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Godammit! Every scrap of water you guys have a preserved sub or destroyer or cruiser or battleship or carrier! Not one of our Type 12 Frigates was saved! This was despite the efforts of keen individuals; Kiwis are sooooo tight; too busy haggling over the cost!

Favourite New Zealand pastime; whinging about the power bill!
 
Sorry my friend!

We have quite a collection of maritime military hardware that's been preserved, including notable ships like:
USS Constitution - 1797, Heavy Frigate (still an active warship of the USN)
USS Constellation - 1854, Sloop of War
CSS Hunley - 1863, world's first combat submarine (recently recovered and undergoing preservation)
USS Olympia (C-6) - 1892, world's oldest Protected Cruiser
USS Texas (BB-35) - 1912, Only surviving WWI era Dreadnaught

Then we have quite a few modern (post WWI) warships, including foreign submarines (Italian, Soviet, German and Japanese)...might actually make for a great thread
 
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