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SB2C?
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SB2C Helldiver overflying an Essex class carrier, looks late a later Long hull variety.
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Nope, its not a long hull, its the USS Hornet CV-12.
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The would therefore be VB-2, and the two guys are listed one of these guys... The trick would be to find out who normally flew #114 (altho they didn't always fly an "assigned" aircraft)...

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what is the peculiar white shape in the water on the port side, amid ship?
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ORIGINAL: Tankerace

Nope, its not a long hull, its the USS Hornet CV-12.

Depends on if the original CV-8 is sunk does it not?[8|]
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On the port side, we see wake from the carrier and the sort of L shaoed thing with a fin is an airspeed sensor on the wing of the fore ground plane.
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The plane is an SB2C Helldiver. No idea on the ship, though, I am no good with those.

Edit: Wow, I didn't notice all the other replies, I thought no one had yet. And to think I haven't had anything to drink. Oops.
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ORIGINAL: Central Blue

what is the peculiar white shape in the water on the port side, amid ship?
Ha ! That I can recognise. It's at my level of knowledge:

It's called a "wave".

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ORIGINAL: Central Blue

what is the peculiar white shape in the water on the port side, amid ship?

It is a sensor on the left wing of the plane in the foreground...but it looks like an all-white Exocet protoype about to impact the carrier [;)]
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my thanks to Cap and Belce, [&o]

my old eyes were thinking buzz bomb. I thought it might be coming off the foreground wing, but the business end with the dorsal fin is so white I thought someone might be playing with a photo editor.
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Helldiver, it is[:)]

Essex Class, it is[:)]

USS Hornet, it is[:)]

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