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Battle of the Coral Sea In the Coral Sea Courtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command The USS Yorktown is shown operating in the vicinity of the Coral Sea, April 1942. The photograph was taken from from a TBD-1 torpedo plane that has just taken off from its deck. Battle of the Coral SeaCourtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command The USS Yorktown’s Bombing Squadron Five (VB-5) SBD-3 aircraft are shown forward on the carrier’s flight deck during operations in the Coral Sea, April 1942.

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Repairs from the Battle of the Coral Sea Courtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command The USS Yorktown undergoes urgent repairs at Dry Dock # 1 in the Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, 29 May 1942, following damage sustained in the Battle of the Coral Sea. It left Pearl Harbor the next day to participate in the Battle of Midway. Battle of Midway The USS Yorktown underway at MidwayCourtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command This image of the USS Yorktown was taken on the morning of June 4, 1942, shortly after the beginning of the Battle of Midway. The USS Yorktown on fireCourtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command This famous image taken during the Battle of Midway by Bill Roy shows the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown (CV-5) shortly after it was hit by three Japanese bombs on June 4, 1942. Following a bomb attack Courtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command The USS Yorktown is shown burning from a Japanese bombing attack shortly after noon on 4 June 1942 during the Battle of Midway. Damage controlCourtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command Firefighters at work on board USS Yorktown after the ship was hit by three Japanese bombs shortly after noon on 4 June 1942. Another view of the YorktownCourtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command This view shows the giant plume of smoke coming from the USS Yorktown after it was attacked by Japanese planes during the Battle of Midway.

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WP44 - USS Yorktown CV-5 by Steve Wiper is a pictorial history of one of the. This book is yet one more fantastic photo study of a warship in the extensive.

The USS Astoria is shown in the left background. Caring for the woundedCourtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command Navy corpsmen treat casualties on board the USS Yorktown shortly after the carrier had been hit by Japanese bombs on 4 June 1942. The dead and wounded shown were members of a machine gun crew. Repairing the flight deck Courtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command Damage control teams struggle to repair the damaged flight deck of the USS Yorktown during the Battle of Midway. Next page: The end.