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The Intrepid aircraft carrier is one of the most visited military museums in the world. It's another symbol of New York. A huge ship moored on the Hudson. The aircraft carrier has been out of service for 30 years, but it has been honored for its legendary history since World War II. With a length of 273 meters, a width of 45 meters, it looks impressive today, corresponding to its name "Intrepid". On board the heroic watch were 3,500 military sailors and pilots. From its decks during the battles, planes took off every 60 seconds. A kamikaze was hit several times.
On the runway and in the hangars, turned into pavilions, you will see reconnaissance aircraft, bombers, fighters from different countries, including outstanding MiGs. You will see a unique vertical take-off aircraft James Bond. You can take pictures of the helicopters of Hierokesa, Tomahawks and various rotorcraft Sikorsky. During the tour you will learn why on the streets of American cities you will hardly see people in military uniform, how many foreign languages officers must know and a lot of information on the topic of the army, navy and aviation.You can visit almost all the premises of the aircraft carrier, including the captain's and admiral's compartments. You will be told about the amazing statistics associated with the scale of a floating airfield, for example, how many times a car could travel around the Earth on the fuel reserves of an aircraft carrier.
On the upper deck in the pavilion you will get acquainted with the space shuttle, because Intrepid is a museum of the Navy, aviation and space. In confirmation, you will see the command module of the Russian spacecraft. A strategic nuclear submarine is moored next to the aircraft carrier. Once inside, you will be shocked by the conditions the crew was in, especially in a combat situation. Near the pier is a civilian supersonic Concorde aircraft with its famous beak. Why the beak? Why did Phil Collins fly on Concord and give concerts in London and Philadelphia in one day? What world record did the famous golfer set on board this plane? Why don't the Concordes fly anymore? Why is it located in the military museum? These questions will be answered by a Russian-speaking guide.Visiting the museum, you will enjoy 3D movies, simulators, because adults and children are interested in controlling aircraft, space rockets, submarines and the aircraft carrier itself.


