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A port bow view of the hulk of the aircraft carrier CORAL SEA (CV-43) during scrapping operations at the Seawitch Marine Salvage Company. Two thirds of the flight deck, the elevators, much of the side bulkheads and the island have already been cut away

A aerial bow on view of the hulk of the aircraft carrier CORAL SEA (CV-43) during scrapping operations at the Seawitch Marine Salvage Company. Two thirds of the flight deck, the elevators, much of the side bulkheads and the island have already been cut away

A aerial port view of the aircraft carrier CORAL SEA (CV-43) showing the progress of the scraping operation at the Seawitch Marine Salvage Company at the Fairfield Marine Terminal. Large sections of the flight deck and all the outborne elevators have already been cut away. The hulk of the merchant ship S.S. SEAWITCH lies on the opposite side of the pier from the carrier

An overhead aerial view of the starboard amidships and stern section of the aircraft carrier CORAL SEA (CV-43) during scrapping at the Seawitch Marine Salvage Company in the outer harbor. Two thirds of the armored flight deck, the elevators much of the deck overhang and the island have already been cut away

A port bow view of the hulk of the aircraft carrier CORAL SEA (CV-43) tied up at the Seawitch Marine Salvage Company pier at the Fairfield Terminal. The view shows the process made on scrapping out the ship. The entire island structure has now been cut away. The ship arrived in Baltimore July 1993

View from amidships looking aft into the hangar bay of the aircraft carrier CORAL SEA (CV-43) showing the progress of the scrapping operation at the Seawitch Marine Salvage Company yard. The front half of the island has been cut away and two thirds of the flight deck has been removed

A low level aerial view of the amidships section of the aircraft carrier CORAL SEA (CV-43) aft of the island structure. This close in view clearly shows that the outboard elevators have been cut away and only small sections of the outer flight deck areas remain. The ship is being scrapped by Seawitch Marine Salvage Company at the Fairfield Marine Terminal

View from the flight deck port side forward of the aircraft carrier CORAL SEA (CV-43) off to starboard showing the progress of the scrapping operation at the Seawitch Salvage Company. Two thirds of the flight deck has been cut away and the front half of the island has already been removed

A starboard bow view of the aircraft carrier CORAL SEA (CV-43) moored at Lambert Point for scrapping by the Seawitch Salvage Co. Portions of the armored flight deck have been removed and scrap is piled up on the bow. The hulk of the merchant ship SS SEAWITCH and the ocean minesweeper ILLUSIVE (MSO-448), also being dismantled, are off the starboard side of the carrier

A port bow view of the hulk of the aircraft carrier CORAL SEA (CV-43) during scrapping operations at the Seawitch Marine Salvage Company at the Fairfield Marine Terminal in the outer harbor. Over two thirds of the armored flight deck has been cut away along with the elevators and part of the side bulkheads. The island has also been completely cut away

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Base: Baltimore

State: Maryland (MD)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: Marty Goppert

Release Status: Released to Public

Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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11/11/1994
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