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USS Recruit Skip to Main Content Directory Eat Shop Health Stay All Arts District Events Events Calendar Class Calendar Halloween at the Station Salute the Season History First Friday at Arts District 250th Anniversary Venues Outdoor Venues Indoor Venues Experiential Venues Having An Event? Contact A Venue Here Explore What is Liberty Station Directions Parking Contact The Post Map + Districts Media Press Sponsors Discover the Ultimate Family Adventure Date Nights Subscribe Leasing Styles Site Search Sitemap Search History NTC Alumni Videos A Walk Back Through Time The Art of Immortalizing Heroes Tell Us Your NTC Story USS Recruit USS RECRUIT This USS Recruit is one of three landlocked ships that the Navy used for promotion and training. The Recruit was built to scale, two-thirds the size of a Dealey-class destroyer escort, and was commissioned on July 27, 1949. The building of the USS Recruit is sheet metal over wood framing on a concrete slab foundation. The USS Recruit measured 225’ from bow to stern with a beam of 24’ 4” and a height of 41’ from the tip of the mast to the asphalt. However, in 1982, the USS Recruit was reconditioned as a training guided-missile frigate and the overall length of the USS Recruit increased to 233’. The structure is officially designated as TDE-1, which stands for "Training Device, Experimental No. 1." The TDE-1 was used to teach new recruits about the basics of shipboard life, including navigation, gunnery, and other essential skills.At the height of the Naval Training Center (NTC), 50,000+ recruits a year learned basic naval procedures on this ship from 1949 to 1997. As the USS Recruit was the Navy’s only commissioned ship that never touched the water, it was playfully nicknamed “USS Neversail” by recruits. Here, recruits learned how t
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