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Crash landing of F6F-3, Number 30 of Fighting Squadron Two (VF-2), USS Enterprise, into the carrier's port side 20mm gun gallery, 10 November 1943. Lieutenant Walter L. Chewning, Jr. USNR, the Catapult Officer, is climbing up the plane's side to assist the pilot from the burning aircraft. The pilot, Ensign Byron M. Johnson, escaped without significant injury. Enterprise was then en route to support the Gilberts Operation. Note the plane's ruptured belly fuel tank

Picture No
12278902
Media ID
46902834
Size
2949px x 2196px (2.3MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Media Drum Images
Usage Restrictions
Editorial use only
Source
Paul Reynolds / Media Drum Images
Date
1943

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