Check out this cool story about finding the USS Hornet. In one of the pics you can an IH shop mule I think. Amazing photos.https://www.foxnews.com/science/wreck-of-wwii-aircraft-carrier-uss-hornet-discovered-in-the-south-pacific
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You beat me, Paul.

I just saw it.

Fascinating how the IHC tug remains in place on board 17,500 feet down.

Dean
 
and the "International Harvester" on the hood still reflects clearly after 77 years in the ocean! quite a project to find the Hornet.
 
Yes it is a couple of years now scince found. Somebody needs to go rescue that tug. Wouldn't that be a show stopper. It is increadable how it sunk that far down and is sitting upright.
 
Click the link below for info on the battle of Santa Cruz where the Hornet was lost.
If you want a detailed description of the beating she took cp this link.
Both are very good reads.

Www.propnturret.com/tully/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=1477
Santa Cruz
 
The 2nd edition was and both were Essex Class ships. The one we are talking about was a Yorktown Class (the one lost at Midway).
 
All that calcium on the outside of the tires!

While still saline, deep ocean water like that is much lower in salinity than surface water. That, along with an absence of oxygen and constant temps of 37F keeps even bare steel rust- and barnacle-free.
 

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