USS Pampanito Museum and Memorial Review

The Pampanido submarine is a famous warship in American history, a hero ship that fought with Japan. It has now been transformed into a similar museum, and it is worth visiting if you are interested.

The Pampanido submarine is a ship located in the Fisherman's Wharf. This is the year that fought with Japan. You need to buy a ticket to visit. The attraction for men or military fans is relatively large. Our group of people did not agree and did not visit it.

This is a decommissioned U.S. submarine during World War II. It sank six Japanese ships and severely damaged four Japanese ships. There is an exhibition hall beside it, which shows some stories about the submarine, torpedoes and so on. Behind it is also a decommissioned warship, which has participated in Normandy landing.

The submarines, left over from World War II, are now on display at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco.

When you come to Fisherman’s Wharf, ignore the dilapidated items and the garbage left by tourists. It’s a essence museum and they also discount military personnel. Walking through the submarines, real feeling of living under the waves

You can't see and feel the environment of the Second World War submarines every day. This is a unique opportunity. All the staff are volunteers. Many people did not return from their tasks (a young family member is one of them). Visiting the Papanido Submarine Museum in the United States will allow one to stop and reflect. There are commentators on board to answer any questions. If you have a mobile problem, you may not want to see it. If you can twist, bend and climb stairs, you should be all right.