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Wreckage of World War II aircraft carrier USS Hornet discovered
The research vessel Petrel is perched on a spot in the South Pacific Ocean that was anything but peaceful 77 years ago. Then, it was the scene of a major World War II battle between the U.S. and the Imperial Japanese Navies. For the U.S. aircraft carrier, Hornet, it would be her last battle.
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- The underwater hull of USS Hornet visible on the screen in the online room.
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- The expedition crew consulting on different types of aircraft.
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- The AUV Hydroid Remus 6000 is deployed from the R/V Petrel. The autonomous underwater vehicle is capable of operations in up to 6,000 meters of water.
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- The AUV Hydroid Remus 6000 is deployed from the R/V Petrel. The autonomous underwater vehicle is capable of operations in up to 6,000 meters of water.
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- Director of Subsea Operations, Robert Kraft, inspecting a sonar image.
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- Director of Subsea Operations, Robert Kraft, deploys the AUV Hydroid Remus 6000 from the R/V Petrel. The autonomous underwater vehicle is capable of operations in up to 6,000 meters of water.
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- The R/V Petrel, purchased in 2016 by the late Microsoft Co-Founder and Philanthropist Paul G. Allen, at sea.
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- The AUV Hydroid Remus 6000 is deployed from the R/V Petrel. The autonomous underwater vehicle is capable of operations in up to 6,000 meters of water.
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- Director of Subsea Operations, Robert Kraft, inspecting a sonar image.
