Just saw on the news the carrier USS Hornet has been found sunken in the Pacific Ocean after 76 years.They had a very good photo of a International Harvester Aircraft Tug setting on the deck that looked like it had just been parked there last month. Wish I could have captured the photo of it.
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They also found the Hiei - first IJN battleship sunk in WWII.
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A video I saw showed two of those tugs. The other was to the right of the one in the main picture.
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