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USS Enterprise (CV-6) Operating in the Pacific, circa late June 1941. She is turning into the wind to recover aircraft. Note her natural wood flight deck stain and dark Measure One camouflage paint scheme. The flight deck was stained blue in July 1941, during camouflage experiments that gave her a unique deck stripe pattern. Stock Photo

RM2ANR835–USS Enterprise (CV-6) Operating in the Pacific, circa late June 1941. She is turning into the wind to recover aircraft. Note her natural wood flight deck stain and dark Measure One camouflage paint scheme. The flight deck was stained blue in July 1941, during camouflage experiments that gave her a unique deck stripe pattern.

Naval Officers and Enlisted Men Await Presentation of Individual Heroism'Naval officers and enlisted men await presentation of individual heroism awards by Adm. Chest W. Nimitz at Pearl Harbor. The ceremony was held on the flight deck of the USS Enterprise (CV-6).' Photographer: USS Enterprise. Stock Photo

RM2K6RGFJ–Naval Officers and Enlisted Men Await Presentation of Individual Heroism'Naval officers and enlisted men await presentation of individual heroism awards by Adm. Chest W. Nimitz at Pearl Harbor. The ceremony was held on the flight deck of the USS Enterprise (CV-6).' Photographer: USS Enterprise.

Japanese bomb hits USS Enterprise (CV-6) flight deck during Battle of the Eastern Solomons, 24 August 1942 Stock Photo

RM2C9KG3Y–Japanese bomb hits USS Enterprise (CV-6) flight deck during Battle of the Eastern Solomons, 24 August 1942

USS Enterprise (CV-6) flight deck April 1942 Stock Photo

RMHG0KXG–USS Enterprise (CV-6) flight deck April 1942

Guadalcanal Invasion, August 1942. Ordnancemen of Scouting Squadron Six (VS-6) load a 500 pound demolition bomb on an SBD scout bomber on the flight deck of USS Enterprise (CV-6), during the first day of strikes on Guadalcanal and Tulagi, 7 August 1942 Stock Photo

RMWA7X65–Guadalcanal Invasion, August 1942. Ordnancemen of Scouting Squadron Six (VS-6) load a 500 pound demolition bomb on an SBD scout bomber on the flight deck of USS Enterprise (CV-6), during the first day of strikes on Guadalcanal and Tulagi, 7 August 1942

The crew of the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CV-6) fighting fires after a kamikaze hit the forward elevator on 14 May 1945. When Japan was facing defeat in late 1944 it chose to destroy US ships with suicide bombings, known as Kamikaze.These attacks were a potent physical and psychological weapon and sunk a total of 47 ships at a cost of more than 3000 pilots and planes. By late 1944 the US Navy was large enough that the losses were insignificant and they did not alter the course of the war. Stock Photo

RM2R3306R–The crew of the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CV-6) fighting fires after a kamikaze hit the forward elevator on 14 May 1945. When Japan was facing defeat in late 1944 it chose to destroy US ships with suicide bombings, known as Kamikaze.These attacks were a potent physical and psychological weapon and sunk a total of 47 ships at a cost of more than 3000 pilots and planes. By late 1944 the US Navy was large enough that the losses were insignificant and they did not alter the course of the war.