USS Hornet (CV-12)
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Location | Alameda, Alameda County, California, Pacific States Region | ||||
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The eighth USS Hornet (CV-/CVA-/CVS-12) was originally named USS Kearsarge, but renamed in honor of the CV-8, which was lost in October of 1942.
During service life
[edit]World War 2
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Hornet christened by Annie Reid Knox, wife of Frank Knox
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Two SB2C Helldiver above Hornet
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40 mm AA guns firing
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March 1945
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Aft view over flight deck
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Four aircraft carriers, circa mid-September 1945. The ships are (from front to back): USS Saratoga (CV-3); USS Enterprise (CV-6), USS Hornet (CV-12) and USS San Jacinto (CVL-30).
Post WW2
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January 1954
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F2H Banshees on flight deck
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USS Hornet (CVS-12), USS Cimarron (AO-22) and USS Nicholas (DD-449), during underway replenishment activities
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Off North Vietnam 1967
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Underway replenishment
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Bow view 1968
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Astronauts of Apollo 11 in quarantine aboard USS Hornet
As museum ship
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Rear of the island
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Airborne early warning system
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Captain's cabin
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Bridge
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Stern
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Turbine
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Steam cycle diagram in the engine room
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Forward engine room IC panel
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View of the forward engine room
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View 2 of the forward engine room
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View 3 of the forward engine room
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View 4 of the forward engine room
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Primary flight control (pri fly)
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View of the flight deck from pri fly
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Windspeed indicator in pri fly
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Another view of the bridge
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Catwalk leading from the bridge
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Underside view of the radar
See also: USS Hornet (CV-8).