USS Wasp (CV-7)
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US Navy aircraft carrier Wasp
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USS Wasp 1940
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British Spitfire takes off from USS Wasp
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In Hampton Roads
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Dan Diego harbor
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Bridge
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Wasp burning after being torpedoed
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U.S. Destroyer O'Brien is torpedoed on September 15, 1942. She eventually sank on October 19, 1942 while trying to return to the U.S. for repairs. U.S. carrier Wasp, torpedoed earlier, burns in the background.
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Wasp survivors on USS Laffey at Espiritu Santo
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Wasp survivors on USS Laffey at Espiritu Santo