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A noteworthy aspect is the detailed account of visiting warships such as the USS Alabama and Canadian vessels like HMCS Columbia. The narrator describes capturing photos and videos of onboard weaponry, including 5-inch guns and colossal 16-inch artillery, as well as scripting operations involving machine guns like Browning's 50 caliber. These accounts reflect a deep fascination with vintage naval engineering and weaponry.
Equipped with cameras and recording devices, the narrator also captured shots of the ships’ superstructures, radar systems, and antenna arrays—some of which are now part of a personal collection. They express a desire, had they been wealthier, to purchase and restore these historic ships into museums.