.
When was the USS Turner Joy commissioned?
The USS Turner Joy was commissioned in 1959, making it one of the last Forrest Sherman-class destroyers built and a showcase of advanced naval technology for its time.
Need To Know Info
- 3-day hassle-free refund guarantee - Free cancellation for up to 3 days after purchase for unredeemed vouchers.
- Expires 90 days after purchase.
- Valid only for option purchased.
- May be repurchased every 30 days.
- Limit 30 per person.