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I recently learned that the former SAS Oosterland still exists now just called Oosterland. Oosterland still floats but is missing its superstructure and all of its guns (it was a sightseeing boat for a while) owner apparently is trying to restore it but it looks like it will be a while. I dont know if this currently qualifies as preserved since its fate appears to be in limbo. 197.87.186.216 ( talk) 20:20, 4 June 2022 (UTC) reply