can you still get missouri world of warships

Can You Still Get Miss Missouri World of Warships?

Located in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, the USS Missouri Memorial Association has recently opened a new exhibit showcasing remarkable World War II artwork from Japanese artist Hiroyuki Sugano. Titled 'Legendary Naval Warriors - The World of Hiroyuki Sugano's Pencil Drawings,' this exhibit is more than just a display of naval artwork; it's a dedication to the people who built and operated ships during WWII.

As President & CEO Mike Carr explains, 'This exhibit will not only showcase intricate naval artwork but also provide insight into the men who bravely served aboard these historic ships. We're honored to share the stories of U.S. sailors and Japanese sailors who served on these vessels.'

The exhibit features an initial showing of 12 drawings by Sugano, including both U.S. and Japanese warships. Sugano has been working as a pencil artist for about 10 years, and his purpose is to honor the memory of our ancestors by creating precise and dynamic drawings of historic warships and their crew.

This unique exhibit offers a rare opportunity to see World War II artwork created and donated by a Japanese artist. The Battleship Missouri Memorial Association is proud to host this exhibit, which provides a fascinating glimpse into the lives of those who served during this pivotal moment in history.

For fans of naval history or art enthusiasts, this exhibit is definitely worth a visit. With its captivating drawings and moving stories, 'Legendary Naval Warriors - The World of Hiroyuki Sugano's Pencil Drawings' is an unforgettable experience that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the bravery and sacrifices made by those who served during WWII.

The exhibit is currently open at the Battleship Missouri Memorial in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

Can you still get missouri world of warships