No, the USS Missouri (BB-63), famously known as "Mighty Mo," cannot run under its own power in 2026. After being decommissioned for the final time in 1992, the ship’s massive boilers, engines, and mechanical systems were deactivated and "mothballed." The ship currently serves as a floating museum and memorial at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. While the USS Missouri Memorial Association maintains the ship's structural integrity and aesthetic appearance with high-fidelity care—regularly painting the hull and preserving the teak decks—the internal propulsion systems are no longer functional. Reactivating a battleship of this scale would require hundreds of millions of dollars and a massive crew of specialized engineers, making it practically impossible. In 2026, the ship remains a stationary "American Icon," allowing visitors to stand on the very deck where World War II officially ended, but for any movement, such as for dry-docking or relocation, the vessel must be assisted by several heavy-duty harbor tugboats.