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USS Ling

Hackensack, New Jersey

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The USS Ling (SS-297) was launched in 1943 and served during World War II, representing the Balao-class of submarines known for their improved range and endurance. Source: Naval History and Heritage Command

The USS Ling is part of the New Jersey Naval Museum in Hackensack, offering visitors a glimpse into naval history. Source: New Jersey Naval Museum

Despite being commissioned during World War II, the USS Ling did not see combat as the war ended before she could be deployed. Source: Naval History and Heritage Command

The submarine measures approximately 312 feet in length, showcasing the typical size of Balao-class submarines. Source: Naval History and Heritage Command

Post-war, the USS Ling served as a training vessel for naval reservists until it was decommissioned in 1971. Source: Naval History and Heritage Command

After being decommissioned, the USS Ling was moved to Hackensack and opened to the public as a museum exhibit in 1972. Source: New Jersey Naval Museum

In recent years, the USS Ling has suffered from flooding issues, complicating preservation efforts. Source: NorthJersey.com

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