🛠️ Puget Sound 1945: Kamikaze-Damaged Warships in One Incredible Photo скачать в хорошем качестве

🛠️ Puget Sound 1945: Kamikaze-Damaged Warships in One Incredible Photo

Explore a dramatic aerial photograph of Puget Sound Naval Shipyard taken on June 24, 1945, and get up close with kamikaze‑damaged warships fresh from the Battle of Okinawa. 🛠️ Ships featured in the analysis: USS Maryland (Colorado‑class battleship) in Dry Dock #2 – repaired after a kamikaze strike on Turret #3 USS Enterprise (carrier) in Dry Dock #4 – elevator blown skyward, 14 lives lost USS Bunker Hill (Essex‑class carrier) in Dry Dock #5 – nearly 400 casualties, flagship of Task Force Commander Mitscher USS New Jersey (Iowa‑class) at Pier 3 USS Minneapolis (New Orleans‑class cruiser) at Pier 5 undergoing gun repairs USS Commencement Bay (escort carrier), at the supply pier—as the lead ship of her class, she served here as a training carrier In just 3 minutes, this video dives into each ship’s story and the significance of this stunning archival image. Subscribe to The Warshipologist for more naval history insights and short documentary-style analyses. 🎥 Please drop by my store: the‑warshipologist on TeePublic – browse posters, apparel, and more for naval history fans! 👍 If you enjoyed this video, hit like, comment your insights or questions, and subscribe for more warship deep dives.