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Artifacts from ship disposition

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Since the last section on this article states; "Some items from the ship were salvaged to be used in the restoration of USS Texas (BB-35), a museum ship now moored near Houston, Texas." (without citing any sources). It would be worth noting the following "Furniture and equipment from the sick bay are in the collection of the National Museum of Health and Medicine." I can persnally vouch for this as I was personally involved in the collecting and removing these items. The problem is that our museum never did a press release on this project as a couple of bigger things were in progress. The only reference I can cite is the AFIP Annual Report for CY 2008. I can also provide photographs of the items, although I don't think that is worth including on the article.

-Alan Hawk, Historical Collections, National Museum of Health and Medicine

Alan.hawk (talk) 14:51, 3 September 2010 (UTC)Reply

Why does this article contain a sentence about "Albert Viola"?

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There's no evidence that the name of a crewman is of any significance to general readers of this article. 47.14.67.30 (talk) 14:34, 28 December 2023 (UTC)Reply