The Americans have restored the world’s oldest sailboat In July of this year, “Constitution” will return to the quay wall in Boston. American experts have completed the restoration of the world’s oldest sailing ship “Constitution” included in the combat fleet of the U.S. Navy. As reported Military.com the restoration of the frigate was carried out in dry dock in Boston for the past two years. USS Constitution undergoing restoration every 20 years. As expected, the frigate will return to quay at the shipyard Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston, which is attributed, in July of this year. Until then, the experts will check the work. During the restoration the ship was replaced about a hundred and facing planks of white oak. The lower part of the body is cleared of fouling, paragonabili, tarred and re-sheathed 2.2 thousand copper plates. As expected, from July to September, the experts will check gear and
