I read back then there were plans to have the Japanese battleship Nagato to be turned into a museum ship but the U.S. did not allow it because it would serve as a symbol of Japanese Imperialism. So the Nagato met her end in Bikini Atoll.
Warships that survived World War Two and should have been museums!
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Victorious might have been doable if there was the will. Then again if there was the will she'd have stayed in service for a few more years.
And saving either KGV or Duke of York should have been possible as well if the public had bothered to care.
Argentina can't even aford to keep it's active duty ships in shape...
If she doesn't get sunk odds are she ends up getting sold for scrap to Turkey, Bangladesh, Taiwan, or India by the late 1980s.
Makes sense.
Odds are Drum will still be their for the next century or so. It's basically just one big chunk of reinforced concrete.
