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A vineyard was discovered during the recent recent Pacific Yorktown’s submarine drilling National Ocean and atmospheric administration (NOAA).
The ship was the US Navy Aircraft carrier World War II Operations.
One Japanese submarine As a result, in 1942, he sank the ship during the war.
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NOAA announced the findings after completion of Papahnaumokuākea Rov and Mapping Expedition.
A Vintage Ford Super Deluxe tool was found by divers while investigating USS Yorktown. (NOAA ocean exploration, out of the blue 2025)
“We saw a weak units during the diving on April 19 car While the United States looked at the AFT hangar on the port side of Yorktown, “he said.
Researchers have set the black car as 1940-41 Ford Super Deluxe Woody is written in part of the front plate with the words “ship service ___ navy.”
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“This car is hypothesized because the Rear Admiral Frank Jack Fletcher, Captain Elliott Buckmaster or others Ship Crew While working in the US Yorktown external ports. “
Researchers set the car in 1940-41 Ford Super Deluxe “Woody”, “Woody”, “Ship service ___ Navy” written in part of the front plate. (NOAA ocean exploration, out of the blue 2025)
Images, the car rectangular rear windows, chrome detail, the back side of the back side of the fenders, split glass and chrome shows the bumper.
Divers also discovered the manually painted Mural in one of the lift shafts of the ship.
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“” A Schedule of US cruises Yorktown shows the world map following Mural Yorktown’s journeys.
Divers also discovered the manually painted Mural in one of the lift shafts of the ship. (NOAA ocean exploration, out of the blue 2025)
Mural, 42 feet measures 12 feet with motifs demonstrating pride sailors The ship was for the ship and the ship explains the global scale of the role of defending the United States and shared.
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The shipwreck was first discovered in 1988 by the US Navy and the National Geographical Society.
