Viking1066
Brigadier General
USS Yorktown (CV-5) during operations in February of 1942 FACB
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XN3N-1 aircraft, United States, circa 1930s WW2B
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Very cool - I've never seen a Soviet Kingfisher before....Vought OS2U Kingfisher in Soviet service SILV
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Good eye!It bears roundels adopted under Specification Number AN-1-9a, used between June 29th, 1943 to August 14th, 1943.
That's a great picture... though I can't help wondering what went through the USN sailors' minds when they first saw Scapa........ And a VERY minor correction: it's HMS VictoriousSS Wasp (CV-7) at Scapa Flow, Scotland (UK), in April 1942. The ships in the background are R to L USS Wichita USS Washington and HMS Victoria King George V BB class April 1942 WIKI
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See if you can find any shots of U.S.S. Robin.HMS Victorious was a busy flattop. Found some awesome photos. I will be posting soon.
I did, Around twenty or so. USN and FAA Wildcats aboard HMS Victorious (USS Robin) while operating as a 'fighter carrier' in 1943 REEDSee if you can find any shots of U.S.S. Robin.
Great pics! These 2 pics must be among the last ones of HMS Eagle. I'm thinking the cruiser steaming aft of HMS Victorious is most probably HMS Charybdis, which also didn't survive the warNearest the camera is HMS EAGLE, then HMS INDOMITABLE and HMS VICTORIOUS and in the background are HMS FURIOUS and HMS ARGUS August 1942 ARMO
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Clipped wings on that Sea Hurricane!Malta Convoy guardians in line ahead VICTORIOUS (from which the picture was taken) leading INDOMITABLE and EAGLE 1942 ARMO
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Good eyes!Clipped wings on that Sea Hurricane!