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This was my grandfather's ship during World War II he's one of the AA gunners, Harold Henry Sims

Seeing the bomb bounce out of its mount just makes your heart freeze as it bounces

I was privileged to know a WWII vet who served on the hornet and, being an artist, his commander assigned him to do the painting of insignia on the fighter aircraft. He also created decorative designs on the planes like Hollywood stars, girlfriends, and and nicknames for individual planes and their pilots. Additionally, he was asked to paint a mural on the mess hall wall of all the enemy ships and planes the hornet and its air crews were responsible for shooting down or sinking. In later years, at the time I knew him, he was asked by his son if he wanted to travel to California and visit the docked ship. He did visit and, while there, amazed his son by threading his way through the maze of passageways to get to his birthing room. Then, when the two of them traveled to the mess hall, they were standing next to the mural when their guide stated that they had been searching for years to discover the artist. He disclosed that he was the man and, " bells rang and shouts went out that they had finally discovered the artist ! " He was given an honorary membership in their veterans organization and free passes for life to the memorial facility. It was a high point in my life to have met and known such a gentle and interesting man. God bless him and all of his WWII veteran friends and comrades.

For those asking... The USS Enterprise 'Big E' was scrapped because not enough funds were raised to preserve her as a museum ship. All about money, guys.

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That’s bomb rolling and bouncing over and over again... my heart dropped...

Need to start naming ships like this again, not after people.

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I love it when Russians explain American carrier actions. LOL

So you preserve this ship but not the Enterprise. Good job America.

The USS Hornet I slept on that ship in the Boy Scouts. Its one of my favorite places to go when I'm visiting family in California

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Microsoft undersea explorers just found the original USS Hornet, it's in much deeper and darker waters than the Titanic which is why pictures are limited but scanning images show the silhouette of a carrier with major damage, when the number 8 was spotted on the bridge they instantly knew it was Hornet

What about the USS Enterprise? That was one of the best AirCraft Carries in WWII!

My grandpapy served on this ship and shot down a kamikaze.

I live in Alameda. So I got to take a tour of the USS Hornet. I even got to sleep in the barracks of the Hornet. So cool!!! Go USS Hornet!!

these documentaries put shame to nat geo/history/discovery which are all crap these days showing fishermen make crap about themselves.

The Hornet and the Iowa are my favorite two ships of all time. I've been to the Hornet museum many times with my family and have seen every part of it.

I think it's amazing to be able to leave an aircraft carrier during Pacific War. I respect America. from Japan

My Dad crewed on Hornet (CV-8) from a few months before the Pearl Harbor attack, through the Doolittle Raid Launch, and all the battles, right to the day she was sunk by the US Navy, after kamikaze attacks disabled her in the Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands. I know a lot of people served longer, and risked their lives on the Hornet (CV-12) People just need to remember the second carrier Hornet was renamed while under construction, to prevent the Japanese from confirming the loss of the first Hornet. And of course, the survivors of the battle continued to serve for the Duration of US participation in WWII.

Fun fact there’s a stain on one of the mattresses there because I threw up on it when I was on a scout overnight trip

Love the music in these videos. They really do an amazing job with the presentations and productions, when making these.

I must say that this little documentaries are amazing! Great Job!

My Tax preparer was a Marine who landed at Iwo Jima at the age of 17 years. A very humble man who never spoke of his service until our Son-a Marine, was involved in both the initial military actions in Afghanistan and Iraq. After surviving the war he graduated as an engineer from Harvard. He became a Naval engineer and was intimately involved in the “stretching” and reorienting of the (2nd) USS Hornets flight deck-the cutting in two of the vessel and addition of flight decking for jets. An amazing and successful project, and an amazing, humble man to have known.

I really like these quality documentaries. Keep it up!

10 people hate this for not showing Enterprise CV6

I love the USS Hornet. She is an amazing aircraft carrier with a rich history. Also I got to sleep overnight in the barracks of the carrier which is pretty cool and scary cause I think I heard and saw the ghosts of dead sailors.

