and at nearly at her stern, while some portions of the Arkansas River were less than deep. A pair of barges were used as pontoons to lift the submarine a few feet to clear the river bottom while remaining low enough to pass under the bridges along her route, just as the submarine had 32 years earlier. On 29 August 2004, Razorback reached her berth in North Little Rock, at the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum. She officially opened to the public on 15 May 2005. Razorback was also the meeting place the Quapaw Area Council Sea Scout ship number 394. Sea Scout Ship 394, as part of the Venturing program, had a particular emphasis on water-based activities. The Sea Scout Ship dissolved after only a few years of being chartered. Razorback is the subject of a full-length documentary film, "Greyhound of the Sea: USS Razorback," slated for release in 2016. The film is a joint effort between the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Mass Communication. Razorback shares her shoreline with memorials to the submarines and . Visitors to the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum can tour the submarine most Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. In Pop Culture The USS Razorback is featured in the fictional book SSN Seadragon The Crucible of Leviathan by J.P. Ronald. Razorback already converted to GUPPY IIA reconnoiters the beaches off Inchon, and lands a covert CIA/Underwater Demolition Team operative to collect vital intelligence in the weeks leading up to the famous Inchon landings of 1950. Awards Gallery Notes References External links Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum (AIMM) 1944 ships Balao-class submarines of the Turkish Navy Cold War submarines of the United States Military and war museums in Arkansas Museum ships in Arkansas National Register of Historic Places in Pulaski County, Arkansas Naval museums in the United States Ships built in Kittery, Maine Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Arkansas Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy Tourist attractions in North Little Rock, Arkansas World War II submarines of the United States