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Originally posted by: Mermaidman
Here's the view from my hotel's room:
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Bonus points for identifying that aircraft carrier
Originally posted by: AbsolutDealage
Columbia, South Carolina... at the site of North America's Largest Cable Stayed Bridge.
Too modern. The one in the photo is WW2 era--a museum piece!Originally posted by: AbsolutDealage
As for the second part, I'll guess the USS Theodore Roosevelt.
Good guess--You're thinking Sunshine Skyway eh?Originally posted by: FoBoT
tampa ?
The next contact was made at 0829, when four Japanese dive-bombers were splashed by Laffey's gunners. Over the course of the next 62 minutes, Laffey came under direct attack from 18 more Japanese planes. Ten were shot down, but Laffey was hit by 5 kamikazes, and took bomb hits and near misses from 8 more before the attack was over. With 32 crew dead and 71 wounded, Laffey limped back to Okinawa and eventually made her way back to Puget Sound for rebuilding.
Originally posted by: AbsolutDealage
Columbia, South Carolina... at the site of North America's Largest Cable Stayed Bridge.