I had the pleasure of visiting this lovely ship when I was younger quite a few times. It didnt really hit me till now but the absolute scale of this thing is amazing. I'll go back sometime soon.

It was kind of neat, when it showed all the ships turning around. All those ships turning around, like synchronized swimming, very cool picture!

Usually they talk about how the ships were used and modified after WW2 but not here. This is particularly unfortunate because the ship was modified so completely, men who served on her in WW2 wouldn't recognize the ship as it is today. And talking about the bow, angled deck, and other changes would be helpful for viewers unfamiliar with U.S. aircraft carriers.

Man im so glad this ship is only an hour's drive away form me.

I had the pleasure of spending time on this ship several times. once in 6th grade and spent the night on it twice as a Boy Scout. fun ship would recommend that if you have the time and money go on board.

It's amazing how quickly the U.S. built ships during WWII!

The war footage made me realize that if we have a conventional war today, there'd be people with phones or go-pros recording everything, maybe not livestreaming cuz military secrecy, but definitely a lot of actual HD footage afterwards. We might even have multiple angles of the same battle to construct VR experiences so normal people can be in the battle without the actual danger. That is, if we do go into conventional war, instead of just nuking each other off the face of the earth...

I haven't been to this particular museum ship but I went to the Midway in San Diego and it was really fantastic. The ship and the aircraft are obviously amazing to get to see in person but I think the highlight is that the museum staff are former members of the military who are super familiar with all the navy in and outs.

Was glad you mentioned Hornet CV-8 and the heroic battles she was in. She gave her all along with many men when she was sunk in battle. Its great they recently found her wreck. Along comes her reberth with Hornet CV-12. My father (Commander John W Ramsey) was supposed to have been on Hornet CV-8 in fall of 42 with VF-11 Sundowners, but she had been sunk. In 1944-45 he was with VF-11 (2nd tour) on Hornet CV-12 in various battles as a fighter pilot. Great video thank you!

I love these videos... Good job WarGaming. I like how you used computer graphics to showed some of the gun emplacements that were later removed (the aft bofors for example), that was a great touch.

It is a great shame that we have a great ship like that in such disrepair and lack of paint. God bless you all and I hope that something will be done soon to get it done before it gets too late.

I love these videos. An important note from this video is that it took 8 carriers to sink the Yamato.

The Hornet is my favorite ship of all time.I live in Alameda near the Hornet. We had a membership the the Hornet so I would visit almost everyday! It was a big part of my childhood. I would like to visit again sometime. 😁

No video has ever shown what it is like in a CV'S CIC during real world ops. No words I know of can express the sensation of just what that's like.

I was on the “Connie”, Marine Detachment USS Constellation CV64

I love learning new things. I always thought Hornet was sunk during the war. Nice to see she is well and loved.

It’s really quite remarkable how talented and effective these videos are. I find myself curious; this level of quality doesn’t come from thin air. What’s the story here? Why are these so good?

I love this series, I would love to see if you could.do one for the USS Enterprise CV-6. Though it is no longer with us, I think y'all can do it since you could for the Yomato.

The quality in these videos jesus im in love with the channel i watch all of them RIP to the History channel the old days were good

This is so amazing that i started making videos of the SBD dive bombers and the Wildcats

i got free admission on this ship during high school. i played jazz concerts on the hanger deck with my my high school jazz band. 1st chair trombone

wow, gonna need to go back to Alameda to see this beautiful lady again, being ex-navy Airedale makes her near and dear to me. About an hours drive.

Thank you for this video on the USS Hornet CV-12, my Uncle served aboard the CV-8 that was sunk, he was blown off of the deck into the water, when he was found, the only article of clothing he had on was a sock.

My pops deployed on the Hornet a couple times as an aviator. Go Navy!

My dad was on that ship with the Marines

I must say, the name "Doolittle Raid" is pretty cool.

