Given the nickname "Whistling Death" from the sound of it as it dives for targets during World War II. This one is hangered on the U.S.S. Yorktown as part of the floating museum. (1 year and 254 days ago)
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Appreciate the information, thank you.
Thanks. That aircraft carrier was a very interesting place. This (and other planes) were located right below the flight deck. I never appreciated how huge those ships were until visiting, and even they are small compared to today's.
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