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English: USS Salvor recovers the second of two sections of a U.S. Navy F/A-18C Hornet (BUNO 164044) of VFA-22 recovered from a depth of approximately 5000 feet in the Pacific Ocean near San Diego, California. The vessel seen in the background is the Military Sealift Command special mission ship MV Dolores Chouest. The underside of the nose section of the aircraft can be seen at left hanging from Salvor's 40-ton capacity aft boom. The white structure is the remainder of the nose-gear strut. The other section of the aircraft, including the engines and vertical stabilizes at center was recovered the previous evening. |
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