USS HORNET is my favourite aircraft carrier in BOW. It's compact and deadly. Good AA-Guns. Love it.

say what u want about Hornet, but the real hero was the Big E, ( Enterprise) was the one and only carrier that was in all major battles of the pacific, including the pearl harbor attack, where she was one of the main targets. but wasnt there that morning.

These vids are always so cool.

I would love to se a Neval Legends about KMS Tirpitz or KMS Bismarck :))

My dad served on the Hornet until she was sunk and was transferred to the Wasp where he stayed until he was sent home from injuries during a fighter attack. He spent the rest of his life disabled and suffered much pain. But without any doubt the proudest days of his life was spent on those carriers.

Awesome, Thanks!!

can you guys do a video on the USS Lexington preserved in Corpus Christi, Texas. it's a beautiful ship with an amazing history.

that cartwheeling bomb caused a heart rate increase over here lol.

I remember going through a phase where i was obsessed with the hornet and the pacific theatre, yeah, i memorized so much that it got to the point where there was basically nothing left to learn.

I love the Naval Legends Videos gj there!

Do some German or british ship next :v also great series i enjoy watching more these vídeos than playing wow itself

Hornet, Yorktown.... where is the video on ENTERPRISE!!

Loved seeing the CIC on the Hornet, looked very similar to the CIC's I worked in on the Belleau-Wood, Tarawa, Constellation & Missouri (TAD ).

Excelent video, great job!

*Can anyone name the background music please, the soundtracks sound amazing please, :)*

Do the Enterprise! She was way more decorated!

So blessed to have been on this bad boy

Super intéressant ! Respect à cet ancien pilote ! Merci pour ce super document

I live near Alameda, I'll go see the Hornet someday

Love Hornet

I'm surprised the planes could take off with the massive balls these pilots had.

Thank you for this presentation.

anyone know the music between 00:27~00:50?

Us navy: excellence and perfection meets beauty.

Great video! 59 battles! Wow. Just utterly amazing. The one thing that really bothered me while watching this video, was the amount of work needed to the ship and aircraft. From what I could tell, it badly needs some repairs and some new paint.

Was expecting even a small bit about the Hornet being supposedly haunted, but still awesome o/

Enterprise also deserve to go her own Vid, its a shame instead keeping her she was scrap. :*(

“She was one of the luckiest ships in the navy” *enterprise laughs*

these launch procedures deserve a movie

The Big E is the only Aircraft Carrier to smack down Hornet's record. At one point the Enterprise was the only US Carrier in the war til the new Essex class was built. So think of the Hornet (CV-12) as second place or runner up to the title of Great Aircraft Carrier. But remember this is the second Hornet the first one was sunk so you have to add that history to this Hornet. The Enterprise still lives on in parts that are mounted to the current Enterprise as goodluck

so hornet had four air squadrons? no wonder the game reflects the fact that USN CV have less squadrons than the IJN counterparts.

If I'm not mistaken, it was this aircraft carrier that welcomed the three from Apollo 11 after their splashdown in 1969?

outstanding quality videos ! very exciting to watch it!

The camera quality is amazing, so much detail

I've been to the Hornet museum many times. Excellent! I wish it were in san Diego, rather than the Midway. Too many obnoxious millennials working on the Midway

what about the hornet's sister ship the Enterprises the most decorated warship in history?

Wow! I bow down to you! Your'e Awesome USS Hornet!!

Thank you for the videos and teach us more about World of Warships

Best Quote Ever 1:45 "Was To Let The Japanese Know That Your Bomb Our Homeland You Close To Our Homeland We Will Come To You"

Commissioned in 1943, 33 knots, sounds familiar.

Thank you for another video WG. As a Navy veteran it is sad to see any ship in the kind of condition Hornet is in. She was a great warship. Hope the city she is berthed in will correct this and get her looking ship shape again. Her crew deserves it and she deserves it.

Great shows World of Warships love them!

5 ghosts of kamikazes hate this video.

U.s.s. Enterprise cv-6 when?

Gotta love old warships even aircraft carriers!!!!

Amazing job guys ! WOW really !