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Navy ship museum navigates Ohio River

Weirton Daily Times photo by Stephen Huba The USS LST 325 passes under the Newell Toll Bridge shortly after 3 p.m. Wednesday on its way to Cincinnati. The naval ship is one of only two World War II-era LST vessels - out of hundreds made - still active in the United States. LSTs (Landing Ship, Tank) were used during D-Day and other World War II battles to deploy tanks, supplies and soldiers on beaches. The LST 325, now a floating museum that is docked in Evansville, Ind., just finished a six-day visit to Pittsburgh and will be on display in Cincinnati from Saturday through Wednesday.
Weirton Daily Times photo by Stephen Huba
The USS LST 325 passes under the Newell Toll Bridge shortly after 3 p.m. Wednesday on its way to Cincinnati. The naval ship is one of only two World War II-era LST vessels – out of hundreds made – still active in the United States. LSTs (Landing Ship, Tank) were used during D-Day and other World War II battles to deploy tanks, supplies and soldiers on beaches. The LST 325, now a floating museum that is docked in Evansville, Ind., just finished a six-day visit to Pittsburgh and will be on display in Cincinnati from Saturday through Wednesday.

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