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A Near Miss
Another near miss on USS Enterprise, during the Battle of Santa Cruz, 26 October 1942.
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Noumea ID: nmna-img-z--2000003
Source: National Museum of Naval Aviation
Another near miss on USS Enterprise, during the Battle of Santa Cruz, 26 October 1942.
Runaway Plane
A plane wrenched from its moorings by a near miss skitters across the Big E's flight deck.
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Noumea ID: usna-img-z--1200023
Source: US Navy Archives
A plane wrenched from its moorings by a near miss skitters across the Big E's flight deck.
Task Force 16 Under Attack
Aerial view of Enterprise CV-6 and escorts maneuvering sharply under attack, 26 October 1942.
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Noumea ID: barn-img-n206a
Source: James C. Barnhill
Aerial view of Enterprise CV-6 and escorts maneuvering sharply under attack, 26 October 1942.
'Then There Was One'
Air Group 10 planes circle to land on Enterprise CV-6 at the Battle of Santa Cruz, 26 October 1942.
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Noumea ID: nmna-img-z--2000001
Source: National Museum of Naval Aviation
Air Group 10 planes circle to land on Enterprise CV-6 at the Battle of Santa Cruz, 26 October 1942.
USS South Dakota BB-57
"Battleship 'X'" - the fast battleship USS South Dakota - in action during the Battle of Santa Cruz.
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Noumea ID: usni-img-z--3000005
Source: United States Naval Institute
"Battleship 'X'" - the fast battleship USS South Dakota - in action during the Battle of Santa Cruz.
Abandoning Hornet CV-8
Listing heavily, and badly damaged by Japanese air attacks, Hornet CV-8 is abandoned, 26 Oct. 1942.
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Noumea ID: barr-img-rm-07
Source: William T. Barr
Listing heavily, and badly damaged by Japanese air attacks, Hornet CV-8 is abandoned, 26 Oct. 1942.
Wounded Awaiting Transfer
Wounded men await transfer in hangar deck of Enterprise CV-6, October 1942.
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Noumea ID: barn-img-n27397
Source: James C. Barnhill
Wounded men await transfer in hangar deck of Enterprise CV-6, October 1942.
Shipmates Give Encouragement and Comfort
A wounded sailor of the Big E gets encouragement and comfort from two of his shipmates.
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Noumea ID: latr-img-z--9000004
Source: Charles H. Latrobe
A wounded sailor of the Big E gets encouragement and comfort from two of his shipmates.
Burial Services after Battle of Santa Cruz Islands
Forty-four men killed during the Battle of Santa Cruz (26 October 1942) are buried at sea.
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Noumea ID: barr-img-387
Source: William T. Barr
Forty-four men killed during the Battle of Santa Cruz (26 October 1942) are buried at sea.
Captain Osborne B. Hardison, USN
Captain Osborne B. Hardison, USN, commanded Enterprise CV-6 from 21 October 1942 to 7 April 1943.
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Noumea ID: awo-img-z--1000024
Source: Arnold W. Olson
Captain Osborne B. Hardison, USN, commanded Enterprise CV-6 from 21 October 1942 to 7 April 1943.

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