The LST-325, a 328-foot World War II landing ship that serves as a museum in Evansville, Indiana, is making a seasonal voyage on the Cumberland River through Tennessee, Defense News reported.
The ship is generally maintained as a stationary museum for most of the year. In autumn, its crew takes it out on the water. The source describes the Tennessee passage as drawing large crowds, but provides no attendance figures or details about stops along the route.
The report was published Oct. 13, 2026. The voyage is presented as a historical-vessel event rather than a new military operation.
