CV-8 Hornet At Santa Cruz by RG19

Bryce • Historical • posted on Feb 22, 2009

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For the second time that day on October 26, 1942 CA-26 Northampton tried to take the badly damaged CV-8 Hornet in tow. As it was another wave of “Kates”, “Vals” and “Zeroes” forced another cut of the towline so the ship could maneuver. It was Hornet’s last action after barely a year of commissioning. For I am persuaded that neither death nor life, nor angels nor principalities nor powers, nor things present nor things to come, nor height nor depth, nor any other created thing, shall be able to separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. (Romans 8:38.39) Credits: USS Hornet CV-8 = Texaco oiler hull at Planit3d + USS Essex by Beyond VR+ Bridge by X2000 + Fletcher class destroyer parts by Despona + Cowling from Lockheed Electra at PlanIt3D + 12 sided object, teardrop shape and semicircle + Old wood texture by Mapps USS Northampton and USS Portland = WW1 Destroyer by Allen Migdal in free stuff + Bridge by X2000 + Fletcher class by Despond + USS Essex parts by Beyond VR + Old wood texture by Mapps USS South Dakota = KM Bismarck by Oleg Pomoshnikov at Gunpoint-3D.com + 20 mm by DesEspona + Dual 40 mm by Beyond VR + Primitives by Dr. Spacebones USS Smith = WW1 Destroyer by Allen Migdal in free stuff +Bridge by X2000 + Fletcher class by DeEspona A6M Reisen by motokami_C Nakajima B5N by Beyond VR